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Affected States developing and developed countries.
Some States relied on private record-keeping, for example,through the office of a notary, while other States developed public land-registry systems.
Other States developed public registry offices for rights in movable property.
In addition to various mandatory rules governing pre-default rights andobligations of the parties, most States develop a longer or shorter list of nonmandatory rules addressing the same issues.
States developing mutual assistance treaties should ensure that the treaties.
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Today, the cooperation of our country with Muslim states develops multifaceted, covers economic, humanitarian, cultural and other spheres.
That states develop and/or implement/or use electronic systems of licensing and control applications such as TRACKER and IWETS;
Ensuring the political participation of older persons is necessary to guarantee that States develop age-sensitive laws and policies to implement and mainstream access to the required protections.
In particular, States developed and implemented national action plans to implement the Programme of Action on Small Arms.
He said that Senegal remains convinced that the proper observance of human rights helps States develop and is a factor in the establishment of an international order based on justice, peace and security.
In turn, if more States develop nuclear weapon capabilities, this could, in time, provoke others to do likewise, and undermine the security of all.
Regional and interregional cooperation could strengthen the peaceful uses of outer space and help States develop their space capacities, thereby contributing to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.
I recommend that all States develop a multifaceted and systematic framework to respond to violence against children which is integrated into national planning processes.
This check is aimed at the continuous monitoring of the capacity of states in the field of safety of flights and to ensure that states develop, update and apply their national rules that would be in compliance with standards and ICAO's recommended practices.
To help States develop comprehensive national legislation on nuclear security, in accordance with their own respective legal cultures and internal legal processes; and.
His Government supported the preliminary draft of a convention dealing with selected electronic contracting issues, andwas convinced that such an instrument would facilitate the use of modern means of communication in cross-border commercial transactions, and help States develop their own insolvency regimes.
The High Commissioner for Human Rights recommends that States develop systemic mechanisms to collect data and share information about children in street situations.
As States develop technical improvements to weapons to minimise the potential for them to cause ERW they should be encouraged to declare destruction of old or outmoded weapons systems.
We recognize that technical support will be required on an ongoing basis to ensure that small States develop the capacity to negotiate effectively, share equitably in the benefits of trade and secure transition arrangements on entry that will minimize economic dislocation.
That States develop processes to ensure that regional, constitutional, federal/national, provincial and local laws, policies and procedures comply with the Declaration and other international human rights standards that uphold the rights of indigenous peoples;
Mechanisms that monitor and promote compliance of States with international law are increasingly harmonized to support the effective domestic implementation of standards andare linked with technical assistance to help States develop their national laws and practices to fulfil their obligations.
The United States wants to ensure that all states develop the capacity needed for effective implementation of their obligations under their safeguards agreements.
Taking into account the World Plan of Action on Education for Human Rights and Democracy, adopted in March 1993 by the International Congress on Education for Human Rights and Democracy of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, and other human rights instruments,the World Conference on Human Rights recommends that States develop specific programmes and strategies for ensuring the widest human rights education and the dissemination of public information, taking particular account of the human rights needs of women.
At the regional level, States develop their counter-piracy capacities by sharing information, best practices and in some cases, resources through ad hoc, informal or more formal arrangements.
It is critical that in dealing with the issue of missing persons, States develop a national legal framework that incorporates their obligations under international humanitarian law and international human rights law.
While some States developed positive legislation, the general trend was more restrictive, with legislative amendments being viewed through a restrictive migration or counter-terrorism lens.
To achieve that goal,experts working for the StAR initiative will help States develop and put in place the necessary legislative and regulatory framework to ensure full implementation of chapter V of the Convention and the successful recovery of assets.
When States develop national strategies and plans of action for implementation of the Convention and the Optional Protocols thereto, they should include explicit reference to the measures required to respect, protect and fulfil children's rights in the actions and operations of business enterprises.
She further recommends that States develop international guidelines on the scope and application of judicial immunity, as it varies from country to country, which sometimes results in impunity.
It is of fundamental importance that African States develop and institute migration management policies that address this phenomenon in order to prevent the negative effects associated with migration, such as the exodus of skilled labor.