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Consider revision of Article 34/2 to include more concrete measures for least developed countries.
Undertake more concrete measures to ensure not only the protection, but also the realization of basic economic, social and cultural rights.
The Office should also be strengthened through the introduction of more concrete measures to improve staff access.
Continue its efforts to take more concrete measures to ensure the protection of women against all forms of discrimination and violence(State of Palestine);
At the same time, however,I believe that the nuclear-weapons States need to demonstrate their commitment to nuclear disarmament through more concrete measures.
Neither is the action plan that should set out more concrete measures and mechanisms, responsible actors and timeframes.
Take more concrete measures to eliminate employment and wage gaps, to increase school enrolment rates of indigenous children, and review the justice system Japan.
Some experts assess it is enough toimprove the business setting, while others expect more concrete measures in the forthcoming period, especially in the tax policy field.
ASEAN was looking forward to more concrete measures pursuant to the communiqué issued by the International Monetary and Financial Committee of the International Monetary Fund on 24 September 2005.
The second important element in realizing the development potential of migration is to identify and support more concrete measures to make migration work for development.
The planned Disability Equality Act provides more concrete measures to protect against discrimination of people with disabilities, including in the workplace.
Another speaker was not certain that problems could be bridged merely by strengthening cooperation, andwas of the view that more concrete measures directed at management roles were required.
It recommended that Cuba take more concrete measures for the full implementation of its obligations and commitments, and continue to participate actively in international cooperation on human rights.
Although neither of these codes of conduct address the crucial role of arms brokering, or is legally binding,they function as a normative framework for more concrete measures to regulate arms transfers.
She hoped that, in its next report,the Government would be able to show the Committee more concrete measures that were really helping to enforce positive law and protect the human rights of Togolese women.
To take more concrete measures aiming at fostering a genuine human rights culture with due regard for national and regional particularities, as well as historic, cultural and religious backgrounds(Islamic Republic of Iran);
The Council welcomes in this regard the announcement by the Prime Minister of immediate measures to relaunch the identification process,and expects more concrete measures in place to implement the DDR programme.
ASIICS agrees with the Special Rapporteur that more concrete measures such as suspension of activities and missions need to be taken when Governments neither provide satisfactory information nor take any actions to solve the case.
He concluded by stating that the European Union commended the work that had thus far been accomplished butrecognized that the Commission still had work to do in recommending more concrete measures that should be undertaken at both the international and regional levels.
Attention must be focused more sharply on the Israeli-Palestinian question, and more concrete measures must be devised to get all concerned to begin moving towards the ultimate objective of the road map: the creation of a Palestinian State existing side by side and peacefully with the State of Israel.
He stated that the situation with regard to human rights in East Timor had worsened andrequested the Special Committee to convey the wish of the East Timorese that the United Nations take more concrete measures to make Indonesia comply with the relevant resolutions of the United Nations.
We must adopt more concrete measures on food security, building on the progress made from the World Summit on Food Security and working closely with the World Food Programme and the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs to strengthen international humanitarian response and assistance, particularly in areas that are prone to disasters and conflicts.
Thus, an issue for these countries in the upcoming negotiations is likely to be the consideration of more concrete measures that could be put in place to deal with the problem of inadequate food production and the negative effects of the reform programme on them.
Noting with appreciation the Secretary-General's efforts to formulate pragmatic and feasible recommendations,we share the view, expressed by some delegations, that the Agenda for Development should specify more objectives, more concrete measures and clear time limits for their achievement.
While welcoming the intention of the Government to increase expenditures on these sectors under the MTBF period 2005-2007, more concrete measures and innovative approaches should be taken to better target these services to meet the needs of the most vulnerable segment of the population.
She had noted that Member States attached great importance to the link between the Platform for Action and the Millennium Development Goals and were in favour of revitalizing the International Research and Training Institute for the Advancement of Women(INSTRAW), andthat they had stressed the need to adopt more concrete measures to integrate the gender perspective into both the United Nations system and States themselves.
The delegation of Togo is among those that believe that to stem this scourge, which is fueling increasing criminality,the international community should adopt more concrete measures aimed at further strengthening the regional approach to disarmament and at building up confidence among the States of a given region by steadily calling on the technical capacities of United Nations regional centres.
To achieve the objectives set at the Summit, we maintain that:, first, developed countries should,at an early date fulfil their obligations to contribute 0.7 per cent of their gross national product to official development assistance and take more concrete measures for developing countries in terms of economic assistance, technological cooperation and the reduction and cancellation of debt.
While welcoming the intention of the Government to increase expenditures on these sectors under the Medium Term Budget Framework(MTBF)for the period 2005-2007, more concrete measures and innovative approaches should be taken to better target these services to meet the needs of the most vulnerable segment of the population.
Reference was thus made to legislative and administrative action,as well as to the more concrete measure of establishing suitable monitoring mechanisms.