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All departments and entities should cooperate fully with OIOS and implement its recommendations.
The authorities should also resume their dialogue with ICRC andallow it access to prisoners, and should cooperate fully with the Special Rapporteur.
Underlines that States should cooperate fully with the International Tribunal, as well as with the Mechanism;
The decisions of the 7MSP make it clear that in preparing an analysis, the President and the Co-Chairs and Co-Rapporteurs of the Standing Committees andthe requesting States Party should cooperate fully.
Iran should cooperate fully with the Agency to address all past outstanding issues regarding its nuclear programme.
Five years ago, this Council decided that the Government of the Sudan should cooperate fully with the International Criminal Court regarding crimes committed in Darfur.
Member States should cooperate fully with international and hybrid accountability mechanisms established by the United Nations or with its support;
In preparing the analysis, the President and the Co-Chairs and Co-Rapporteurs of the Standing Committees andthe requesting States Party should cooperate fully to clarify issues and identify needs;
His Government believed that all countries should cooperate fully with the United Nations human rights machinery, as Australia did.
To ensure that progress was being made, monitoring mechanisms, including that of the Special Rapporteur, should be granted access to the country,and Eritrea should cooperate fully with the Commission of Inquiry.
It also underlined that States should cooperate fully with the Tribunal, including by providing information to it and to the Mechanism.
States should hand over persons in their territory who were suspected of committing a crime to a State connected with the crime, and should cooperate fully with regard to legal assistance and preventive measures.
States under investigation should cooperate fully with such inquiries and should provide full and unfettered access to commission members.
Welcoming the selection by the Conference of the Parties of the International Fund for Agricultural Development to house the Global Mechanism of the Convention, and stressing that,as the lead organization, the Fund should cooperate fully with the United Nations Development Programme and the World Bank.
The Syrian Arab Republic should cooperate fully with IAEA and show the necessary transparency in order to allow the completion of the Agency's assessment.
In the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, where there was a serious food crisis and a growing number of political prisoners,the Government should cooperate fully with the international human rights machinery and introduce reforms without delay to relieve the suffering of the population.
The Islamic Republic of Iran should cooperate fully with IAEA and comply without delay with all IAEA Board of Governor decisions and with Security Council resolutions.
Developed countries are urged to be wise enough to foresee that replacing the present unfair international economic relations with new ones that are more fair, will, in the long term,be beneficial to them, and they should cooperate fully with other Member States in enhancing the role of the United Nations in that direction.
All delegations agreed that the Khartoum Government should cooperate fully with International Criminal Court, pursuant to Council resolution 1593 2005.
All States should cooperate fully with IAEA in implementing safeguards agreements and in expeditiously addressing anomalies, inconsistencies and questions identified by IAEA with a view to obtaining and maintaining the required conclusions.
As the Security Council had urged in its recent resolution 1566(2004),all Member States should cooperate fully on an expedited basis in order to pave the way for adoption of those two conventions by consensus.
The State party should cooperate fully with the national and international judicial authorities in connection with prosecutions relating to the Rwanda genocide.
On 26 February 2011, the Security Council adopted resolution 1970(2011) in which it decided to refer the situation in Libya to the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court andfurther decided that the Libyan authorities should cooperate fully and provide any necessary assistance to the Court and the Prosecutor. On 27 June 2011, the Court issued arrest warrants and requested the transfer of Abdullah al-Senussi and Saif al-Islam Qadhafi, as well as the late Muammar Qadhafi, to The Hague.
Both sides should cooperate fully with the Committee on Missing Persons in Cyprus, in accordance with its terms of reference and keeping in mind their agreement reached on 31 July 1997.
Parties decide that information on action relating to response measures should be considered in a structured manner and that, for this purpose,Parties should cooperate fully to enhance understanding of economic and social consequences of response measures, taking into account the need for information from those affected, and evidence of actual impacts, and of[both positive and] negative effects.
Host countries should cooperate fully with the missions deployed on their soil to ensure freedom of movement and to advance the critical reforms necessary for durable peace to take hold.
It was stressed by many participants that States should cooperate fully with special procedures and that this encompassed incorporating their findings into national policies.
The parties concerned should cooperate fully with the United Nations with a view to successful implementation of the settlement plan devised by the Organization of African Unity, which would enable the Saharan people to exercise their inalienable rights to self-determination and national independence.
In response to Security Council resolution 1970(2011) of 26 February 2011,which decided that the Libyan authorities should cooperate fully with the International Criminal Court(ICC) and with the Prosecutor of the Court, and pursuant to its commitments in respect of the Court, the Government of Libya, having secured the approval of the Public Prosecutor, received a delegation from the Court on 6 June 2012.
The Centre for Human Rights should cooperate fully with the Government of Cambodia to ensure the observation of basic principles of basic human rights in the prisons of Cambodia.