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These objectives should also be taken into account.
Policy instruments and institutions which can be used to pursue these objectives should not be dismantled.
These objectives should be an integral part of the peace plan.
We underline here that the implementation of all these objectives should be in keeping with the principles of the Charter and the resolutions of the Organization.
These objectives should be integrated by service and programme, rather than in one separate section at the end.
Different mechanisms for cooperation andconsultation to achieve these objectives should make it possible, in some cases, to go so far as to adopt joint measures and programmes.
These objectives should be achieved through the procedures laid down in the specific protocols to this agreement.
The responsibility for attaining the objectives of the zone lies primarily with its member States,but because of their scope these objectives should enjoy the full support of the international community.
These objectives should be achieved in a manner that does not compromise a level of independence of competition authority.
The first is a lack of clear administrative responsibility for the implementation of the ICZM programme, andthe second is an absence of commonly agreed objectives and timeframes in which these objectives should be achieved EEA 2013e.
These objectives should be met under the constraints that all RIS are supplied in a manner that is reliable, cost efficient and legally sound.
Reports by States on their difficulties in achieving these objectives should be presented regularly to the Commission on Human Rights in the form of an analytical report of the High Commissioner with her proposals, if appropriate, for technical assistance.
These objectives should guide national and international development towards low carbon and climate resilient economies.
The capacity of the United Nations to pursue these objectives should be strengthened, not weakened, and the operating principles should always be those of transparency, equal opportunity, democracy and full participation of all Member States.
These objectives should be met under the constraints that all RIS are supplied in a manner that is reliable, cost efficient and legally sound.
These objectives should be updated, their implementation monitored, and progress in implementing them reported to the States Parties.
These objectives should encompass the task of addressing and redressing the global inequalities and the waste of human resources generated by the lack of productive employment.
These objectives should also help develop a public administration that is innovative and capable of encouraging the active participation of all sectors of society.
These objectives should be taken into account in the interpretation of the law for such an approach, see, for example, art. 7, para. 1, of the United Nations Assignment Convention.
These objectives should be achieved by introducing a transparent process for assessing the merits of candidates for judge's positions and balancing the authority of participants in the appointment process.
Therefore, these objectives should be specific, clear and verifiable to allow an easy attribution to the role of the organization and an assessment of the performance of the organization over the long term.
These objectives should be derived from the staff member's key overall responsibilities and individual workplan which, in turn, should be linked to the overall workplan and priorities of the department, office or mission.
These objectives should be pursued through equitable cost-effective cooperative frameworks for government, business and society and aligned with the economic and social growth priorities of developed and developing countries.
These objectives should be pursued in a spirit of cooperation, mutual respect and commitment to the principle of equal rights and obligations, not to mention the principles of international law and the complementarity of international humanitarian law and international human rights law.
These objectives should include well defined principles, which should guide the nature and programmes of any government that emerges in Afghanistan, consistent with the right of the Afghan people to determine their own future and the principle of friendly relations among States.
Information on these objectives should be disseminated by such means as the national preventive mechanism's annual reports and workshops for public officials, forensic physicians and doctors working in prisons. The participants in such workshops should, if possible, include national and international medical and psychological experts.
We believe that these objectives should be achieved through a series of actions that include, at the domestic level, sustainable macro- and microeconomic policies and sound public resources management and, at the international level, a greater opening of international markets so that parallel actions in these two areas generate growth, increase employment, lead to a better distribution of income, reduce external vulnerabilities and generate a permanent stimulus for productive investments.
In order to achieve these objectives UNCTAD should.
To achieve these objectives, Governments should.
These core objectives should form the basis of the treaty's general obligations.