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The report recognized that custom, tradition and gender stereotypes largely ruled the lives of men and women.
Ms. Patten said that although the relevant legislation banned discrimination against women in employment, the report recognized that at times employers preferred men p.
The report recognized that Roma housing did not meet technical or hygienic standards and was often constructed without permits.
The members of the Chief Executives Board for Coordination noted that the report recognized the fact that the current situation concerning the New Partnership for Africa's Development(NEPAD) had prevailed for several years.
The report recognized that there was already a substantial degree of harmony between the evaluation system of JCGP members.
While the State party had been implementing measures forthe most vulnerable groups, the Committee would appreciate more in-depth information on the situation of Roma with regard to housing, since the report recognized that Roma housing was substandard.
The report recognized the programme's potential for long-term sustainability and the strong ownership of the programme among local beneficiaries.
With regard to the question of civil rights, despite the undeniable progress made during the last few decades it would be well to introduce legal measures aimedat completely eliminating racism, the more so as the report recognized(paras. 18 and 71) the persistence of de facto segregation.
As a third component, the report recognized UNCTAD as the appropriate forum for providing extensive knowledge to carry out this work.
Ms. Tavares da Silva said that the ruling by the Supreme Court that pay differences could be justified by factors that did not directly concern the worker's activities but derived from considerations of a social nature further entrenched the inequality between men and women in Switzerland,particularly since the report recognized, in paragraph 344, that women in outside employment worked twice as long as men in the home and for the family.
Third, while the report recognized the existence of legal inequalities, there seemed to be no planned action by the Government to eliminate them.
Some action had already been taken to that end, such as the delimitation of indigenous territories whose resources were exploited by the indigenous people occupying them, but he was surprised that the Guaranís, for example,whose difficult situation the report recognized, did not possess such a territory, especially following the findings of the Human Rights Commission of the Chamber of Deputies in 1994.
Ms. Coker-Appiah noted that, while the report recognized the seriousness of the problem of violence against women, it was treated in different ways in the two entities.
The report recognized that non-communicable diseases have a marked impact on the health of poor populations and that tobacco-related diseases are strongly related to poverty.
In the ensuing discussion, the Chairperson-Rapporteur confirmed that the taskforce was aware that, as the technical mission report recognized, the Global Strategy and Plan of Action process was not subject to change, but its implementation and interpretation provided opportunities to introduce human rights and right to development priorities.
The report recognized the necessity of coordinating human uses of the oceans to ensure that the total human impact on the marine environment does not exceed the limits of sustainability.
The basic principles of accountability were enshrined in the Charter, and the report recognized the importance of the Organization's planning and reporting documents-- the strategic framework, programme budget, peacekeeping budgets and performance reports-- for effective accountability.
The report recognized that the efforts and actions of the Federal Council and the cantons to integrate foreigners had to be linked to an active commitment to combat discrimination.
Noting that in its conclusions the report recognized the need for wide dissemination of the Convention, she wondered how the Government proposed to achieve that goal, given the high level of illiteracy in the country.
As the report recognized, great progress had been made by his Government in ensuring adequate investigation and prosecution of such crimes, in accordance with international norms.
It was noted that the report recognized that indicators were not fully developed or widely adopted in some areas of children's rights, such as those related to protection and participation.
The report recognized the need for further discussion and articulation of how international law applies to States' use of cyberspace and recommended further study in this area.
The report recognized that members of minority groups were continuing to experience racial discrimination in housing, purchase of homes, and in obtaining loans and gaining access to training in advanced technology.
The report recognized the complexity of the international statistical system and acknowledged that the necessary coordinating bodies are in place but recommended that existing machinery be made more effective for the benefit of the system as a whole.
That report recognized significant weaknesses in the WSIS targets which were agreed in the Geneva Plan of Action in 2003, in particular in the vagueness of their terminology and the absence of indicators against which progress could be measured, especially for usage.
Organizations note that the report recognized that information technology in general, and free and open source software in particular, has a fundamental role to play in achieving the Millennium Development Goals.
Noting that the report recognized the existence of discrimination against indigenous minorities since the colonial era, as well as the persistence of prejudices, albeit disguised, against them, he nevertheless felt that it was a positive sign that, in recent years, the Chilean authorities had apparently recognized a problem that affected 8 per cent of the 15 million Chileans.
The report recognizes the importance of improving disability data and statistics.
The Secretary-General, in the introduction to his report, recognizes that.
The report recognizes the centrality of human rights to people's expectations about the future role of the United Nations.