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The Secretary-General has noted that progress in his report.
In referring to terrorism, the Secretary-General has noted that.
As the Secretary-General has noted, progress towards the MDGs in Africa has been uneven.
Concerning the proposal by the Inspectors to give more active consideration to the demographic profile, the Secretary-General has noted in particular the recommendation to redistribute the weights of the various factors.
As the Secretary-General has noted, the impact of the Gaza crisis is starting to be felt within the region.
It is important to highlight that despite the existing resolve and the political will to fulfil outstanding commitments andconsolidate the process, the Secretary-General has noted that in El Salvador.
The Secretary-General has noted that, in the view of the Tribunal,"the JABs, on the whole, have been performing commendably.
In its"in-depth study on violence against women", the Secretary-General has noted the lack of a comprehensive and integrated approach to VAW A/61/122/Add.1.
The Secretary-General has noted that although the discussions in the Group were constructive they did not result in concrete recommendations.
This belief stems from our own experience; for, as the Secretary-General has noted, we had to struggle to preserve our democratic order and institutions.
As the Secretary-General has noted in his annual report, the world has been free from large-scale regional conflict over the past year.
The building of the separation wall cannot be justified as a security measure,since the wall itself, as the Secretary-General has noted, violates international law and will only undermine peace by making it more difficult to establish an independent and viable Palestinian State with contiguous territory and will also increase the suffering of the Palestinian people.
As the Secretary-General has noted, the international community will willingly provide continued support to the Haitian Government if so requested.
First of all, at the internal level, the Secretary-General has noted some progress, and we hope that it will continue and enable the political process to proceed.
The Secretary-General has noted that the greatest threats to peace are adverse social and economic conditions within States and among States.
In responding to the request of the INCD, the Secretary-General has noted that the COP has an independent legal character and is not a subsidiary of the General Assembly or of any other body.
The Secretary-General has noted that many of the questions surrounding humanitarian intervention and national sovereignty, which he first posed last year, remain unanswered.
In his annual report on the work of the Organization, the Secretary-General has noted that in the last year such assistance declined to 0.27 per cent of gross national product, against the agreed United Nations target of 0.7 per cent.
As the Secretary-General has noted in his two most recent reports(S/2010/5 and S/2010/169), there has been an overall decrease in the number of security incidents.
In responding to this request for advice, the Secretary-General has noted that the Conference of the Parties to the Convention(COP)has an independent legal character and is not a subsidiary of the General Assembly or of any other body.
Indeed, the Secretary-General has noted that the capacity of the United Nations to manage, support and monitor a globally distributed health-care workforce is minimal.
In this regard, the Secretary-General has noted the repeated statements of representatives of the Syrian Arab Republic made over the past year that the Shab'a Farms area is Lebanese.
As the Secretary-General has noted, my country, Denmark, has taken the initiative to establish a multinational standby high readiness brigade(SHIRBRIG) within the framework of United Nations standby agreements.
The Secretary-General has noted that today, over two hundred years after the banning of the slave trade by Denmark, the United States and the United Kingdom, many millions of people are still subjected to similar practices.
Thus, the Secretary-General has noted the"inequitable situation with an increasing number of staff with long periods of service on fixed-term contracts who thereby are not entitled to severance benefits.
The Secretary-General has noted in 1953 that, if staff members elect to become permanent residents of another country, there may be an implication of an intention not to maintain ties with the country of their nationality A/2533, para. 117.
Further, the Secretary-General has noted that Member States have highlighted the need to engage more closely with civil society and to provide better linkage between the activities of the Task Force and civil society entities.
The Secretary-General has noted that while the international community's attention has been forcefully directed to the importance of such threats, there is concern that the financial and human resources required to solve the multidimensional interlinked problems will fall well short of what is needed.
The Secretary-General has noted the specific concerns expressed by the General Assembly in resolution 64/268 regarding:(a) expendable and nonexpendable property;(b) the identification of root causes of recurring recommendations; and(c) accountability of managers for implementation of recommendations.
The Secretary-General has noted the recommendation by the Committee to the Conference of the Parties that the Conference request the General Assembly to include, in the United Nations regular budget, provision for conference services for sessions of the Conference and its subsidiary bodies A/AC.237/91, para. 116.