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It was also crucial to take full account of the requirements of recipients.
While practical cooperation in law enforcement was a necessity, it was also crucial to develop dialogue in order to further mutual understanding and tolerance.
It was also crucial to eliminate ambiguity, lack of clarity and double standards.
However, experience had demonstrated that political will alone was not enough to carry out a peacekeeping operation successfully, since it was also crucial to have financial resources.
It was also crucial to establish common monitoring system and use GIS techniques.
A human rights approach was central to resolving conflicts: it played a key role in prevention,especially in the case of racism where worrying trends could be identified before they became irreversible; and it was also crucial in post-conflict settings.
It was also crucial to undertake the necessary reforms to the financial and economic system.
Moreover, for developing countries in general, it was also crucial to consider independent debt arbitration mechanisms and an international convention on debt emergencies.
It was also crucial to coordinate better on the issue with other treaty bodies.
Accordingly, it needed a robust review mechanism; it was also crucial that it promote system-wide coherence and coordination of United Nations sustainable development policies.
It was also crucial for the Committee to discuss the root causes of poverty and not just its consequences.
In that regard, it was also crucial to ask whether the meaning of a term or provision in a treaty was capable of evolving over time.
It was also crucial to explore the use of such modern technology as videoconferencing.
It was also crucial for governmental authority to be extended to all parts of the country, particularly the north.
It was also crucial that the High Commissioner should have scrupulous regard for his mandate and demonstrate impartiality.
It was also crucial urgently and impartially to address impunity and bringing perpetrators of human rights violations to justice.
It was also crucial to increase investments in developing countries and effectively resolve their external debt problem.
It was also crucial to assess the needs of particular categories in the field, in order to design a response that addressed those needs.
It was also crucial for the Bretton Woods institutions in particular to cease being the preserve of the major industrialized countries.
It was also crucial that development cooperation be demand-driven and based on developing countries' own strategies and plans.
It was also crucial to ensure that all legislation was published systematically and was readily available to the general public.
It was also crucial that the three nuclear-weapon States that had not yet ratified the Treaty set a positive example.
It was also crucial to address climate change, which was causing the prolonged drought affecting the well-being of Guatemalans of every age.
It was also crucial to address gender issues at the level of the local authorities, which were encouraged to make full use of gender budgets.
It was also crucial to guarantee and maintain the independence of the special procedures in a manner that was non-discriminatory and with the appropriate level of urgency.
It was also crucial that States which ask human rights questions of others stand on a sound and honest foundation of protecting the human rights of their own citizens.
It was also crucial that measures being considered should be rule-based and non-discriminatory and applicable to all staff, whether at Headquarters or in the field.
It was also crucial to ensure the success of the Conference by providing sufficient resources to cover preparations by the Commission on the Status of Women, as well national and regional preparations.
It was also crucial for States to adopt measures to create favourable conditions for the manifestation of religion by persons belonging to minorities, in accordance with article 4(1) of the Declaration.
It was also crucial to provide the Government with budgetary support in order to address problems such as the payment of salary arrears to civil servants and to carry out the necessary administrative reforms.