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ITC therefore believes that, if the United Nations adopts IMIS, ITC should also work with the new system.
Utilities should also work to cut water losses.
It is tested with Outlook 2016 and 2013, but should also work with Outlook 2010.
The World Bank should also work towards ensuring the same.
In addition, concern about the security of energy supplies should also work strongly in wood's favour.
UNCTAD should also work on elaborating a model law or laws.
Professional women's associations orwomen-based non-governmental organizations should also work on overcoming the inferior self-image of women in traditional male-dominated professions.
The Council should also work in close cooperation with regional organizations in the field of human rights;
While enhancing cooperation with other organizations to coordinate recent progress and minimize duplication,the Commission should also work towards the improvement of living conditions, the alleviation of poverty, and the control of diseases, as stipulated in the Millennium Development Goals.
They should also work for new responses to the crisis, as the existing ones have failed to address its root cause.
The Special Rapporteur on racism should also work closely with the Special Rapporteur on the human rights of migrants.
UNCTAD should also work closely with the relevant donor agencies to streamline the identification of needs and the approach to addressing them.
Technology support institutions should also work to raise public awareness and build confidence in new technologies.
It should also work with the relevant political parties and other groups to identify the hundreds of political prisoners remaining in detention.
Obviously this should also work with other Debian based systems.
UNEP should also work on establishing instruments for liability and compensation with respect to damage caused to non-economic values, and on systems for resolving disputes.
The Congolese authorities and their partners should also work towards the development of an overall vision for the security sector and the strengthening of the capacity of oversight bodies.
It should also work to achieve the universality of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons(NPT) and the implementation by the five nuclear-weapon States of their obligations under article VI of the Treaty.
The Security Council, for its part, should also work hard to develop more channels of communication and to listen to information from a wider range of sources.
We should also work to strengthen human rights in various areas in accordance with a balanced vision that makes room for development, security and freedom as interconnected concepts that go hand in hand in clear harmony and close integration.
As we enter the century of oceans and seas, we should also work to turn oceans and seas into a driving force for the common development of humanity, so that the ship of human civilization can keep cruising forward.
We should also work to facilitate further progress in the search for lasting peaceful solutions to the nuclear issues on the Korean peninsula and Iran on the basis of due respect both for the legitimate rights of States to develop and use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes and for the regime of non-proliferation of nuclear weapons.
The Task Force should also work closely with lead Parties, partner organizations and ad hoc expert bodies under these programme areas.
UNICEF should also work with relevant United Nations system mechanisms(the Executive Committee on Humanitarian Affairs, the Inter-Agency Standing Committee, the Executive Committee on Peace and Security and the United Nations Development Group/the regional coordinator system) to mainstream leadership and advocacy roles for the protection of children affected by armed conflict into the responsibilities and terms of reference of regional/humanitarian coordinators and special representatives of the Secretary-General.
Independent media should also work with civil society organizations in informing citizens about the use of aid flows at the country level.
The Department should also work with the media to promote tolerance and mutual respect without interfering with their editorial independence.
Governments should also work with the border agencies of neighboring foreign governments in order to maximize the harmonization of border control functions.
The Project Coordinator should also work with the Special Monitoring Mission to Ukraine to support the national dialogue in the areas near the line of contact.
Countries in affected regions should also work closely with officials of the international financial institutions and with each other to identify and develop such projects.