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Serious and sincere global actions are required to combat that menace.
More efforts were required to combat racism, racial discrimination and xenophobia.
It is pertinent to note that an international effort is required to combat this threat.
Courageous and decisive action is required to combat the bane of corruption on which impunity thrives.
Slovakia stated that a more holistic approach at all levels of society was required to combat slavery.
Enhanced mechanisms are required to combat corruption and ensure accountability and good governance.
Constant vigilance and stronger international cooperation were required to combat the phenomenon.
Political parties were required to combat violence in all its forms, and ethnic discrimination.
We have finally reached a stage at which the infrastructure required to combat paediatric cancer is available.
Corruption had become a transnational phenomenon whichaffected all societies and economies, and thus international cooperation was required to combat it.
Partnerships and strategies had been required to combat AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria.
We welcome that the Assembly has also recognized, through its draft resolution, the scale of the challenge andthe scale of the efforts required to combat piracy.
The preceding are but some examples of the judicial cooperation required to combat human trafficking, and for which Qatari law provides.
The above regulatory constraints make it impossible to include to the NTP all activities and the budget required to combat TB, i.e.
We agree that a comprehensive strategy is required to combat terrorism, but such a strategy must be clear, equitable and realistic.
We must enhance previous commitments andallocate the additional resources required to combat this scourge.
A comprehensive, balanced and integrated approach was required to combat the problem of drug abuse and trafficking, tackling both supply and demand.
What was required to combat corruption was a holistic approach to enhance transparency, accountability, political will, public awareness and participation of nonState actors.
International cooperation and the involvement of all countries were required to combat the danger posed by climate change.
Moreover, due to lack of reliable indicators it was hard to determine precisely the characteristics of all kinds of exclusion and discrimination, with the attendant difficulties to implement governmental andsocial measures required to combat them.
Furthermore, a strong commitment with appropriate andurgent action is required to combat and prevent the further spread of this lethal epidemic.
Immediate and longer-term action required to combat IUU fishing(including national action and legislative considerations, international fisheries instruments, coastal State measures, flag State responsibility, port State measures, market measures, MCS, data considerations, regional fisheries management organizations, etc.);
In common with other States with economies in transition, the institutional structures required to combat illicit drug trafficking were still being developed.
States should work together to increase those law enforcement capabilities required to combat terrorism and should work on collaborative capacity-building efforts to achieve those capabilities, including through overseas development assistance programs.
In addition to the anti-discrimination legislative arsenal set up bythe Acts of 2007, practical implementation measures were also required to combat discrimination effectively.
Another representative said that the draft resolution was balanced in terms of the main elements required to combat illegal trade but that it implied incorrectly that the main responsibility for illegal trade lay with developing countries.
Instead, the resources that would otherwise be expended on space-based weapon systems could be best used for the multifaceted andmultidimensional tasks required to combat terrorism and protect our citizens.
The Course objectives were: to enhance the capacity to combat terrorism at the international level;to enhance skills and knowledge required to combat terrorism at the national level; and to enhance the skill and knowledge required to combat terrorism in bilateral and multi-jurisdictional agencies with other ASEAN nations.
It is of the utmost importance for all countries in Central America to introduce legislation andto establish the institutional structures required to combat money-laundering effectively, as is being done in Panama.
Following the conclusion of the NationalAction Plan Against Racism 2005- 2008, JS1 recommended that a new national strategic initiative be required to combat racism and discrimination against minority groups, including the collection of disaggregated data on racist crime and amendments to the criminal law to take into account racist motivations.