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She also underlined that CCISUA was opposed to the underfilling of posts.
She also underlined the need for the participation of civil society and women in the implementation process.
She also underlined the issue of community participation as being at the core of any efforts aiming at sustainability.
She also underlined that neutral conditions in laws sometimes had discriminatory effects indirect racism.
She also underlined the importance of preparing the final draft general comments in close cooperation with ILO.
But she also underlined the need for road transport to take account of safety, security and environmental dimensions.
She also underlined the importance of preparing women to reintegrate into society, including education relating to childcare.
She also underlined the challenges that UNFICYP was facing inside the buffer zone and urged all parties to respect the mandate of UNFICYP.
She also underlined the challenges that UNFICYP faces inside the buffer zone and urged all parties to respect the mandate of UNFICYP.
She also underlined the increased criminalization of indigenous rights activists and the need to provide them with greater protection.
She also underlined the need for improved statistics on health with regard to minorities and other vulnerable groups.
She also underlined the need for intensified monitoring of heavy metals in surface waters and for a wider application of dynamic modelling.
She also underlined the need for intensified monitoring of heavy metals in surface waters and for wider application of dynamic modelling.
She also underlined the duties of non-State actors, in particular business companies with regard to the respect of the right to development of indigenous peoples.
She also underlined the need for a speedier and fuller implementation of the management and accountability system and a faster sharing of good practices.
She also underlined the need to build an international strategic partnership so as to ensure the provision of adequate assistance to the Palestinian people.
She also underlined the importance of measuring progress and ranking as a means to encourage States to comply with international women's human rights standards.
She also underlined the necessity of political commitment of the State's leaders to the promotion and protection of human rights to make those values a reality.
She also underlined the need for a progress report to be submitted on rationalization in Western Europe as well as in high-cost developed countries.
She also underlined the value of specialized units to bring together various anti-trafficking actors in both investigation and prosecution.
She also underlined UNFPA's flexibility concerning the allocation of agenda items among the annual session and the regular sessions of the Executive Board during 1994.
She also underlined that while States had adopted in their legislation measures for improving the condition of women, their effective implementation was rarely discussed.
She also underlined the importance of the involvement and active participation of countries in the Task Forces and Expert Groups working on specific parts of the SNA update.
She also underlined that, despite some progress, provision of and access to adequate health care, particularly for women and children, remains a serious concern.
She also underlined the important role of NGOs of a legal nature in defending the rights of migrants who were victims of racial discrimination and reviewing legislative initiatives.
She also underlined the situation of migrants crossing the borders to the USA and that many indigenous children were involved, with the hope that such a situation be stopped.
She also underlined the need to move towards an education in values in order to train sensitive and analytical human beings, able to recognize a positive value in diversity.
She also underlined that this international attention provides a push towards change, and the Board is now funding indigenous delegates to attend UNGA and treaty bod- ies.
She also underlined the need for improved donor alignment to increase the efficiency of international support to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and to make peace dividends more tangible.
She also underlined that the World Bank promoted the gender action plan which endorsed the concept of smart economics. Smart economics promoted economic growth through pro-poor economic policies that took into account the gender dimension.