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The report recognizes the importance of improving disability data and statistics.
Despite the adoption of Law No. 12 of 2003 on General Elections which stipulates that women should format least 30 per cent of the candidates of political parties for the legislature(para. 76), the report recognizes that the number of women candidates in most political parties falls short of this.
The report recognizes the low participation of women in decision-making bodies and at the international level.
In the meantime, we have also taken note that the report recognizes the right of all countries to the legal possession of and trade in small arms.
The report recognizes that the investment is spurred by a generally improved business climate in this region.
Similarly the Secretary-General's High-level Panel of Eminent Persons on the Post-2015 Development Agenda in its report recognizes freedom from violence as a fundamental human right, and the essential foundation for building peaceful and prosperous societies, and calls for the elimination of all forms of violence against children.
The report recognizes a tendency in Portugal towards marginalization and indifference vis-à-vis Gypsies.
We want to highlight the fact that the report recognizes that consultation and cooperation with indigenous people must be a guiding principle.
As the report recognizes, Angola has limited capacities to address the enormity of the mine problem affecting the country.
With this statement, the External Evaluation Report recognizes the TIR Convention as being one of the major global instruments administered by the UNECE, having a crucial impact on the further development and long-term sustainability of the transport industry worldwide.
The report recognizes that only an average of 12 per cent of national budgets is earmarked for basic social services.
Seventh, in paragraph 34, the report recognizes that the Syrian Government has facilitated the entry of relief and humanitarian aid across the official and legal border crossings with neighbouring States.
The report recognizes that in Latin America progress has been achieved but the goals are still distant.
Furthermore, the report recognizes that no multilaterally negotiated treaty exists that deals specifically with missiles.
The report recognizes the centrality of human rights to people's expectations about the future role of the United Nations.
The report recognizes the important influence of the Beijing Platform for Action for Finnish equality policy and its selection of tools.
The report recognizes that in some regions of the tropics and subtropics, ENSO phenomenon leads to an increase of the duration and intensity of fire seasons.
The report recognizes that UNDP has already implemented its management and accountability requirements and calls on all other organizations to follow suit.
The report recognizes that the Government of Iraq has made some progress in implementing measures to protect and promote the human rights of the Iraqi people.
Paragraph 80 of the report recognizes the work done by the Organization of American States to conclude an inter-American convention against the illicit trafficking in such weapons.
The report recognizes that one of the major shortcomings of the Family and Domestic Violence Act, No. 1674, is that it is preventive rather than punitive.
The report recognizes that the international community, African countries and regional organizations have made serious efforts to deal with the scourge of conflicts in Africa.
The report recognizes that civil society organizations in different parts of the world are at different levels of development and that something needs to be done to bridge the gap.
The report recognizes that stereotypical traditional roles of men and women affect their involvement in formal decision-making processes, including political participation.
The report recognizes that women and children suffered more than men as a consequence of the economic crisis of 1997(paras. 8, 111 and 148), particularly in the area of employment para. 113.
The report recognizes the importance of inventorying, cataloguing, analysing and applying traditional forest-related knowledge in order to maximize its contribution to sustainable forest management.
The report recognizes the ineffectiveness of Law No. 9,763 of 24 January 1938, which criminalizes voluntary abortion but recognizes"family honour" as an extenuating circumstance.
The report recognizes the ineffectiveness of Law No. 9,763 of 24 January 1938, which criminalizes voluntary abortion but recognizes"family honour" as an extenuating circumstance.
The report recognizes that sociocultural attitudes and the misinterpretation of religious teachings hinder the full implementation of the Convention in a number of areas, including participation in public and political life, health and education.
The report recognizes that"monitoring, assessing and reporting on local developments affecting or relating to the situation in Western Sahara" are"standard peacekeeping mission functions" for which MINURSO is responsible.