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It is also important to stress that the Declaration contains a specific provision relating to the environment.
In that connection, it is also important to stress that the issues of well-being, development and respect for human rights are decisive factors in the international phenomenon of migration.
It is also important to stress here the loyalty owed to the Secretary-General by those who work for him.
My Government thinks it is also important to stress the political commitment of the world community to this issue that is by nature international and in many respects global.
It is also important to stress, that Bellovskoe status measurement do not reveal any information about the properties of any particles.
It is also important to stress that those responsible for the atrocities committed in Darfur will be held accountable for their actions.
It is also important to stress the need to find better procedures for consultations and coordination between the United Nations and the OAU.
It is also important to stress that what we are doing in Peru to integrate young people into society, and not only by promoting their participation.
It is also important to stress that unit-level information collected from exhaustive and sample surveys are in general neither transmitted to the MCC nor to the CSO.
It is also important to stress that foreign direct investments often contribute to the transfer of technology and intellectual know-how, and therefore are conducive to economic development.
In this regard, it is also important to stress the direct causal relationship between the vulnerability of communities to natural disasters and the destruction of the environment that occurs around such communities.
However, it is also important to stress that the presence of LAC NGOs within the Convention is still lagging behind, representing only 13 per cent of NGOs accredited to the COP.
However, it is also important to stress that the existence of numerous activities, programmes and projects at the national and international levels does not necessarily mean that the problems are solved.
It is also important to stress that the strengthening of the United Nations system must be aimed at enabling the Organization to perform at optimal efficiency in order to deliver the benefits of development and peace.
It is also important to stress that there are not enough financial resources, nor are there efforts aimed towards quality research in monitoring the influence of critical events on the health of the population in Serbia.
It is also important to stress that the boundaries between these different forms of extremism are not always easy to define, especially because ethnic, religious and political forms of extremism may be combined.
It is also important to stress that under the ILO Charter, Azerbaijan reports annually to the International Labour Office on its compliance in national practice with the conventions and recommendations it has ratified.
It is also important to stress that the working group has shed considerable light on the key issues and there is little doubt that its very existence has contributed to the attention given by the international community to these issues in recent years.
It is also important to stress the Dialogue's utility in generating input for the high-level event scheduled for September 2010, which will focus on the measures needed to achieve the Millennium Development Goals on time.
It is also important to stress that the effects of declining core resources, and their negative impact on human resources required to monitor programme implementation, may undermine the initial successes achieved thus far.
It is also important to stress that neither the National Commission's Complaints Coordinating Office nor its General Coordination Office in Los Altos and La Selva has on its files a single complaint from any member of a non-governmental human rights organization, Mexican or foreign.
It is also important to stress that at the government level, incentives for scientific and technological output are basically the responsibility of two government entities: the National Scientific Research Council(CNPq- Conselho Nacional de Pesquisas Científicas) and CAPES, whose 1998 budgets totalled some Cr$ 937 million.
It is also important to stress the fact that both Bolivia and Peru have achieved important illicit crop reductions since the mid-1990s that deserve not only international recognition but also continued political and financial support from Member States to prevent the return of illicit drug crops.
It is also important to stress that my visits are carried out on the invitation of and in close consultation with, at every phase, the Governments concerned, in a spirit of international cooperation, with the understanding that the role of the United Nations is to support and complement the lead role of Member States.
It is also important to stress that the first efforts of the State to implement policies of transparency in public affairs included the establishment of the Government Ethics Tribunal in 2006, which is a mechanism allowing any natural or legal person to complain about actions of public officials which are against the law.
It is also important to stress that Article 47 of the Charter established a Military Staff Committee to advise and assist the Security Council on all questions relating to the Security Council's military requirements for the maintenance of international peace and security, the employment and command of forces placed at its disposal, the regulation of armaments and possible disarmament.
It is also important to stress the need for multisectoral actions designed to prevent and control this group of diseases, as many of the reasons behind their endemic nature lie in fields outside health care: the rapid spread of urban sprawl without the necessary infrastructure, changes in the environment, deforestation, the expansion of agricultural frontiers, waves of migrants, largescale infrastructure projects such as highways and hydropower plants, etc.
It was also important to stress that the quantity and quality of ODA must be improved significantly, without detriment to Aid for Trade initiatives.
It was also important to stress the inalienable right of States parties to the NPT to access nuclear technology for peaceful purposes.