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Unfortunately, as the report very rightly points out.
The report rightly points out that these activities cannot be compartmentalized.
The General Assembly, as the Secretary-General rightly points out, is the organ that.
As the Secretary-General rightly points out, the report should be considered to be of an interim nature.
As to the complaint under article 23, paragraph 1, of the Covenant,the Committee notes the State party's contention that it is inadmissible on the grounds that it is not duly substantiated; and that, as it rightly points out, while deprivation of liberty may affect personal relationships to a certain extent, that does not in itself entail a violation of the Covenant.
As Keith Swenson rightly points out( here and here) we are exposed to"email addiction" so this is the right cure.
In this regard, the section entitled missionof good offices and other developments of the report rightly points out the need for the Greek Cypriot side to match its deeds with its words.
As the report rightly points out, violation of some of these rules may constitute war crimes and be the subject of criminal proceedings.
As regards the Organization of African Unity(OAU),the Secretary-General's report rightly points out that the programme of cooperation between the United Nations and the OAU is an ambitious one.
It rightly points out that one solution to this problem would be to issue each fishing vessel tradeable rights to a percentage of the catch.
Regarding the decision-making process, the Secretariat rightly points out that consensus is the preferred method for the adoption of decisions by UNCITRAL.
WHO rightly points out that the fact that both substances are already covered by the United Nations Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances of 1988 would create overlapping jurisdictions regarding ephedrine control.
As far as mobilizing resources is concerned,the Secretary-General rightly points out in his report that insufficient human and financial resources represent the principal obstacle in the combat against malaria.
The Machel study rightly points out that war violates every right of a child: the right to life, the right to be with family and community, the right to health, the right to the development of the personality and the right to be nurtured and protected.
The Commission notes that, naturally,the IAEA is not the lead agency for nuclear disarmament, but it rightly points out that"progress towards disarmament, or the lack of it, deeply affects the IAEA's non-proliferation mission.
As the Netherlands rightly points out, corporations are often formed in more than one State and have registered offices in more than one State.
In respect of the last item, results-based budgeting, the Secretary-General rightly points out that its adoption is of the utmost importance to increasing accountability and efficiency in the Organization.
As the Secretary-General rightly points out, that neutrality has made it possible for the Organization, together with Governments, to work steadily and with long-term objectives.
The Secretary-General's report rightly points out elections as a vital element or yardstick of democratization.
As the Secretary-General rightly points out in his report, this transition is marked by seemingly contradictory trends of integration and fragmentation.
The section on strategies for prevention rightly points out that single-cause explanations for either war or natural disasters are too simplistic.
The Secretary-General rightly points out that the efforts of Member States to reform the intergovernmental machinery have not kept pace with reform on the Secretariat's side.
The report of the Secretary-General rightly points out that the United Nations system does not endorse or promote any specific form of government.
As the Secretary-General rightly points out in his report on the work of the Organization, setbacks must not be allowed to overshadow the success achieved by the United Nations.
As the New Partnership for Africa's Development programme rightly points out, the health and well-being of the African people will help bring about the achievement of poverty reduction and sustainable development in Africa.
But, as the Secretary-General rightly points out in his report, the sources of the challenges and conflicts in Africa are closely interrelated or are linked by a number of common themes and experiences.
The Secretary-General's report on the work of the Organization rightly points out, inter alia, that globalization has an immense potential to improve people's lives, but that at the same time it can also have a negative impact.
As the Secretary-General rightly points out in one of his reports, the lack of a significant increase in official development assistance makes it impossible to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.
Susan Mendus, in Toleration andthe Limits of Liberalism, rightly points out that human beings are not merely independent and free, as we understand from the work of Mill, but also interdependent because they live in society.