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The Committee further recommends that the Kurdistan Region take specific steps.
Customs administrations may take specific steps to restore order to legitimate markets.
Take specific steps to ensure those in their ranks who commit violations are held accountable;
The speakers pointed out that the UN member states should take specific steps in this direction.
Take specific steps to safeguard the physical integrity of the members of all vulnerable groups;
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The Mechanism met in Juba from 5 to 7 November to determine modalities and take specific steps to implement all security agreements.
Take specific steps to safeguard the physical integrity of the members of all vulnerable groups.
They expressed concern at that turnover andsaid that the Council could take specific steps(a presidential statement) to improve that situation.
Take specific steps to ensure that all parties meet their responsibilities in the protection of civilians in armed conflict;
Increase development activities outside Port-au-Prince and take specific steps to strengthen capacities of local authorities and civil society in the provinces;
Take specific steps to combat and eliminate all traces of the caste system by, inter alia, adopting special legislation to ban discrimination based on descent;
African Governments should be firmly committed to promoting the social dimensions of NEPAD and should take specific steps and initiatives to use its programmes with that aim.
Governments must take specific steps in post-conflict situations to minimize human rights violations caused with small arms.
Member States should ensure coordinated dissemination of information at the level of governmental andnon-governmental organizations and take specific steps to ensure the implementation of sanctions.
Take specific steps to strengthen the institution of the family, including raising awareness among the youth of traditional understanding of the family and its social values(Belarus);
Views were expressed that the Office of Central Support Services should take specific steps for expanding such arrangements to other common support services currently in operation.
They must also take specific steps to implement the recommendations contained in the MINUGUA reports, which so far have clearly not always been followed up or put into effect properly.
The Republic ofKorea took note of the recent meeting between the E3+3 and Iran held in Almaty and called upon Iran to fully comply with relevant Security Council resolutions and take specific steps to reassure the international community regarding the peaceful nature of its nuclear programme.
UNHCR recommended that the Government take specific steps towards tackling the situation of IDPs in a comprehensive manner, and adopt a clear position regarding durable solutions to displacement.
In view of the above, I urge you once again to take the initiative to have the Security Council, in accordance with its responsibilities spelled out in the Charter, condemn in the strongest terms the NATO aggression, violation of the Charter andinternational law, and take specific steps to end the aggression without delay.
Therefore indeed, we must take specific steps to nurture a firm immunity among our citizens against negative impact of alien ideas and strengthen the feeling of responsibility for the fate of Motherland.
At its twentieth special session, the General Assembly recommended that States ensure that their domestic legislation enabled them to implement article 7(mutual legal assistance)of the 1988 Convention, and take specific steps to facilitate mutual legal assistance, such as the sharing of information on competent authorities, and the review of domestic laws and procedures in connection with mutual legal assistance.
The agencies andbodies concerned must take specific steps to ensure a rapid response in future to such crises by establishing a stand-by pool of competent staff and holding the necessary equipment readily available.
At its twentieth special session, the General Assembly recommended that States should ensure that their domestic legislation enabled them to implement article 7(mutual legal assistance)of the 1988 Convention and take specific steps to facilitate mutual legal assistance, such as the sharing of information on competent national authorities and the review of domestic laws and procedures in connection with mutual legal assistance.
States must take specific steps to devote part of the resources made available by the implementation of disarmament and arms limitation agreements to economic and social development, with a view to reducing the ever-widening gap between developed and developing countries.
In view of the apparent trend of increased intimidation and threats against human rights defenders and family members of disappeared persons,States should take specific steps to provide due protection and to prevent and punish such acts, and the General Assembly should ensure a more systematic response to reprisals against persons cooperating with the United Nations.
The State party should therefore take specific steps to guarantee equal rights for all ethnic groups, especially vulnerable groups, and to ensure the representation of ethnic minorities in legislative and governmental bodies in order to allow them to participate equitably in political and civic life.
Developed and developing countries must work in close partnership and take specific steps to implement the commitments undertaken at the various United Nations summits and conferences on economic and social issues, including those contained in the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation.
Take specific steps, including through legislative amendments, to ensure an enabling environment in which women's associations and nongovernmental organizations working on gender equality and women's empowerment may be freely established and freely operate and raise funds.
In addition to public safety,States also shall take specific steps to meet their obligations to protect basic human rights by preventing easy access to weapons by persons most likely to use them to harm individuals and communities;