He also stressed the problem of debt.

He stressed the convenient aspects of city life.

He stressed the joint endeavour undertaken by these organizations.

He stressed the Institute's achievements thus far in fund raising.

He stressed the importance of the Doha round for developing countries.

He stressed the desire of his people for an urgent settlement.

However, he stressed that those problems were also shared by the majority.

He stressed that UNOPS could not move ahead laden with financial instability.

He stressed that sexual and reproductive health needs were forgotten during war.

114. Lastly, he stressed the need to foster a human rights culture.

He stressed the need precisely to define the purpose of the study.

He stressed that discrimination against women was not permitted by the Gambian Government.

He stressed the culpability of aggressors who were attempting to dismember his country.

He also stressed the need for flexibility and dialogue between all the participants.

He stressed that it was the responsibility of Governments to define good governance norms.

He stressed the need to ensure that domestic legislation reflected the international legal regime.

He stressed the necessity of enhancing women's economic autonomy as a tool of empowerment.

He stressed, however, that the MDGs would remain achievable provided concerted actions were undertaken.

He stressed the wish of the people of the Islamic Ummah to achieve peace.

He stressed the need to resolve the current differences within the Transitional Federal Government.

He stressed the importance of maintaining the consensus that had prevailed in the Committee.

He stressed, however, that there was still a need for further and deeper reform.

He stressed the priority of Africa, but highlighted the global character of the Convention.

He stressed that terrorism was not linked to any particular religion, culture, race or civilization.

He stressed the importance attached to prevention as a major way to combat cross border problems.

He stressed the difficulties faced by developing countries in competition and in protecting their domestic markets.

In his discussions, he has stressed that, to be successful, Iraqis need to take full ownership.

He had also stressed the vulnerability of the Caribbean countries to the threat of money laundering.

In particular, he stressed its importance in contributing to the creation of sound national production systems.

He stressed, however, that Morocco's sovereignty over and illegal occupation of Western Sahara had never been recognized.

He stressed the importance of follow up in the implementation of the policy recommendations of the report

He stressed that development cooperation and partnership were pivotal in ensuring that economic liberalization translated into benefits.

He stressed that play, leisure, recreation and cultural activities are fundamental and indispensable rights of young children.

With regard to the administration of justice, he stressed the importance of recognizing and respecting customary law.

He stressed that the Mission was doing its utmost to ensure that visas were delivered on time.

But he stressed that it would not accept conditional assistance or help from countries that sponsored the insurgency.

He stressed that these three bodies needed to strengthen each other's efforts and enhance cooperation between established mechanisms.

Concerning communications, he stressed the need for the effective dissemination of information on the benefits of competition enforcement.

He stressed the need to ensure equitable distribution of technical cooperation activities, with particular attention given to Africa.

He stressed that the fundamental solution to the problem of child labour lay in the elimination of poverty.

In this context, he stressed the Commission s role as a universal discussion forum without the strain of negotiations.

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He stressed that the tickets must be justifiable and non discriminatory and not undermine the credibility of the Programme.

He stressed that States should be called upon to take more positive measures to protect the heritage of indigenous peoples.

In particular, he stressed the need to promote cultural and religious pluralism in order to build peace on the continent.