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One way is to adopt relevant decisions and appropriate measures at the national level.
We call on UNESCO andthe Peacebuilding Commission to adopt relevant programmes of action at the country level.
To adopt relevant penal and administrative provisions for the purpose of preventing, suppressing and punishing international trafficking in women and children;
Motivated by those concerns, the Government of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea has not failed to adopt relevant strategies for the protection of the rights of the children of Equatorial Guinea.
The Government needs to adopt relevant rules and policies, in this regard, which ensure an independent and impartial process.
Taking up this demand,TI has secured the political support of the Commission of the European Union to adopt relevant measures in all EU member States.
He underscored the need to adopt relevant laws that would help to de-escalate the situation.
The importance that the Algerian authorities attach to issues of extradition, assistance andjudicial cooperation has led them to make proposals to their partners to adopt relevant legal instruments.
She urged the Government to adopt relevant measures to ensure that such issues were not accorded low priority, despite the absence of a parliament.
Enhanced capacity of member countries to address the implicationsof the youth bulge, migration and good urban governance for national policymaking processes, and to adopt relevant policies.
The Committee also recommends that the State party undertake to adopt relevant legislation to ensure that disabled persons have greater access to the labour market.
In its previous concluding observations, the Committee called upon the State party to intensify its efforts to prevent and combat violence against women,including domestic violence, and to adopt relevant legislation.
Secondly, it is high time to adopt relevant decisions, and to start without delay the construction of separate components of the project in the territories of the four countries.
Enhanced capacity of member countries to address the implications of demographic changes with particular emphasis on the youth bulge, migration andgood urban governance for national policymaking processes, and to adopt relevant policies.
Steps were currently being taken to adopt relevant legislation in as timely a manner as possible, including legislation on human trafficking and on harmful practices targeting women.
In order for the guidelines to be successful, however,each country needs to enact adequate national legislation or regulations and to adopt relevant administrative procedures so as to firmly account for and control arms and the export and import of arms.
The Group urged the Guinean authorities to adopt relevant legislation on security arrangements for the electoral process as soon as possible and to identify specific related requirements so that partners could contribute towards them.
Even with regard to housekeeping matters such as sustainable procurement, energy savings and waste disposal by the secretariats,EMG has failed to convince its member agencies to adopt relevant system-wide policies to be backed by the High Level Committee on Management.
Ministries of health generally have the authority to adopt relevant regulations, which provides a good starting-point for increasing top-down governance.
The subprogramme is expected to achieve its objectives and expected accomplishments on the assumption that:(a) up-to-date information and statistics at the country and regional levels are available;(b)Member States are willing to adopt relevant policies and actions; and(c) there are no major shortfalls in funding.
There was increasing awareness of the necessity to adopt relevant measures, and of the fact that the policies aimed at correcting global imbalances were a shared responsibility.
The Committee has also organized various subregional meetings on security-related issues of concern to Central Africa,which have made it possible on each occasion to adopt relevant recommendations on ways and means to find appropriate solutionsto the issues under consideration.
Both documents advise and recommend States to adopt relevant legislative and other measures in order to protect ethnic(national, cultural, religious, linguistic) minorities as well as to promote the rights and the identity of these minorities Declaration, arts. 1 and 4, and the CSCE Document, IV, arts. 30 and 35.
More generally, governments in the region should seek to encourage commercial actors, such as banks, insurance companies,asset managers, to adopt relevant environmental, social and governance risk-rating criteria and adequately reflect risk in their financial decisions.
Encourages Member States to adopt relevant measures, including, if necessary, reviewing relevant legislation, including criminal legislation, and to criminalize the acts covered by the Organized Crime Convention and the Smuggling of Migrants Protocol, including by introducing appropriate sanctions commensurate with the nature and gravity of the offence;
In its previous report, the JIU pointed out that"Even with regard to housekeeping matters such as sustainable procurement, energy savings and waste disposal by the secretariats,the EMG has failed to convince its member agencies to adopt relevant system-wide policies backed by the High-level Committee on Management.
Secondly, those Member States which have not done so should be further encouraged to adopt relevant legal acts and join the 1970 UNESCO Convention and the Convention on Stolen or Illegally Exported Cultural Objects, which was opened for signature in Rome on 24 June 1995.
The subprogramme is expected to achieve its objectives and expected accomplishments on the assumption that:(a) up-to-date information and statistics at the country andregional levels are available;(b) member States are willing to adopt relevant policies and actions; and(c) resources are available to African countries to accelerate their development.
To adopt relevant measures for legislative and criminal justice improvements in relation to concerns expressed by the Committee against Torture in relation to allegations of torture in detention facilities and improper definition of torture in the Criminal Code, and by the Committee on the Rights of the Child in relation to limitations on freedom of expression and assembly of students(Democratic Peoples' Republic of Korea);
Regarding mariculture, the Conference, taking note of both its negative and its positive effects on biodiversity,urged parties to adopt relevant methods and techniques for avoiding the adverse effects of mariculture on marine and coastal biological diversity and to incorporate them into their national biodiversity strategies and action plans.