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He also recognized Louis the Blind as King of Provence.
While underlining the merits of that process, he also recognized the challenges involved and emphasized that an effective mechanism had to be cost-effective, streamlined and transparent.
He also recognized progress made towards improving maternal health.
Having said this, he also recognized that Puntland still hosted the largest number of Somali IDPs on its territory.
He also recognized with gratitude the recent visit of the Administrator.
He also recognized the work of ISAR and associated his Group with its agreed conclusions.
He also recognized the importance of initiatives by the General Assembly, as set out in his action plan.
He also recognized the constraints some developing countries faced in taking a principled position.
He also recognized an obligation for diplomats to abide by the law, including traffic and parking laws.
He also recognized the need for continued attention to gender-sensitive, comprehensive HIV programmes.
He also recognized that there was a need to strengthen democratic institutions in order to ensure protection of minorities.
He also recognized that the concept of sustainable development had been gaining ground as a universally shared goal.
He also recognized the difficulty in dealing with the situation in Abkhazia, which was outside the control of the central Government.
He also recognized enterprises' need for clear, concise and concrete guidance on corporate responsibility reporting.
He also recognized that the absence of a definition of the crime of torture in the national legislation was a substantial lacuna.
He also recognized that, with rapid urbanization and population growth, the number of slum dwellers was on the rise para. 29.
He also recognized the importance of South-South cooperation as a complement to, not a substitute for, North-South cooperation.
He also recognized the responsibility of the State and apologized for the serious human rights violations perpetrated by public officers.
He also recognized the contribution of the guidelines on TCDC in reorienting the approach of the United Nations system in utilization of the TCDC modality.
He also recognized the crucial contribution of National Committees for UNICEF in resource mobilization and increasing awareness of the work of the organization.
He also recognized, however, that the best interests of the child were the paramount consideration in family law cases, even where the rights and interests of other parties were affected.
He also recognized that the work of the Third Committee on social development issues and on the advancement of women has helped the United Nations to further the efforts towards these goals.
He also recognized that in industrial production with a diverse and changing workforce, he couldn't wait for workers to trust each other before they could make decisions.
He also recognized the extremely valuable contributions of the two Vice-Chairs, Ambassador Robert Matheus Michael Tene of Indonesia and Mr. Jukka Liedes of Finland, who worked in close support of the Chair.
He also recognized the role of a substantive outcome under the AWG-KP in a broader Durban outcome, but noted that this was beyond the scope of the AWG-KP and may involve the COP 17/CMP 7 Presidency.
He also recognized that, as one delegation had pointed out, staff movement raised issues relating to spouse employment, and the organizations in the common system would be encouraged to be helpful in that regard.
However, he also recognized that paragraph 7 of that resolution"would appear to be inconsistent with Article 31, paragraph 6, of the Statute, ensuring that ad hoc judges'take part in the decision on terms of complete equality with their colleagues.
He also recognized that the slowness of responses from headquarters to country office inquiries was a frequent problem and part of the solution could be in the rationalization of the financial system since most interchanges related to the clarification of financial programmes.
He also recognized the complementarity of the universal periodic review with other human rights mechanisms, highlighted by the fact that the review recommendations were guided by the observations, recommendations and conclusions of treaty bodies, special procedures and OHCHR reports.
He also recognized that the issue of the unique European Identification number and the related vessel/hull database was more important than bringing the definitions in Resolution No. 61 fully in line with these in the directive and, perhaps, should be addressed before any amendments to Chapter 1.