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States should enhance maritime security, especially in combating sea piracy.
In order to combat hunger andachieve the Millennium Development Goals, States should enhance market transparency and reduce import barriers and export restrictions.
States should enhance their efforts to collect, maintain and share data on small arms.
In order to ensure that the concept of justice was enshrined in the law, States should enhance the efficiency of the legislative process, adapting legislation to social needs and anticipating future contingencies.
States should enhance follow-up to the implementation of the recommendations of the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
To help address the serious problems of illicit circulation and trafficking of small arms andlight weapons, States should enhance international and regional cooperation among law enforcement agencies, customs and border control authorities.
Member States should enhance awareness of the Register and the importance of participating on a regular basis;
The Office of the High Representative for the least developed countries, landlocked developing countries andsmall island developing states should enhance its advocacy role for the implementation of the Brussels Programme of Action and make it more widely known and understood;
Member States should enhance consultations among themselves in planning future Earth observation programmes.
In order to combat effectively the increase in, and the growing international character and effects of,acts of terrorism, States should enhance their cooperation in this area through, in particular, systematizing the exchange of information concerning the prevention and combating of terrorism, as well as by(…) conclusion of mutual judicial assistance and extradition agreements on a bilateral, regional and multilateral basis.
States should enhance research and development activities aimed at providing innovative solutions for atmospheric protection.
The workshop concluded that ASEAN member States should enhance their partnership with the United Nations in order to support more complementary approaches to multidimensional peacekeeping and post-conflict peacebuilding.
States should enhance information exchange on national experiences and lessons learned in the implementation of the Programme of Action;
Relevant United Nations organizations and Member States should enhance the global capacity for sustainable post-disaster recovery in areas such as coordination with traditional and non-traditional partners; identification and dissemination of lessons learned; development of common tools and mechanisms for recovery needs assessment, strategy development and programming; and incorporation of risk reduction into all recovery processes.
States should enhance cooperation and the exchange of experience and training among competent officials on the national, regional and international levels.
Member States should enhance international cooperation and mutual legal assistance, particularly in cases involving the confiscation of illicit proceeds;
States should enhance political participation and representation for noncitizens who are long-term residents by granting them voting and eligibility rights.
States should enhance maritime security, especially in combating sea piracy and armed robbery at sea, to prevent and suppress maritime terrorism.
States should enhance the principles of freedom from fear and want, equality and non-discrimination, and justice and the rule of law as a means to build peace within societies.
Member States should enhance their cooperation in counter-terrorism, including apprehending terrorists and investigating and preventing terrorist acts.
States should enhance their efforts in preventing violence against women by addressing its root causes, as the only way to eliminate such violence.
States should enhance the knowledge of the people about their rights and obligations under law through appropriate means, in order to prevent criminal conduct and victimization.
States should enhance their capacity to recognize and prevent violence, ensure the provision of services that can mitigate the consequences of violence and enable the full rehabilitation of those who experience it.
States should enhance their efforts to increase the availability and quality of statistical data, to analyse such data and to produce comparable information to be shared at the local, regional and global levels.
Member States should enhance legislation and operational cooperation mechanisms to support joint operations and cross-border law enforcement activities to identify, trace and interdict illicit financial flows.
Member States should enhance and support arms control verification regimes through the relevant treaty bodies, as well as develop appropriate capacities at the national level, in order to strengthen mutual confidence.
States should enhance cultural diversity in public education by, on the one hand, promoting multilingualism and multiculturalism and, on the other hand, adequately reflecting in school curricula the contribution of different cultures.
The nuclear-weapon States should enhance transparency with regard to their nuclear weapon capabilities and their implementation of article VI, while placing their surplus fissile material under the IAEA safeguard system or another international verification system.
Member States should enhance resources for United Nations rule of law assistance and commit themselves to increasing support through multi-year joint United Nations programmes with a view to ensuring comprehensive approaches.
Member States should enhance awareness of the Register and the importance of participating on a regular basis in the Register as well as by providing data, available background information and making"nil" reports on categories covered by the Register;