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This situation has also been reflected in the work of the United Nations.
Lastly, he attached great importance to the UN reform process, which should be reflected in the work programme.
We hope that no effort will be spared tomaintain the momentum generated by the substantive consensus reflected in the work of this Group.
These views are also reflected in the work programme and the present report.
Some delegations supported the streamlining and restructuring reflected in the work programme.
This approach was reflected in the work of the Commission at its sixty-fifth session.
This has been reflected in the work of the Committee during the reporting period.
We consider that this approach should be reflected in the work of the First Committee.
We expressed the hope that during our deliberations no effort would be spared tomaintain the momentum generated by the substantive consensus reflected in the work of the Group.
This principle must, of course, be reflected in the work of the Conference.
More important, perhaps, their performance would thus be rewarded or rejected, thereby ensuring that they conformed to the standards ofbehaviour that the international community wished to see reflected in the work of the Security Council.
We hope that this commitment will also be reflected in the work of the First Committee.
They have been reflected in the work of the Committee during the reporting period.
It is important that the interdependence of human rights be reflected in the work of national institutions.
These priorities were reflected in the work programme adopted by the Governing Council.
Her address focused on human rights in a cross-cultural perspective, as reflected in the work of UNFPA worldwide.
Also, in recognition of the qualitative change reflected in the work and direction of the Special Committee,the General Assembly adopted, for the first time by consensus, the resolution on the programme of work of the Special Committee against Apartheid(resolution 47/116 B).
Recent events in the world have confirmed yet again the urgent need to strengthen the non-proliferation regime, as reflected in the work of the 2000 Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.
It is of paramount importance to us that the United Nations does not flinch in its role of fostering international dialogue and consensus building, so that the concerns andinterests of all Member States are adequately addressed and reflected in the work of the Organization.
UNCCD provisions are increasingly reflected in the work of the Collaborative Partnership on Forests.
As long reflected in the work of the First Committee, especially since the adoption of resolution 59/95 on improving the effectiveness of the methods of work of the First Committee, Member States have repeatedly stated their intention to reduce the annual number of resolutions and made efforts to biennialize and triennialize some of them.
These projects sought to foster an appreciation forthe rich culture and experiences of Latinos as reflected in the work of great authors such as Julia Alvarez, Ernesto Cardenal, Carlos Fuentes, Rigoberta Menchú, Miguel Méndez, Pablo Neruda, and Sabine Ulibarrí.
Recent events in the world have confirmed yet again the urgent need to strengthen the non-proliferation regime, as reflected in the work of the 2000 Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.
Among the range of factors identified as contributing to that achievement were the dedication and commitment of all those involved, including the Secretariat and the parties; the honesty and transparency of the discussions and negotiations; a wide range of programmes and initiatives, including the UNEP OzonAction Programme, and the strong regional dimension to activities;and the role played by robust science and research, as reflected in the work of the assessment panels.
Similarly, the understanding of the scope and dimensions of violence against women continues to evolve through policy andpractice, as reflected in the work of human rights treaty bodies and special procedures, international criminal tribunals, intergovernmental bodies and a range of United Nations entities and regional bodies.
(vii) Ensure that the gender dimension of development is included in the implementation of the work of the five subprogrammes as required by" A Partnership for Growth and Development" which calls for the question of the empowerment of women, to achieve equality between women and men in all sectors of the economy,to be handled as a cross-sectoral issue and thus reflected in the work of all subprogrammes, and promote initiatives towards this end in all of them;
As stated in international instruments andin particular the Convention on the Rights of the Child as reflected in the work of the Committee on the Rights of the Child, and in order to ensure justice for child victims and witnesses of crime, professionals and others responsible for the well-being of those children must respect the following cross-cutting principles.