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

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

He also stressed the problem of debt.

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

He stressed the convenient aspects of city life.

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

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

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

He stressed the joint endeavour undertaken by these organizations.

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

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

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

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

He stressed that the Iraqi Government was making the necessary arrangements to form a team of experts to carry out that mission.

Noting that CTI aims to foster rapid development of climate technologies, he stressed that TNA needs to be followed up and implemented.

He also stressed that the rules of REIOs should not affect third parties in countries that were not members of the organization.

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

He stressed that the transnational nature of modern business made it difficult for any one State to regulate business properly.

He stressed that while stockpiles were a component to be considered under decision IV 25 there were other elements as well.

In terms of needed actions, he also stressed the importance of customs training, noting that following training, seizures hadve been made.

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

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

That their parents be less tired and less stressed.

The result, of course, is that we get stressed.

He stressed that the mandate of the Government of Zimbabwe would be conferred by the people only through free and fair elections.

He nevertheless stressed that the Moscow Treaty, concluded between the United States of America and the Russian Federation, was a positive development.

20), he stressed the resolve that had been expressed at the Millennium Summit to turn globalization into a positive force beneficial to all.

He stressed that the regional and sub regional efforts to measure every tangible progress and benefit deriving from the implementation process were critical.

He stressed, however, that even if the legislation were passed, the building would not be ready for occupancy until 2010 at the earliest.

Some stressed that their communities were faced with imminent extinction.

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.

He stressed that the law of a Contracting State denoted the ordinary domestic law of that State, which would, in principle, include the provisions of the convention.

He stressed that the criminal justice system should have a central position in the fight against terrorism in accordance with the rule of law.

In this respect, he stressed that the time cost methodology developed by the UN ESCAP could be a good starting point for their consultations.

The observer for Kenya stressed that the Constitution specifically prohibited discrimination.

President Mkapa stressed, however, that both Governments remained open to negotiations.

In that respect, he stressed the importance of strengthening UNODC and enhancing its ability to provide assistance to Member States in combating transnational organized crime.

Finally, he stressed that corporations' duty to obey the law in this field was not merely a duty of form but a duty of substance.

He stressed that the Committee should not dwell any longer on procedural issues but focus on the merit of the application submitted by the organization.

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

But the Bank stressed that any hikes would be gradual and limited.

She stressed that there would be a gap if they did not.