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It is also contrary to the Abuja Agreement, which stresses the role of the African Union in its implementation.
Message 4, which stresses the urgent need for capacity building and governance reforms, addresses the growing competition among land uses as forests are used to store carbon.
Its approach is based on the concept of citizenship, which stresses joint decision-making and participation without regard to nationality.
This principle, which stresses the role of children as active participants in the protection and defence of their rights, also applies to all measures adopted by the State to implement the Convention;
This is emphasized in paragraph 2 of resolution 1973(2011), which stresses the need to intensify efforts aimed at a political outcome.
Contemporary revivalist currents include Islamic liberalism, which seeks to reconcile Islamic beliefs with modern values; neo-Sufism, which cultivates Muslim spirituality;and neo-fundamentalism, which stresses obedience to Islamic law and ritual observance.
I would like to single out paragraph 18 of the draft resolution, which stresses the need to achieve a comprehensive, just and lasting peace in the Middle East.
Therefore, the Government of the Sudan reaffirms its request for complete respect for the provisions of General Assembly resolution 50/58 J of 22 December 1995, which stresses the need for the Government of the Sudan to participate in the operation of OLS.
I turn now to the fourth preambular paragraph, which stresses the importance of strengthening international peace and security through general and complete disarmament under strict and effective international control.
Recalling in particular,the provisions of the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam which stresses on the importance of the rights of the child.
Germany regularly co-sponsors the annual General Assembly resolution, which stresses the fundamental importance of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty to nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation and calls for its early entry into force.
Syria also appeals to the Member States of the United Nations to uphold the values of the Charter, which stresses the goal of saving the peoples of the world from the scourge of war.
Bearing in mind paragraph 177 of the Habitat Agenda,adopted in Istanbul in 1996, which stresses that sustainable human settlements development can be achieved"through the effective decentralization of responsibilities, policy management, decision-making authority, and sufficient resources, including revenue collection authority, to local authorities, closest to and most representative of their constituencies.
The Committee draws the attention of the State party to general comment No. 23(1994) which stresses that protection under Article 27 may not be restricted to citizens.
While"Salafism" refers to an international movement within Islam which stresses adherence to the Islamic faith as practiced by the first Muslims( salaf-al-salih), and views Islam as an all-encompassing system of belief which governs personal life, community life, and the legal and political realm, Salafi-jihadism as defined by Wiktorowicz(2006) refers to a branch of this movement which"supports the use of violence to establish Islamic states.
We noted with much interest the conclusions of the Secretary-General's report, which stresses the renewal of efforts to implement the Brussels Programme of Action.
Myanmar fully supports the position of the non-aligned countries which stresses the importance of enhancing the effective and efficient functioning of the Security Council by adopting measures geared towards reforming its working methods and procedures.
The Prime Minister of the United Republic of Tanzania outlined the Government's policy on refugees, which stresses the need to encourage their return to countries of origin.
See Explanatory Note No. 114 to the Council of Europe Convention, which stresses that commercial carriers cannot be held responsible for checking the authenticity of such documents, but only for checking whether travellers are in possession of such documents.
Lastly, attention should be paid to bulletin 9 entitled"Together against racism", which stresses the daily mobilization of civil society against racism.
Recalling article 61, paragraph 2, of the Convention, which stresses the importance of developing and sharing best practices in the prevention of corruption.
Undertake a process of curriculum andteaching methodology reform- with the full participation of children- which stresses the importance of critical thinking and problem-solving skills development;
Reaffirming its resolution 48/118 of 20 December 1993, which stresses the necessity of mobilizing assistance to refugees, returnees and displaced persons in Africa.
In the same resolution, the Conference recalled article 61, paragraph 2, of the Convention, which stresses the importance of developing and sharing best practices in the prevention of corruption.
Secondly, we concur with the report of the Secretary-General, which stresses that the basic prerequisites for effective dialogue include equality, justice, poverty reduction and respect for human rights.
Expresses its full support for paragraph 10, article(iii)of the decision of the Peace and Security Council which stresses that the Ministers shall be accountable to the Prime Minister who shall have full authority over his or her cabinet;
In compliance with the provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, which stresses the importance of the family as the natural environment for the normal development and upbringing of children, steps are being taken in Belarus to encourage Belarusian families to adopt children.
The delegation presented the Government's vision of social inclusion, which stresses the importance of the family as an institution for building the fabric of social cohesion.
The meeting resulted in the adoption of the Vienna Ministerial Declaration, which stresses the importance of regional cooperation and possibilities to share best national practices, and the importance of mainstreaming ageing and promoting active ageing within national policy processes.
Consistent efforts should be made to foster an evaluation culture which stresses learning from both positive and negative outcomes and translates such learning into action.