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The report also stresses the disappearance of many children.
While it is necessary to have national instruments andexperienced personnel available at national level, our report also stresses the utmost necessity of global cooperation in preventing and combating and finally eliminating international terrorism.
The report also stresses that more progress is required to disarm, demobilize and reintegrate former combatants.
The report also stresses the importance of related issues, such as the content management system, accessibility and multilingualism.
The report also stresses the need for ECA to move from a mere convener of regional consultations to become a strategy coordinator.
The report also stresses the need to broaden the country and sectoral focus of cooperation with the South to ensure that the gains are better distributed across countries.
The report also stresses that environmental impacts must be considered, and specifications must include requirements to protect against overexploitation of natural resources.
The report also stresses that income security in old age depends on the accessibility and affordability of such social services as health care and long-term care.
The report also stresses that? there are continued violations of international humanitarian law in armed conflict zones and during anti-terrorist operations, indiscriminate and disproportionate use of force.?
The report also stresses the importance of the Commission on Human Rights, and the need for the Commission to stick firmly to its task of promoting better standards of human rights throughout the world.
The report also stresses the sensitivities in national reporting to the United Nations Forum on Forests and the need for collaboration to develop new indicators to facilitate such reporting. .
The report also stresses the need for industrial policy to lay emphasis on(a) the promotion of scientific and technological innovation;(b) the creation of linkages in the domestic economy;(c) the promotion of entrepreneurship; and(d) the improvement of government capabilities.
The report also stresses- rightly- that human rights issues should not be considered in isolation from the other activities of the United Nations; rather, as the Secretary-General has clearly indicated, they should be a common thread running through all activities.
The report also stresses that the Emergency Economic Management Plan and the budget for 2004 drawn up by the Government with support from the Bretton Woods institutions, the African Development Bank and UNDP, have been elaborated with explicit reference to the partnership approach proposed by the Group.
The report also stresses the enhanced coordination that the groups have promoted, in particular between the United Nations and the Bretton Woods institutions and, at the intergovernmental level, between the Security Council and the Economic and Social Council, which has served to advance a holistic approach that addresses both security and economic issues in the transition and recovery phase.
The report also stresses that the dangers today's world represents to both individual and collective rights, and urges that ways be found to preserve and strengthen- not destroy- what has already been attained in the standard-setting process and in practical action, as well as to expand the advances already achieved in the promotion, actual materialization and effective protection of all human rights.
The report also stresses that owing to the inhumane blockade imposed on the Gaza Strip and because of the collective punishment carried out against the entire Palestinian population there, more than 1.5 million Palestinians living in the Strip continue to face a humanitarian crisis, with the women and, in particular, children-- who account for more than 56 per cent of the population-- experiencing the most dramatic impacts of this brutal Israeli crime.
The report also stressed the importance of providing in-kind and intellectual forms of assistance.
The report also stressed the need for strategies for shared river basins and a holistic approach to planning and implementation.
The report also stressed the importance of incorporating best practices and lessons learned into the planning and conduct of current and future missions.
The report also stressed that successful equitable and sustainable development would depend on the reintegration of industrial development work in mainstream multilateral cooperation.
The report also stressed the need to explore policies and best practices that could help enterprises to use ICT to enhance their competitiveness.
The report also stressed the need to improve the capability of the Galileo and Mercury computerized systems to forecast demand and to track the status of items from requisition until delivery.
The report also stressed the need for urgent action and underscored the role of best practices and lessons learned in the fight against poverty.
Three reports also stress that the desertification control strategy should be coordinated with strategies to protect biological diversity; they specifically refer to actions related to the Convention on Biological Diversity.
The report also stressed the need to balance privatization and the role of the State; understand spontaneous settlements as an economic phenomenon; reform quality control of the housing stock; rationalize housing costs; and orient cities towards the knowledge-based economy.
The report also stressed that the restrictions imposed by Israel on the movement of UNWRA personnel, vehicles and goods were seriously disrupting the Agency's efforts to provide humanitarian assistance to the Palestinian refugees.
The report also stressed that, in order to achieve better use of monitoring and evaluation findings, the roles of the three main stakeholders(intergovernmental bodies, OIOS and the senior managers of the Secretariat) must be clarified and their responsibilities enhanced.
The reports also stressed the need to harmonize the conditions of service of field staff, including the standardization of contractual arrangements, to enable the Organization to attract, recruit and retain qualified staff for field missions.
The report also stressed that in spite of significant pressure from domestic media associations and international organizations, the government did not publicize the results of the technical audit of available frequencies on which the reduction was based.