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We need to be cognizant of those facts as we move forward.
However, our strong view is that the reform process in this respect needs to be cognizant of the realities on the ground.
However, we need to be cognizant that creation of new norms should include safeguards against their misuse.
It is also important for donors which are not members of the Development Assistance Committee to be cognizant of national ownership.
We need, however, to be cognizant of the fact that the largest concentration of poor in the world remains in India and South Asia.
While both Statesdeserve special recognition and more encouragement, the United Nations also needs to be cognizant of the efforts by Taiwan in this peaceful process.
The international community had to be cognizant of the fact that peacebuilding continued well beyond the end of peacekeeping activities.
Introduce a component in teacher training colleges on gender-responsive pedagogy both in theory and in practice,to support teachers to be cognizant of the important gender aspect of their work.
Strategies for women's economic empowerment have to be cognizant of those differences in women's experiences, needs and priorities.
We all need to be cognizant of the disappointment of so many, inside and outside governments, at the lack of a substantive outcome from the Review Conference.
We call on the factional leaders to put the interests of the Somali people first and to be cognizant of the fact that a lasting solution to the Somali problem lies with the Somali people and their leaders.
UNDP continues to be cognizant of the challenging financial context and the need to continue achieving cost savings, efficiencies and effectiveness.
Concerning mobilization from within the poor population, this should be done from within a pro-poor perspective,which requires the State to be cognizant of the creativity of the poor and their sense of justice and humanity.
The EGTT emphasized the need to be cognizant of the ongoing work of other processes that has potential implications for the work on the development and transfer of technologies.
He stressed that there was no single solution/source for forest-related financing at the national level and the need to be cognizant of the negative impacts of the global financial crisis and its impacts on providing financing for forests.
Governments need to be cognizant of this and support policies that encourage pollution prevention, source control and proper management practices and procedures.
It is certain that the people do not want to return to the chaos and destruction of the past, and both the international community andthe Government need to be cognizant of the fact that the people desire democracy, justice, the opportunity for economic development, and to see their affairs governed by the rule of law.
Furthermore, it is necessary to be cognizant of the gender-specific nature of demand exacerbated by the current economic crisis and globalization, which have caused changes in the international division of labour and labour market demand.
While low-carbon foreign direct investment can make a valuable contribution to developing countries' response to climate change,policymakers in developing countries need to be cognizant of possible disadvantages, including the crowding out of domestic companies and higher costs for essential goods and services.13.
Notwithstanding the progress made,we have to be cognizant of the fact that much more remains to be done to fulfil the lofty promises made to children and truly build a world fit for them.
However, while low-carbon FDI can make a valuable contribution to the response of developing countries to climate change,policymakers in developing countries need to be cognizant of possible disadvantages, including the crowding out of domestic companies, technological dependency and higher costs for essential goods and services, and should weigh these against the benefits.
We also need to be cognizant of the fact that it is not always feasible to universalize standards that may have been developed in one region, and specific circumstances in various parts of the world must therefore be taken into account.
In the recommendations, the Special Rapporteur urges:(a) States to meet their obligations to safeguard informed consent through legislative, political and administrative mechanisms;(b)health-care providers to be cognizant that, according to their duty to act in the best interests of the patient, they are key players in protecting informed consent;(c) national and international bodies to emphasize the importance of informed consent as a fundamental aspect of the right to health in relevant policy and practice.
It is important to be cognizant of the following issues when dealing with an extradition request: the process that is taking place, i.e. the extradition request; and the end result of a potential trial in another jurisdiction, which must be viewed through the lens of human rights considerations throughout the extradition process.
As we do not live in an ideal world,we need to be cognizant that the creation of new norms should at the same time completely safeguard against the misuse of those norms.
United Nations administrative investigators therefore need to be cognizant of the fact that the material they collect may be used to support not only disciplinary action but also criminal proceedings.
While raising tax revenue can be an essential part of an effective policy response to the effects of the crises, States should, however, be cognizant of their obligations to implement policies in accordance with the principles of non-discrimination and equality.
Policymakers should be cognizant of the need for the benefits of growth to be as widely shared as possible.
As we seek to discharge that obligation, it behoves us to be constantly cognizant of those factors and events which would militate against our success.
However, we should be cognizant of the need to act quickly, given the limited time left before the Tribunal completes its work.