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Bahrain is convinced of the need to safeguard peace and stability in the region.
Another limitation to the freedom of thought is the need to safeguard secrecy.
The need to safeguard explosives and select precursor material was highlighted by some experts.
Those favouring the conference emphasized the need to safeguard the rights of migrants.
Yes/No Do you feel the need to safeguard the Union in the renewed human rights and freedoms of any nationality?
Those favouring such a conference had put considerable emphasis on the need to safeguard the rights of migrants.
Mindful of the need to safeguard the climate change benefits associated with phase-out of HCFCs;
Our national military power is defensive andits nature rests solely on the need to safeguard our sovereignty.
It recalled the need to safeguard and guarantee the rights and access of all inhabitants to the holy places.
Articles 13, 16 and 17 shall be applied while taking account of the interest of the child and the need to safeguard its physical and mental integrity.
Article 13 emphasizes the need to safeguard the rights of any individual who alleges that he has been subjected to torture.
Articles 13, 16 and 17 shall be applied while taking account of the interest of the child and the need to safeguard its physical and mental integrity.
The need to safeguard the perception of independence and impartiality begins with the nomination process at the national level.
A balance must be found between the need for coherence in judgements and the need to safeguard the independence of the various tribunals.
Emphasizes the need to safeguard the independence of the UNDP Evaluation Office and to clarify this status to stakeholders;
This is in keeping with the essence andphilosophy of the principles of the human rights instruments concerning the need to safeguard the rights of minorities.
Bearing in mind the need to safeguard the integrity of multilateral treaties while ensuring the universality of those for which universal accession is envisaged.
NHRC has drawn the attention of the Government as well as other actors to the need to safeguard human rights, including prevention of torture.
The need to safeguard the conditions provided by national laws was often a major point of discussion in the preparatory works of the conventions reviewed.
Most important among these considerations is the need to safeguard sovereignty and not to become mortgaged to others when seeking national interests.
The need to safeguard confidentiality with the release of these data into general use has created a core of technical expertise within the Census Bureau.
The importance of forest resources for the daily livelihoods of many people, and the need to safeguard rights of customary use, is also stressed in several reports.
We underscore the need to safeguard the integrity of the crash site, so as to make it possible for the investigation to deliver the results expected of it.
He drew attention to women who lived under foreign occupation,and stressed the need to safeguard their inalienable rights and punish all violations of those rights.
Finally, the sides urgently need to safeguard the integrity and confidentiality of the talks by stopping leaks on positions and other sensitive information.
A fair balance between the entitlement to a full United States dollar-denominated benefit and the need to safeguard the purchasing power of the benefit in local currency terms". 16/.
This is because of our belief in the need to safeguard the unity and territorial integrity of Somalia and to achieve justice and equality among its citizens.
Paragraph 1 of the same resolution reaffirmed the urgency of concluding such agreements, andthe sixth preambular paragraph recognized the need to safeguard the independence and sovereignty of the non-nuclear-weapon States.
At the same time, it highlighted the need to safeguard human dignity and human rights, as well as to protect the confidentiality of genetic data.
CONGO actively accompanied the transition from the Commission to the Human Rights Council andthe President wrote a letter to the President of the General Assembly(26 January, 2006) on the need to safeguard the rights of NGOs to fully participate in the new Council.