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The Secretary-General urged the Council to take action to address the situation.
Those processes would be closely watched, and the Secretary-General urged delegates to make them work.
The Secretary-General urged the 40 States that had not yet sent in their contributions to do so.
While these issues were complex andclosely intertwined, the Secretary-General urged participants not to renegotiate, rehash or revisit old issues.
The Secretary-General urged the leaders to identify the core issues still to be resolved in each of the chapters.
In a statement on 30 July 2006 to an emergency meeting of the Security Council, the Secretary-General urged it"to condemn the Israeli attack on the Qana" and called for an immediate cessation of hostilities.
The Secretary-General urged the Government to fully cooperate with the Special Rapporteur and the Commission.
He stated that the Secretary-General urged the parties to return to peace talks.
The Secretary-General urged South Sudan leaders to allow humanitarian access and work together to heal wounds.
In his address,which was televised, the Secretary-General urged students to aim high and to strive to be global citizens.
The Secretary-General urged the authorities to allow his Special Envoy to return to Myanmar as soon as possible to continue his facilitation efforts.
At a special meeting at Geneva in January 1995, the Secretary-General urged directors of information centres to take action to counter erroneous reporting in the media and to respond directly to negative reports.
The Secretary-General urged the sides, in particular the Abkhaz side, to enter into a meaningful dialogue on the core issue of the conflict.
Highlighting the effects of cluster munitions during andafter armed conflicts, the Secretary-General urged the States parties to devise norms that would immediately reduce and ultimately eliminate the horrendous impact of those weapons in humanitarian and economic terms.
The Secretary-General urged all Member States to make prompt payments of amounts now past due.
In his message, the Secretary-General urged parliamentarians to focus on implementation.
The Secretary-General urged the authorities to fully abolish the death penalty for crimes committed by persons under 18 years of age, in accordance with the country's obligations under the ICCPR and CRC.
In closing, the Deputy Secretary-General urged Parties to be bold and creative in order to help shape a different, more hopeful, more secure future.
The Secretary-General urged that the development of peacekeeping capacity should be mutually reinforcing rather than duplicative or competing.
In those proposals the Secretary-General urged that the staff of the United Nations be fairly compensated and their conditions of service determined in an objective manner.
The Secretary-General urged the delegates of the Conference to adopt an inclusive approach and seek the broadest and most effective measures to implement the Convention.
On the human dimension of the conflict, the Secretary-General urged the parties to confirm their agreement to the expansion of the family visit programme and to accelerate their consultations with UNHCR on its implementation.
Recently, the Secretary-General urged the executive and legislative branches to endorse the budget proposal of the Office of the Counsel for Human Rights for the year 1999 see A/53/421, para. 5.
In July 2009, the Secretary-General urged Ivoirian parties to respect the presidential elections date and to ensure that the elections are open, free and transparent.
The Secretary-General urged world leaders to provide such a response at their meeting in December in Copenhagen to seal the deal on climate change.
In his report, the Secretary-General urged prompt endorsement of a detailed plan of implementation of the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action, accompanied by the necessary financial decisions.
The Secretary-General urged Africa to take the steps identified in the Arusha Plan of Action on African Commodities in order to diversify into higher-value-added products.
At the outset, the Secretary-General urged Member States to focus on identifying ways to revitalize the work of the Conference on Disarmament as well as further moving forward disarmament negotiations.
The Secretary-General urged“all parties concerned to avoid taking steps that could jeopardize or unnecessarily complicate the delicate efforts to find a just settlement to this long-running dispute.”68.
He recalled that the Secretary-General urged the parties to do their utmost to protect civilians and United Nations premises and staff, and to ensure that humanitarian assistance reached all those in need.