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This integration is all the more necessary when we no longer have a body, i.e.
This is all the more necessary when the death penalty could be imposed.
Such dialogue that can nurture mutual understanding and respect in the spirit of article 7 of the ICERD is all the more necessary as societies become more diverse and access to information more global.
This is all the more necessary since the movement of toxic wastes often assumes a transnational character.
Thus, given the central position of the General Assembly in the United Nations system, it is all the more necessary to ponder and act more effectively, with a view to bringing about appropriate and necessary changes in the way it works.
This is all the more necessary as the current generation has failed the successor generations in many areas.
A coordinated and holistic approach is all the more necessary in the case of the sustainable use of water.
This is all the more necessary as trafficking in human beings unfortunately continues to exist in various forms to this day.
In today's highly interconnected andinterdependent world it is all the more necessary to strengthen the General Assembly and ensure that participation in this body is equitable and across the board.
This is all the more necessary as disturbing situations of exclusion and marginalization are developing all over the world.
Broadening UNHCR's donor base is all the more necessary because the principal host countries, which in fact host 90 per cent of the refugees, are in the developing world.
Here it is all the more necessary and urgent as the world is facing threats which have never been more pressing, because they are fraught with real concerns.
Addressing the issue of small arms and light weapons is all the more necessary because the most recent conference held to review the United Nations programme of action on small arms concluded on 7 July 2006 in New York with a very mixed outcome.
This is all the more necessary since the conferences, in particular the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development and the United Nations Conference on Human Settlements(Habitat II), identified very specific responsibilities to be carried out by civil society and local authorities.
Coordination is all the more necessary because later conferences have brought advances and new approaches to some of the programmes of action.
This is all the more necessary given the displacement of many thousands of families in both Lebanon and Israel and the intolerable human suffering, including the terrible loss of life at Qana.
This is all the more necessary when we consider that Africa's efforts to restructure and reform governmental laws and procedures in order to attract more foreign direct investment have not borne fruit.
This linkage is all the more necessary as certain thematic areas in the Declaration were also identified as priority areas in the context of the plan of action formulated in Johannesburg.
Such a development is all the more necessary in that the Secretary-General, in his report"An Agenda for Peace"(A/47/277) and in other documents, has reconfirmed his resolve to work closely with regional organizations.
This is all the more necessary today with the ever-changing complexity of our globalized society where some forms of charity or assistance, although justified by generous intentions, risk supporting forms of exploitation and illegal activity and do not produce real and sustainable progress.
Such an examination is all the more necessary in view of the fact that Africa has seen the most intense and recurrent application of structural adjustment programmes over the past two decades without making much progress in either poverty alleviation or development.
Such a study is all the more necessary as Africa still lacks adequate logistic, technological and financial means to combat drugs, and as it faces objective constraints linked, inter alia, to the permeable borders among its States, and to the deterioration of the political, economic, social and security situation in a number of its countries.
Such an approach is all the more necessary as the challenges facing the Central African Republic extend beyond security: they also have dimensions related to political and socioeconomic aspects, reconstruction of the State and promotion of reconciliation in a context where the social fabric has been severely undermined by the violence that has rocked the country.
Such an update is all the more necessary as the framework of reference for States' commitments has been doubly modified over the past year, firstly by the abolition of the Commission on Human Rights and the creation of the new Human Rights Council, and secondly by the current debate over the establishment of a unified standing treaty body.
This flexibility is all the more necessary in that, as a result of the proliferation of common markets and customs and economic unions, it is quite likely that the above- mentioned precedent of the joint objection to the TIR Convention will be repeated in the case of reservations, since such organizations often share competence with their member States and it would be quite artificial to require those States to act separately from the union to which they belong.
Such assistance was all the more necessary at a time when real progress was possible.
Such measures are all the more necessary because the licensing procedures are not equivalent.
This requirement was all the more necessary since heightened risks of proliferation were creating new threats to international security.