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States should continue and reinforce their efforts.
Pending the CTBT's entry into force, all states should continue to refrain from nuclear testing. Section 11.
States should continue consultations on the organization of the Tribunal." 163/.
Since it was difficult to reach a consensus on a general definition of terrorism, States should continue to reinforce their cooperation through international judicial procedures and the exchange of information.
States should continue to ratify and implement international instruments.
In the meantime, all States should continue to abide by a moratorium on testing.
States should continue to ratify and implement international instruments.
Nuclear-weapon States should continue to observe the moratorium on nuclear testing.
States should continue to improve their responses to requests for repatriation or return.
In the meantime, all States should continue to abide by a moratorium and refrain from any action which would be contrary to its provisions.
States should continue that tradition by adding substance to their laws and making them more accessible.
In the meantime, States should continue to observe a moratorium and refrain from any acts contrary to the provisions of the Test-Ban Treaty.
States should continue and strengthen their efforts to improve the collection of data on trafficking in women and girls.
In that connection also, States should continue to devote special attention to the needs of children when implementing the Millennium Declaration.
States should continue to establish specialized police and prosecution units and ensure that they are adequately equipped.
In the meantime, States should continue to study them with a view to their being transformed into binding law, as and when appropriate.
States should continue to revise or enact domestic laws and regulations in the field of precursor control.
It was pointed out that while States should continue to provide for the liability of private operators in appropriate circumstances, there was no international legal obligation to do so.
States should continue and reinforce these efforts in order to enhance victims' access to justice and empowerment.
In addition, neighbouring States should continue to monitor closely their common borders and to regulate the flow of vehicular traffic with a view to enforcing effectively the arms embargo.
States should continue to ratify international instruments and implement them through national legal and policy frameworks.
Some speakers noted that States should continue to explore opportunities to actively engage in internal coordination between central authorities and relevant agencies involved in the execution of international cooperation requests.
States should continue to explore the possibility of applying alternative measures to conviction or punishment for drug-related offences;
States should continue efforts to obtain the entry into force of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty(CTBT) by acceding to and ratifying the Treaty.
States should continue to establish specialized police, prosecution units and other mechanisms and ensure specialized training for their staff.
States should continue these efforts and ensure that prevention initiatives are included in any strategy to combat and eliminate trafficking in women and girls.
States should continue to report to the Secretary-General acts of violence against diplomatic and consular missions as required by General Assembly resolution 42/154.
States should continue to enhance promotional activities in the field of interreligious communication, in a spirit of inclusiveness, non-discrimination and respect for freedom of religion or belief.
States should continue to ratify and implement international instruments and review and revise national legal frameworks to ensure compliance with their international obligations.
States should continue to adopt, or revise and update, national action plans and ensure that they incorporate measurable goals and timetables as well as monitoring measures.