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Governments therefore need to give greater priority to employment creation as a development objective.
However, the Government had its own legislative agenda and tended to give greater priority to development issues.
UNDP is encouraged to give greater priority to the special needs of children and women in special development situations.
Inclusion of a reference to the elimination of inequalities on grounds of sex and the need to give greater priority to children and the elderly; and.
All relevant actors are urged to give greater priority to sustainable forest management in allocating resources.
Nonetheless, while we celebrate our successes, we recognize that challenges remain,including in the context of our efforts to give greater priority to prevention endeavours.
This requires the Office to give greater priority to economic, social and cultural rights, with particular regard to land and housing.
He noted past achievements, including the disarmament, demobilization, rehabilitation and reintegration of almost 6,000 children, andstressed the need to give greater priority to children with disabilities.
The High Commissioner called for the international community to give greater priority to the protection of children against all forms of violence.
States to give greater priority to dealing with root causes, including armed conflict, and to ensure relevant intergovernmental agendas reflect this priority.
In the national sphere, it is indispensable to adopt new public policies andto reform governmental institutions in order to give greater priority to the eradication of poverty.
The White Paper included a commitment by the Government to"give greater priority to… work in support of gender equality and women's rights" in development assistance.
In that regard, she drew particular attention to the children of working and migrant women, andrecalled that the Committee on the Rights of the Child had urged the State party to give greater priority to the protection and care of the children of migrant women.
During adolescence, girls tend to give greater priority to social relationships than do boys; girls also appear to be more vulnerable to the influence of drug-using friends.
The CHAIRMAN said that most of the members shared Mr. Ahmadu's opinion andrecalled that the Committee had decided to give greater priority to the consideration of prevention measures than to its examination of over overdue reports.
Calls upon donor countries to give greater priority to the eradication of poverty in their assistance programmes and budgets, on either a bilateral or a multilateral basis;
Ms. Orkan(Sweden) emphasized the need to focus on child participation, to introduce a child-rights impact assessment for policy-making(including on budgetary matters), and to give greater priority to child rights in development policies.
We therefore call upon the World Bank to give greater priority to mobilising resources and meeting the needs of development finance while reducing lending costs and adopting innovative lending tools.
The Committee had therefore redoubled its efforts, and had called upon the United Nations system as a whole andthe Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in particular to give greater priority to encouraging States to ratify the Convention.
Invites international organizations,including international financial institutions, to give greater priority to supporting the objectives of human resources development and to integrating them into their policies, projects and operations;
It is important to keep in mind that such participation requires time; a frequent criticism of some of the donor-driven processes is that,although they mandate wide participation, they tend to give greater priority to meeting deadlines.
Governments should call on the African Union to give greater priority to the control of cannabis in Africa and to develop a common strategy to combat illicit cannabis cultivation, production, trafficking and abuse.
The drug control aspect should be incorporated into the United Nations country strategy notes, and UNDP resident representatives, in their capacity as resident coordinators of United Nations effortsat the country level, should be encouraged to give greater priority to drug control efforts.
Furthermore, during this biennium, monitoring andevaluation officers are pressed to give greater priority to data collection in response to the requirement of reporting on the situation of children by the end of 2005.
In the light of the need to create a stimulus for meeting the current and future environmental challenges in the newly independent States and those central and east European countries which were not part of the European Union's enlargement process,the Ministers agreed to give greater priority to these countries within the"Environment for Europe" process.
Invites international organizations, including international financial institutions,within their respective mandates, to give greater priority to supporting the objectives of human resources development and to integrating them into their policies, projects and operations;
Pursuant to our commitment to give greater priority to human rights in the work of the United Nations and to strengthen the human rights machinery of the organization, we decide to establish a standing Human Rights Council as a subsidiary organ of the General Assembly to be based in Geneva, in replacement of the Commission on Human Rights.
The CHAIRPERSON said that it was gratifying that the Department of Policy Coordination andSustainable Development intended to give greater priority to the Committee's needs, since the Committee had encountered tremendous difficulties and its members had devoted considerable efforts to overcoming those difficulties.
Recognizing the need to give greater priority to human rights in the work of the United Nations, we decide to elevate the Commission on Human Rights to a standing Human Rights Council as a subsidiary organ of the General Assembly based in Geneva, pending a decision that the Assembly might take on the establishment of a main Charter body reflecting the centrality of human rights in the United Nations system.
Finally, in respect of cannabis, the most widely trafficked illicit drug worldwide,Governments may wish to give greater priority to halting cannabis production and combating cannabis trafficking, in line with their obligations under the relevant international drug control treaties.