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What more could be done to enhance the investment promotion objective of IIAs?
He was heartened by the careful consideration being given by the Committee to what more could be done.
What more could be done to decrease the flow of weapons from Libya to both North Africa and the Middle East?
It would be interesting to hear what progress had been made thus far on that issue and what more could be done to address it.
She wanted to know what more could be done internationally to help promote and protect human rights in Cambodia.
I should therefore like to invite the Commission andthe human rights movement to consider what more could be done to strengthen international protection in the contemporary world.
What more could be done to improve the coordination and harmonization of procedures and priorities by donor countries/agencies?
Expressing her appreciation of UNCTAD's work in the area of IIAs,the speaker stressed the need to explore what more could be done to streamline the existing IIA patchwork and to address issues of policy coherence.
She would also like to know what more could be done by States to protect human rights defenders, particularly those working in countries with increasing restrictions.
Access to the Internet was essential for a truly democratic society andit would be useful to know what more could be done to ensure full access for women and disadvantaged groups.
Indeed, one may wonder what more could be done to convince the United States to lift the economic blockade.
As the sixtieth anniversary of the Agency approached, it was incumbent on the entire international community to reflect on what more could be done to hasten the arrival of a viable, independent and sovereign State for the Palestinian people.
He also asked the Assistant Secretary-General what more could be done to press the Islamic Republic of Iran on the need for fair and transparent judicial procedures, particularly in light of the worrying trend of accusing political prisoners of mohareb(enmity against God), which was punishable by death.
With respect to an independent inquiry into the allegations concerning the events at Andijan,he failed to see what more could be done, since the facts had already been established by many reliable bodies, including one from the European Union.
Finally, he asked what more could be done so that the international community could better understand the stance of the Government of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea on the recommendations made following the universal periodic review carried out in December 2009, and whether the authorities intended to follow up on any of them.
The city of Paris was approached and considered that the piloting of the score-card could help them to assess critically where they stand and what more could be done, and thus volunteered to be one of the pilot exercises.
Mr. Ramos(Guatemala) asked the representative of UNICEF what more could be done to pursue efforts to translate human rights instruments, given that some 22 indigenous languages were spoken in his country.
It will be recalled that, following an earlier review by the Security Council,my predecessor discussed with the Secretary-General of OAU the idea of sending a joint fact-finding mission to examine what more could be done to help the people of Somalia restore peace in their country.
The Review Conference should moreover consider what more could be done by States Parties to accelerate ratifications, prevent a resumption of tests and facilitate the entry into force of the Treaty.
She requested additional information on the situation with regard to the right to education of vulnerable groups, such as girls, indigenous peoples and persons with disabilities, particularly in emergency situations,and asked what more could be done to ensure girls' security in school during periods of normality.
This raises difficult questions about the effectiveness of the sanctions, what more could be done to improve that effectiveness, and whether secondary sanctions may be needed to ensure that private actors do not render the sanctions regime ineffective.
They welcomed the decision of the SecretaryGeneral to dispatch immediately Assistant Secretary-General Atul Khare to the Democratic Republic of the Congo to consult with relevant national authorities, the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for the Democratic Republic of the Congo and United Nations personnel on the ground, to ascertain to the fullest extent possible the facts andcircumstances surrounding this incident and to assess what more could be done in order to ensure more effective protection of civilians.
Delegations asked what more could be done at the local, national, regional, international and multilateral levels to provide space for civil society, improve States' engagement with civil society and raise awareness and support for the work of civil society, including those persons who did not join an organization, such as children or people living in extreme poverty.
Regrettably, a number of ethnically motivatedattacks took place during the reporting period, which raised questions about what more could be done to ensure that returnees can prosper in an environment of tolerance. On 8 August, a Bosniak returnee in Zvornik(in the Republika Srpska) was violently attacked as he was walking to his local mosque to celebrate Eid, resulting in his hospitalization.
What more can be done to stimulate increased public and private savings in developing countries?
What more can be done to increase the involvement of development actors at an early stage of reintegration?
What more can be done to ensure that youth employment policies are more socially inclusive and promote social integration?
What more can be done so that the current international trading system is beneficial for all States, not for only a select few?
We should consider what more can be done to provide stand-by units- military and police.
What more can be done to encourage civil society and the private sector to increase their role in support of a culture of peace that must be rooted in the minds and hearts of people, and especially those of young people?