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Poverty is intrinsically linked to inequality and discrimination.
The composition of Investigation Department P is intrinsically linked to the tasks entrusted to it.
First of all, multilateralism is intrinsically linked with the faithful observance of democratic values, human rights and effective equality between women and men throughout the world.
As a small island developing State, Micronesia's future is intrinsically linked to the global climate.
Children's health is intrinsically linked with the organization of their health-care services.
The ritual of sharing good,fresh local cuisine is an important part of the island's culture, and is intrinsically linked with every social event, from family gatherings and.
Delegation of authority is intrinsically linked to accountability, another area of high concern.
The feedback was collated, reviewed and analysed,before being incorporated into our ongoing vision for WANO, which itself is intrinsically linked with our strategic plan, Compass 2018-2022.
In UNCTAD, technical cooperation activity is intrinsically linked with the research and analysis and consensus building pillars.
We are fully aware that our resource constraints are such that our chances of loosening poverty's grip may be slim andthat achievement of the first seven Goals is intrinsically linked to the eighth, namely establishment of international partnerships.
As we seek to make globalization work for all, health is intrinsically linked to development and combating poverty, trade policies and agreements and improved governance.
The international measures we would like to see adopted to confront the danger of the illicit trafficking of small arms and light weapons include the establishment of legally binding instruments on illicit brokering, marking and tracing, andexamination of the issue of ammunition, which is intrinsically linked to the issue of illicit arms trafficking.
His continued detention since this date is intrinsically linked to the ongoing process before the Committee.
The question of cooperation is intrinsically linked with the overall problem of the applicability of national law to the national part of the cooperation: in this context the question arises as to whether the State, when acting within the framework of cooperation, acts within the ambit of the court's authority as its organ or whether the cooperation is performed by the State on its own authority and subject to national law.
Bhutan recognizes that the question of the veto is intrinsically linked to the issue of expansion of the Council.
Since the right to freedom of religion or belief is intrinsically linked to the right to take part in cultural life, the Special Rapporteur has also addressed cases of discrimination based on religion or belief with regard to participation in cultural life.
As already noted, consideration of amendments to the Kyoto Protocol andits Annexes pursuant to Article 3(9) is intrinsically linked to discussions on the elements outlined in paragraph 49 of document FCCC/KP/AWG/2008/8.
Obviously, the law of the atmosphere is intrinsically linked with other fields of international law such as the law of the sea and biodiversity(forestry, desertification and wetland), as well as international trade law and international human rights law.
General and complete nuclear disarmament is an objective that is intrinsically linked to attaining a world in which peace reigns.
As the Committee on Economic, Social andCultural Rights notes,"cultural life is intrinsically linked to the right to education…, through which individuals and communities pass on their values, religion, customs, language and other cultural references, and which helps to foster an atmosphere of mutual understanding and respect for cultural values.
The sustainable development of small island developing States, especially in their efforts towards the alleviation anderadication of poverty, is intrinsically linked with the sustainable development and protection and preservation of the oceans and seas.
The Association believes that the sustainable development of Lebanese society is intrinsically linked with respect for and implementation of human, economic, social and political rights and that it can only be achieved through commitment, action and solidarity.
Under such circumstances, it seems surprising that article 9, in paragraphs 4 and 5,should purport to define the electronic equivalent of an original when it does not make such equivalence subject to the requirement of singularity of the original, which is intrinsically linked to the very function and nature of an original, and will thus be unable to address the question of the transfer of a negotiable instrument.
The role of women in matters of disarmament and non-proliferation is intrinsically linked to the promotion of equality and non-discrimination on the basis of gender.
In sum, international migration today,as in earlier times, is intrinsically linked to the development of both receiving and sending countries.
The wider question of the diversification of African economies is intrinsically linked to the overall problem of African economic recovery and development.
Recognize further that indigenous peoples' cultural heritage is intrinsically linked and connected to their traditional territories, lands, waters and natural resources.
The implementation of the key recommendations resulting from the five-year review is intrinsically linked to the follow-up to the Declaration of Commitment and other international agreements.
The ritual of sharing good, fresh local cuisine is an important part of the island's culture, and is intrinsically linked with every social event, from family gatherings and special occasions to religious festivals….
Bolivia reaffirms the relevance and centrality of the issue of the veto in genuine Council reform, which is intrinsically linked both to an expansion of the Council and to its working methods, in particular its decision-making mechanism and its actions.