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The population is waiting for Moscow to take a more active position and return to the status of arbiter.
The union reports that these events have helped women develop their leadership skills andthey have started to take a more active part in union activities.
We call on UNMIK to take a more active and consistent position in countering the growth of radical movements in the region and the assertion of their legitimacy.
In addition, the positive resolution of the crisis in Haiti should enable that country to take a more active part in the economic life of the region.
However, it is up to the United Nations to take a more active role in guaranteeing equitable distribution of resources among all nations of the world.
However, occasional reports of persons suffering ill-treatment after arrest by the TPF suggests that CIVPOL may need to take a more active approach.
The sources also suggested that the commissions needed to take a more active and impartial approach to the authorities whose actions they were supposed to be investigating.
They had noted with concern that they had not been consulted with regard to the restructuring of the Centre for Human Rights andhad expressed the desire to take a more active part in that process.
While others are, urging the European Commission to take a more active role in pushing SEPA forward, the European Payments Council wants it to stay firmly in the background.
MINURCA also participates in joint patrols with elements of the Central African armed forces and security forces,thus encouraging them to take a more active part in maintaining law and order.
Fathers who wish to take a more active share in the care of their children often face stronger barriers than mothers, whose caring role is more culturally accepted.
Kosovo Serb leaders remain divided andare unable to agree whether to take a more active part in the Provisional Institutions.
I call on the Transitional Government to take a more active role in facilitating national reconciliation and I urge all Liberians to take concrete steps towards that end.
Group sessions in these centres made women aware of their rights and encouraged them to take a more active role in the delivery of protection and assistance.
EPAU is prepared to take a more active stand to ensure that evaluation findings are discussed widely within the organization and that respective"lessons learned" are fully absorbed.
New technologies can assist in making Governments more transparent andcan stimulate citizens to take a more active role in the democratic governance of their countries.
The Committee encourages the States parties to take a more active approach to this issue by adopting appropriate measures to support the role of the grandparents in child-rearing.
At its fifty-second session, the Committee modified its working methods so as to enable the specialized agencies andother United Nations organs to take a more active part in its activities.
The Committee underlines the need for the Government to take a more active approach in overcoming public attitudes that hamper the effective implementation of human rights standards.
In particular, those Member States that are endowed with the means and capabilities to provide peace and stability in their region andbeyond should be allowed to take a more active part in the work of the Council.
The Team recommends that the Committee encourage States,where appropriate, to take a more active part in reviews by appearing before the Committee to discuss cases of particular interest or importance.
After considering international and national policies and practices related to the funding of development assistance, the group recommended specific modalities of resource mobilization for the Programme, andagreed on the need for Commission members to take a more active role therein.
The speaker urged UNICEF to take a more active and positive stand on the matter, as had already been indicated during the discussions on ICPD follow-up held at the second regular session of 1995.
In connection with theincreasing demand for peacekeeping operations, Malaysia urged those countries that had well-equipped military forces to take a more active part in the peacekeeping operations of the United Nations.
He called on delegations to take a more active interest in the work of the Special Committee in order to avoid a repeat of the current situation, which had been caused by the objection of an administering Power.
My delegation shares the view that capacity-building constitutes an essential element to enable developing States to take a more active part in concerted efforts to manage and conserve marine resources.
Encouraged Governments of recipient countries to take a more active role in sharing with UNIDO the responsibility to mobilize funds from sources available to them for UNIDO projects and programmes related to high-priority activities or areas.
The representative of the Czech Republic referred to his country's financial contribution to the post of Project Director andinvited the other TEM and TER member States to take a more active share in financing project personnel, either by putting forward alternative candidates or by a financial contribution to project personnel costs.
In recent years, African countries have started to take a more active part in global political, economic and humanitarian processes. They play a notable role in the United Nations and other multilateral forums, making significant contributions to the development of coordinated approaches to resolving key contemporary problems.
The Council of Heads of State of the Commonwealth calls upon the States members of the Commonwealth of Independent States which signed the decisions on the deployment of CPF in the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict zone andon confirming the mandate for the conduct of peacekeeping operation in the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict zone to take a more active part in the peacekeeping operation together with the Russian Federation, which is at present bearing the whole burden of this operation;