Marginalized groups should be meaningfully engaged.

We see Secretariat reform as indispensable if we are to meaningfully renew the United Nations.

That regime must be adapted to changed conditions, making its fundamental bargain meaningfully enforceable and irreversible.

Some delegations also suggested that UNCTAD could contribute meaningfully to other development related processes, including work on the right to development.

In that context, we must ensure that the Peacebuilding Commission will contribute meaningfully to the full implementation of resolution 1325 (2000).

In fact, unless issues of development, such as poverty, education, health and the environment, are addressed, one cannot meaningfully talk of security.

It will continue to urge countries, particularly other nuclear weapon States, to adopt measures that would contribute meaningfully to such an objective.

The UNMEE Human Rights Office could fulfil these requests meaningfully only if a dedicated budget and human resources were made available to it.

Papua New Guinea nevertheless recognized the immense technical and economic capacity of Taiwan and its potential to contribute meaningfully to international development cooperation.

It is the only global Organization that has the capacity to meaningfully foster peace, security and sustainable development for the peoples of our world.

The Commission is one of the mechanisms in existence which, if strengthened, could contribute meaningfully to building a culture of human rights in Nigeria.

Thirdly, we need to provide youth with the support they need to develop and participate meaningfully in society, through facilitation, mentorship and other assistance mechanisms.

As a result, unspent cash balances reported at the end of the programme period could not be meaningfully reconciled with the financial records submitted to UNHCR.

And so we've done this actually on eight subjects now, and we're just getting all the data together, so hopefully we'll have something to say about it meaningfully.

At the country level, where the operational activities took place, there was a need to build and enhance national capacities to engage meaningfully with the United Nations system.

Achieving security and preserving the integrity of human rights cannot be meaningfully pursued while vast regions of the world are deprived of the minimum requirements for life in dignity.

If we are to improve human security meaningfully and make sustainable development possible, we should adopt an approach that will enable us to engage seriously in finding a solution.

He particularly stressed the importance of UNCTAD's assistance aimed at enhancing the capacity of developing countries to participate meaningfully in multilateral economic negotiations, especially in the area of trade.

It is also an irrefutable fact that regional organizations have the capacity to meaningfully address regional issues if they are adequately empowered through sufficient cooperation with the United Nations.

The Commission has not had time, in the short period available since the end of October 2005, to investigate meaningfully the following issues that were raised in the previous report

We nevertheless acknowledge the need now to seriously consider the option of having to relocate our peoples when necessary an option that can be meaningfully addressed only within this forum.

It is still too early to say whether the peace brought about by Dayton will hold, or whether national mechanisms will begin to respond meaningfully to threats against personal security.

The second section explores the linkage between the proposed definition and human rights, suggesting how the issues pertaining to poverty eradication can be meaningfully related to the fulfilment of human rights.

Although China has expressed some vague concerns over the crisis to the Burmese government, it has not taken any action that could meaningfully affect the regime s calculations, despite its singularly unique leverage.

It should be noted that because of the delay between the submission of reports and their consideration by governing bodies, the information could be analysed meaningfully only for the period 2002 2003.

The Special Rapporteur urged that the leadership of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia acknowledge the legitimacy of the goal of the Kosovo Albanian minority to realize meaningfully their national and ethnic identity.

One delegation drew attention to the tight timetable, if the Executive Committee was going to meaningfully address the issue of UNHCR apos s share of the Regular Budget in the 1998 1999 biennium.

12. The United Nations African Institute for the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders required financial resources to enable it to contribute meaningfully to anti crime activities on the African continent.

Such negotiations would add substance to and meaningfully complement the efforts of the like minded countries within the framework of the Ottawa Process , which seeks a narrower and early accord aiming at humanitarian objectives.

(d) Not all potentially relevant indicators can at present be meaningfully included in a composite vulnerability index because of constraints imposed by insufficient data, the difficulty of quantifying some indicators, and the need for simplicity.

A group of Australian Aboriginal young women in the north of Western Australia have created a dancing group in an extremely isolated community, thus providing teenage girls with an opportunity to participate meaningfully in their community.

Expresses satisfaction for the efforts of the Islamic Development Bank to pay attention to Waqfs, hold seminars and meaningfully contribute towards investing and developing Waqf assets, and lauds the IDB for founding the World Waqf Organization.

But the end result would be similar. Both the welfare of research animals and the quality of the science would be markedly improved, leading to data that could be meaningfully applied to our quest for medical knowledge.

37. Lastly, he expressed dissatisfaction that the Secretariat had not submitted a number of important documents in a timely fashion, a situation which limited the ability of delegations to participate meaningfully in the deliberations of the Committee.

3.3 The author claims that section 108 (1) of the Election Act violates article 25 (a) and (b), as it denies the free and full exchange of information, which is vital to voters in forming their will meaningfully.

In this context the whole range of human rights are important, and individuals, groups and peoples, particularly from disadvantaged sections of societies, should be able to exercise their rights to participate meaningfully in and enjoy the benefits of development.

The League of Arab States, as part of the international system, needs to develop its action if it is to be able to contribute meaningfully to the task of arriving at a clear cut Arab position in this vital sphere.

Governments, international organizations, the private sector and indigenous peoples' organizations should develop the capacity of indigenous women and youth, as well as children, so that they may meaningfully participate in the process of free, prior and informed consent within their communities.

The Special Committee believes that such consultations should be held sufficiently in advance of the renewal or mandating of an operation by the Security Council, so that the views of troop contributing countries can contribute meaningfully to the decision making process.

In that regard, in order to implement the obligations of the Convention meaningfully, the developing countries, especially those in Africa, would require the provision of secure, stable, adequate and predictable financial resources, as well as the transfer of sound technology.

These countries are in dire need of technical assistance in building their trade and investment promotion capacity and enhancing the quality of their export products so that they may be able to participate meaningfully in world trade and gain access to global markets.

Young people highlight that particular attention is needed to ensure that solutions to the digital divide do not rest solely on acquiring the necessary infrastructure, hardware and software, but also involve increasing the skills needed to meaningfully harness new opportunities afforded by technology.

I am confident that the action plan and the recommendations contained in the report, as well as the Peacebuilding Commission established by the 2005 world summit, will contribute meaningfully to the promotion of the role of women as envisioned in resolution 1325 (2000).

In addition, UNDP has provided support to decentralization efforts to enable people to participate more meaningfully in governance processes and decision making and to encourage their active involvement in the formulation of development programmes that are tailored to their local needs and priorities.

39. In addition to being a human right in itself, the right of citizens to take part in the conduct of public affairs through elections, in order to be exercised meaningfully, requires the enjoyment of a number of other internationally protected rights.