And it's full of challenges.

Those challenges still require our full attention.

Thus, we need to strengthen the United Nations so that it can meet the full range of challenges of our time.

Tourism enterprises in developing countries, particularly SMEs, face challenges in taking full advantage of opportunities because of their slow adoption of ICTs.

We trust that the international community will maintain its full support to the region, particularly in the face of those challenges.

The year 1997 is full of promise for all of us. It also presents new challenges in the field of international peace and security.

2. Recognizes the special needs and challenges faced by landlocked developing countries, and therefore reaffirms the commitment to urgently address those needs and challenges through the full, timely and effective implementation of the Almaty Programme of Action

Recognizes the special needs and challenges faced by landlocked developing countries, and therefore reaffirms the commitment to urgently address those needs and challenges through the full, timely and effective implementation of the Almaty Programme of Action 4

However, we all are aware that the road to peace and stability in Burundi is still full of pitfalls and replete with challenges.

Nonetheless, we continue to be mindful of the remaining challenges in ensuring the full implementation of medium and long term rehabilitation and community driven reconstruction.

2. Recognizes the special needs and challenges faced by landlocked developing countries, and therefore reaffirms the commitment to urgently address those needs and challenges through the full, timely and effective implementation of the Almaty Programme of Action Ibid., annex I.

However, it attached great importance to an evaluation of the challenges of sustainable development and full respect for the legitimate rights of indigenous peoples around the world.

We reiterate our full support for the United Nations, an institution we consider indispensable if future challenges are to be met.

Despite its current stability, UNIDO would face difficult challenges in future Mr. Yumkella would have GRULAC's full support in tackling them.

It should be emphasized that the challenges for information management are much more critical when the mission is working towards full deployment.

As the world faced new challenges, it was of paramount importance for Member States to pay their assessed contributions in full, on time and without conditions.

Iraq's challenges are also the challenges of the international community.

We reaffirm our commitment to strengthen the United Nations with a view to enhancing its capacity to address effectively the full range of the challenges of our time.

Recent challenges to the Treaty and the non proliferation regime have underlined the importance of working actively towards universal adherence and full compliance with the Treaty's provisions.

My delegation is concerned that failure to effectively confront those challenges could undermine the newly created political institutions and present serious obstacles to the full recovery of Afghanistan.

In fact, researchers fail to address the full scope of the challenges faced by farmers and therefore do not bring adequate solutions that would meet the farmers' needs.

There are challenges. There are challenges.

In order to be able to face new challenges, it was essential for Member States to pay their assessed contributions in full and on time.

The gap is due mainly to persistent challenges in deploying the full complement of civilian police officers (only 460 out of a mandated 815), but efforts to close the gap continue.

The report covers the full range of the Council's activities, which have become increasingly diverse and complex, reflecting the new challenges facing today's world in the area of peace and security.

(c) Identification of challenges.

Cities should be full of vibrations, full of sound, full of music.

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Special challenges of humanitarian assistance

strengthen the United Nations with a view to enhancing its authority and efficiency, as well as its capacity to address effectively the full range of challenges of our time. (resolution 59 314, para.

Challenges

Challenges

Challenges to the Treaty and to the non proliferation regime have in recent years underscored the necessity of full compliance and the need to work actively towards universal accession to the NPT.

We recognize the special needs of and challenges faced by landlocked developing countries and therefore reaffirm our commitment to urgently address those needs and challenges through the full, timely and effective implementation of the Almaty Programme of Action and the São Paulo Consensus adopted at the eleventh session of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.

We recognize the special needs of and challenges faced by landlocked developing countries and therefore reaffirm our commitment to urgently address those needs and challenges through the full, timely and effective implementation of the Almaty Programme of Action and the São Paulo Consensus adopted at the eleventh session of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.

The challenges of a changing world

Challenges and likelihood of achieving target

Challenges and likelihood of achieving target

C. Areas of concern and challenges

Rule of law priority standards challenges

Freedom of movement priority standards challenges

We reaffirm our commitment to strengthen the United Nations with a view to enhancing its authority and efficiency, as well as its capacity to address effectively the full range of the challenges of our time.

We reaffirm our commitment to strengthen the United Nations with a view to enhancing its authority and efficiency, as well as its capacity to address effectively the full range of the challenges of our time.

Despite the challenges to the testimony of Bernardo Garzón Garzón put forward by Velandia Hurtado and Ortega Araque, the Delegate attaches full credibility to the deposition of Mr. Garzón Garzón made on 22 February 1991.

Key challenges