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The Group had also encouraged the participation of population and development experts in the Board's deliberations.
Those efforts, which the President of the General Assembly had also encouraged, had been met by an unfortunate and obstinate refusal.
It had also encouraged national and international organizations to get involved in the dissemination of information related to the elections.
The Rapporteur also expressed appreciation to nongovernmental organizations, many of whom had also encouraged States parties to submit followup information in a timely way.
The Council had also encouraged Chad to build on the agreement of 13 August 2007 to promote political dialogue with the unarmed opposition.
In addition, the Board met the Permanent Representative of Spain to the United Nations(at that time Spain held the revolving presidency of the European Union)because the Union had also encouraged all its member States to contribute to the Fund.
It had also encouraged non-governmental organizations and civil society in general to carry out programmes for indigenous people.
They emphasized that the Secretary-General of the United Nations, speaking at the Fourth United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries(LDC-IV)held in Istanbul in May, 2011, had also encouraged participation by civil society in the activities of the United Nations.
It had also encouraged the UNCTAD secretariat to make substantive contributions to the mid-term review of the Programme of Action for the Least Developed Countries.
Recognizing the importance of promoting a unified approach at country level,UNFPA had also encouraged and actively supported UNFPA Representatives to serve as chairs of United Nations theme groups and, where that had occurred, much progress had been achieved.
It had also encouraged the Security Council to take steps more formally to ensure the rigorous, timely and systematic implementation of those arrangements.
It had also asked Governments to limit the extent of any reservations to the Convention, to formulate such reservations as precisely and narrowly as possible, and to ensure that they were not incompatible with the object andpurpose of the Convention or with international treaty law; it had also encouraged Governments to review any existing reservations regularly with a view to their withdrawal.
They had also encouraged UNHCR to review its funding approaches, in order to seek additional resources, including from the private sector.
With a view to achieving a binding instrument, General Assembly resolution 66/104 had encouraged States to develop bilateral andregional arrangements and had also encouraged the International Hydrological Programme of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization(UNESCO) to offer further scientific and technical assistance to the States concerned.
The Council had also encouraged the parties to discuss any other proposal for a political solution, which might be put forward by the parties, to arrive at a mutually acceptable agreement.
In that resolution, the General Conference had also encouraged member States to become parties to the International Convention on the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism as soon as possible.
They had also encouraged the committees to further develop the mechanisms for preventing serious violations of human rights(early warning and emergency procedure mechanisms) and had recommended that the committees should intensify their consultations with the various bodies of the United Nations.
The Advisory Committee had also encouraged the Board to streamline its reports by expanding the practice of dealing with certain technical issues through management letters.
Speakers had also encouraged all members of the Quartet to play a more active role in the implementation of the road map and welcomed recent civil society initiatives, such as the Geneva Initiative and the People's Voice, that promoted dialogue between Israelis and Palestinians.
The promotion of women's rights had also encouraged a more comprehensive and inclusive interpretation of human rights, inspiring work in other areas such as the rights of children and persons with disabilities.
The Group had also encouraged bilateral donors, the organizations of the United Nations system and others to commit on an urgent basis to funding quick-impact, income-generating projects at the community level.
In the same resolution, the Assembly had also encouraged the Committee to continue to exert its efforts to enhance its contributions in the area of prevention of racial discrimination, including early warning and urgent procedures.
It had also encouraged the Party to elaborate on the circumstances that had resulted in its excess CFC consumption in 2005, in particular why the importing company had not delayed import of the 18.26 metric tonnes until 2006 and how import in excess of its 2005 essential use authorization had been possible, given that the Party had notified the Secretariat that it had established an import and export licensing and quota system for ozone-depleting substances.
The United Nations Development Fund(UNDP) had also encouraged cooperation among mine-affected States through its Mine Action Exchange Programme, which promoted South-South dialogue and facilitated information-sharing.
The Meeting had also encouraged the High Contracting Parties to submit national compliance reports every year and to nominate national experts for inclusion in the pool of experts.
The Quartet had also encouraged greater donor support to meet the needs of the Palestinians, especially in relation to security sector reform, reconstruction of damaged infrastructure, and economic development.
The Assembly had also encouraged all Member States, organizations of the United Nations system and other intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations, as well as space-related industries, to contribute actively to achieving the objectives of UNISPACE III, and had requested the Preparatory and Advisory Committees as well as the executive secretariat for UNISPACE III to carry out their tasks in accordance with the recommendations made by the Preparatory Committee at its 1997 session.
They have also encouraged other developed and developing countries to undertake similar measures.
MOPAN has also encouraged multilaterals to look at ways to improve their own self-reporting.
The Committee has also encouraged judges to expedite their processing of cases.