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They emphasised the need for the durable solution of the external debt problems of developing countries.
While stressing that the most effective way of preventing terrorists from acquiring weapons of mass destruction is through the total elimination of such weapons, they emphasised that progress was urgently needed in the area of disarmament and non-proliferation in order to help maintain international peace and security and to contribute to global efforts against terrorism.
They emphasised that the proposal in CCAMLR-XXXVII/08 Rev. 1 delivered on the direction that SCAF gave to the ICG-SF.
The Heads of State or Government encouraged the participation of Non-Aligned countries in United Nations peacekeeping operations and, mindful of the difficulties faced by many countries in complying with rapid deployment timeframes,meeting deployment costs and bridging the gap between troops and equipment, they emphasised that the United Nations should work toward overcoming these difficulties.
They emphasised the duty of States to co-operate with each other in ensuring development and eliminating obstacles to development.
When the UK delegation addressed the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination in August 2011, they emphasised that members of the UK's minority communities had made an enormous contribution to the UK's social, economic and cultural life, and that our surveys tell us that the vast majority of people in the UK believe that people from different backgrounds get along well with each other.
They emphasised the need to create secure mechanisms to ensure security of each and all countries of the Asia-Pacific region.
In this context, they emphasised the role of the Conference on Disarmament as the sole multilateral disarmament negotiating body of the international community.
They emphasised that stability in Europe largely depends on restoring peace and strengthening cooperation in the Balkan Peninsula.
In this connection, they emphasised the need to diminish further the role of nuclear weapons in all military and security concepts, doctrines and policies.
They emphasised the need to establish ODA timetables by those developed countries which have not yet done so.
They emphasised that in the current international environment, dialogue among civilisations is not an option but an imperative.
They emphasised that these institutions should resist efforts by certain countries to use such conditionalities to promote their narrow interests.
They emphasised the need to keep the balance among the functions, competencies and responsibilities of the principal organs of the United Nations.
They emphasised the necessity to start negotiations on a phased programme for the complete elimination of nuclear weapons with a specified framework of time, including a Nuclear Weapons Convention.
In this context, they emphasised the necessity to increase international awareness in the field of environment preventing the exploitation of environment in war and armed conflict.
They emphasised the developing national capacities and fostering enabling policy environment drivers, with at least three-quarters of outcomes having medium or higher-level emphasis.
They emphasised that Armenia has developed a sound strategy and action plans for judicial and other sector-related reforms as well as stated that along with the problems to be addressed, significant progress has been made.
They emphasised the urgent need for a peaceful solution of the issue of Iraq in a way that preserves the authority and credibility of the Charter of the United Nations and international law as well as peace and stability in the region.
In this regard, they emphasised the need for the Preparatory Committee meetings to continue to allocate specific time for deliberations on nuclear disarmament, implementation of the 1995 resolution on the Middle East and security assurances.
In this regard, they emphasised the need for the Preparatory Committee meetings to continue to allocate specific time for deliberations on nuclear disarmament, implementation of the 1995 resolution on the Middle East and security assurances.
In this regard, they emphasised the need for the Preparatory Committee meetings to continue to allocate specific time for deliberations on nuclear disarmament, implementation of the 1995 resolution on the Middle East and security assurances.
In this regard, they emphasised the need to keep the issue under the agenda of the UN General Assembly and that in accordance with its Resolution 59/67 a Panel of Governmental Experts on the issue of missiles in all its aspects would be established in 2007.
They emphasised that the situation in Somalia and the objective of long-term stability can most effectively be addressed if the international community and the UN Security Council in particular play their role, including the process of rebuilding national institutions in Somalia.
In this context, they emphasised that States should ensure, in conformity with international law, that refugee status is not abused by the perpetrators organisers or facilitators of terrorist acts and that claims of political motivation are not recognised as grounds for refusing requests for the extradition of alleged terrorists.
They emphasise that such action must be an integral part of higher education activity.
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They emphasise that the matter they complain of to the Committee is the law of Iceland.
They emphasise that in international academic cooperation and exchanges, academic values should prevail.
In the background document prepared by the regional commissions they emphasise their ability to address problems of specific concern to member States of their region, their multidisciplinary structure, their capacity to take initiatives which could not be successfully achieved at the global level, their rapid adaptation to changing needs in a region as they have an important intergovernmental mechanism which monitors closely their programme of work.