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The resolution reflected Bangladesh's policy in favour of a world free of nuclear weapons.
The resolution reflected the concern that indigenous women suffered from multiple forms of poverty and discrimination.
In 2000, the most recent year in which the countries of the new agenda coalition tabled a substantive resolution, we were glad that the resolution reflected the consensus that had been established at the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty(NPT) Review Conference in April/May of that year.
The resolution reflected the importance of the contribution of operational activities for development to national capacity-building.
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Mr. Čekuolis(Lithuania) said that the resolution reflected the readiness of the United Nations to address new subjects emerging on its radar.
The resolution reflected changes on the ground, including the deteriorating security and humanitarian situation and attacks on peacekeepers.
Ms. Osman(Sudan), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China,said that the resolution reflected the relevance of the role of the General Assembly in supporting negotiations on the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Kyoto Protocol.
The resolution reflected the priorities and recommendations of the strategic review, and the Council called for them to be put into effect with a view to the full implementation of resolution 1701 2006.
Forum members noted the Resolution reflected the international community's determination that North Korea not be allowed to threaten international security.
The resolution reflected the emphasis placed by Committee II on the need for PCGIAP to move forward and embrace the idea of serving the interests of Governments with regard to their carrying out their responsibility for ensuring sustainable development.
However, her delegation would have preferred that the resolution reflected the comments and proposals made by Argentina and other Latin American troop-contributors during the negotiations in the Group of Friends of Haiti, as well as the concerns of those same contributors in the debate the Council held on the situation in Haiti on 11 September.
The resolution reflected the requirement of UNCLOS that coastal States submit particulars of such limits to the Commission"within ten years of the entry into force of[the] Convention for that State" UNCLOS, annex II, article 4.
We believe that the negotiating process that guided us to the resolution reflected the concern of us all that the progress made is not sufficient and that greater political impetus is therefore required to ensure the complete and effective fulfilment of the commitments we undertook in the major United Nations conferences and summits in the economic and social fields.
The resolution reflected the Council's grave concern of the threat of terrorism and the risk that non-State actors such as those identified in the United Nations list maintained by the Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1267(1999) concerning Al-Qaida and the Taliban and associated individuals and entities, and those to whom resolution 1373(2001) applied might acquire, develop, traffic in or use nuclear, chemical and biological weapons.
The resolution reflects not an ideal world, but the world that exists.
The resolution reflects the growth of interaction between the United Nations and partner organizations.
The resolution reflects all approaches and opinions relevant to the subject.
The resolution reflects the relationship between human security and development efforts when addressing the small arms problem.
The resolutions reflected the concerns on issues regarding the standardization of geographical names expressed in plenary sessions and in the three technical committees of the Conference.
The resolutions reflected both the geographic information issues expressed in plenary sessions and specific matters debated in the three technical committees of the Conference.
The resolutions reflected both the geographic information issues expressed in plenary sessions and specific matters debated in the five technical committees of the Conference.
Our delegation believes that the resolution reflects the concerns expressed to the Secretary-General and to the facilitators by the majority of delegations regarding retaining universally accepted terminology and a unified command, as well as carrying out a proper administrative process.
On the one hand,we would like to say that the resolution reflects many positive aspects pertaining to the role and responsibility of the United Nations in the question of Palestine, as well as in the need to provide protection for the Palestinian civilians in the occupied territory.
The resolution reflects not only the European Parliament's support of the bid by the Republic of China to participate in the United Nations, but also the European Parliament's assertion of the value of the participation of the Republic of China in that global body.
The resolution reflects India's belief that a multilateral, universal and binding agreement prohibiting the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons would contribute to the mitigation of the nuclear threat as an important interim measure.
To ensure rapid implementation, the short-term measures on which there was consensus should also be spelled out in the resolution, reflecting the exchanges and refinements that would develop in forthcoming meetings of the Working Group.
The resolutions reflect member States' ongoing priorities with regard to the different aspects of the Agency's work, taking into consideration current realities, particularly the limitations in resources vis-à-vis the growing demands of member States for technical assistance.
The resolution reflects India's belief that a multilateral, universal and binding agreement prohibiting the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons would help generate the necessary political will among States possessing nuclear weapons to engage in negotiations leading to the total elimination of nuclear weapons; it would also contribute to mitigating the nuclear threat in the interim, pending the complete elimination of nuclear weapons.