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It stressed the importance of further developing the work on biological recovery and dynamic modelling.
Some speakers also welcomed the fact that the Eleventh Congress had recognized the importance of further developing restorative justice policies, procedures and programmes.
The meeting noted the importance of further developing and implementing policies that stimulate the growth of the productive sectors.
The strategic plan gives primaryimportance to the strengthening of the Convention's implementation by the Parties, while also recognizing the importance of further developing the Convention and its expansion to more countries.
The delegation of Armenia highlighted the importance of further developing registers, catalogues and other tools facilitating access to meta-information.
It noted the progress in using the programme'sresults for modelling and mapping areas with increased corrosion risk and stressed the importance of further developing mapping activities and the economic assessment of damage.
Recognized the importance of further developing the inventory improvement programme and took note of the future need to revise the 2002 Emissions Reporting Guidelines;
Noting the progress achieved in the development of peaceful space exploration and applications as well asin various national and cooperative space projects, and the importance of further developing the legal framework to strengthen international cooperation in space.
It also emphasized the importance of further developing the linkage between the rule of law in all its aspects and the three pillars of the United Nations.
Recalling also Economic and Social Council resolution 2012/19 of 26 July 2012,entitled"Strengthening international cooperation in combating transnational organized crime in all its forms and manifestations", in which the importance of further developing public-private partnerships was stressed.
Recognize the importance of further developing the inventory improvement programme and take note of the future need to revise the 2002 Emissions Reporting Guidelines;
Pursuant to the discussion, on 16 December 2002, the General Assembly adopted resolution 57/158, by which, inter alia,it reaffirmed the importance of further developing international mechanisms for safeguarding and protecting the world cultural heritage and encouraged UNESCO to explore ways to intensify international cooperation in this regard.
Stressing the importance of further developing and improving training on gender issues, inter alia, through evaluation of training practices, in order to strengthen expertise on gender issues;
However, operations must continue to be based strictly on the Charter and on such fundamental peacekeeping principles as the consent of the parties involved and the non-use of force except in self-defence,hence the importance of further developing the Capstone Doctrine, which set forth clear guidelines for peacekeeping activities.
Recognizing the importance of further developing joint Arab action for the benefit of Arab citizens, improving living standards and providing comprehensive health care.
Recalling Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice resolution 19/1 of 21 May 2010, entitled"Strengthening public-private partnerships to counter crime in all its forms and manifestations",and noting the importance of further developing such partnerships, including in or in relation to specific sectors, for example, the tourism sector, affected by increased criminal and terrorist threats and challenges.
The importance of further developing the exchange of information and best practices experience between the United Nations and regional organizations but also between regional organizations themselves.
It was recalled that the previous meeting of the Working Group, held in 2010,had recommended that the General Assembly recognize the importance of further developing scientific and technical guidance on the implementation of environmental impact assessments with respect to planned activities in areas beyond national jurisdiction, including consideration of the assessment of cumulative impacts.
Reaffirms the importance of further developing international mechanisms for safeguarding and protecting the world cultural heritage, and encourages the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization to explore possible ways to intensify international cooperation in this regard, inter alia, by considering the merits of convening an international conference on strengthening and consolidating international mechanisms for safeguarding and protecting the world cultural heritage;
Recalling also General Assembly resolution 45/102 of 14 December 1990, in which the Assembly encouraged the international community to contribute substantially and regularly to international humanitarian activities, and stressing,in this context, the importance of further developing international cooperation in the humanitarian field to facilitate better understanding, mutual respect, confidence and tolerance among countries and peoples, thus contributing to a more just and non-violent world.
And noting the importance of further developing such partnerships, including in or in relation to specific sectors, for example, the tourism sector, affected by increased criminal and terrorist threats and challenges.
At its meeting in 2010, the Working Group recommended that the General Assembly recognize the importance of environmental impact assessments, in particular for the implementation of ecosystem and precautionary approaches,and recognize the importance of further developing scientific and technical guidance on the implementation of environmental impact assessments with respect to planned activities in areas beyond national jurisdiction, including consideration of the assessment of cumulative impacts A/65/68, paras. 14 and 16.
The meeting stresses the importance of further developing synergies between statistics and research both through providing harmonised population statistics on a regular basis and through data collection tailored to specific research needs.
The Executive Body, at its twenty-second session, recognized the importance of further developing the inventory improvement programme and took note of the future need to revise the Emission Reporting Guidelines.
Recognizing the importance of further developing the application of the Convention to activities with genetically modified organisms(GMOs) through applying inter alia more precise provisions than those set out in article 6, paragraph 11, of the Convention.
The Bangkok Declaration called for a review of the adequacy of such standards and norms in relation to prison management and prisoners,and recognized the importance of further developing restorative justice policies, procedures and programmes that include alternatives to prosecution, thereby avoiding the possible adverse effects of imprisonment, helping to decrease the caseload of criminal courts and promoting the incorporation of restorative justice approaches into criminal justice systems, as appropriate paras. 30 and 32.
It should recognize the importance of further developing scientific and technical guidance on the implementation of environmental impact assessments with respect to planned activities in areas beyond national jurisdiction, including consideration of the assessment of cumulative impacts.
The Director of the Transport Division also recalled the importance of further developing the various legal instruments of relevance to SC.1, including the AGR, the AETR and the CMR, in order to adapt them to the needs of the modern world.
The report recognized the importance of further developing jurisprudence within human rights mechanisms and institutions, at both international and national levels, and of increasing efforts to adjudicate the rights of persons with disabilities.
Recognizing the importance of further developing the application of the Convention to decisions on whether to permit the deliberate release of genetically modified organisms(GMOs) through applying inter alia more precise provisions than those set out in article 6, paragraph 11, of the Convention.