And this gained Einstein prominence around the world.

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The category is also given prominence in the Secretariat Memorandum.

There is also a regional dimension that has gained greater prominence.

Thirdly, we should strengthen mutual assistance and give prominence to Africa.

On gender, she assured delegations of its growing prominence in the regional programme.

Among these the issue of nuclear weapon free zones has attained considerable prominence.

He confirmed that the issue would be given greater prominence in the draft article.

A similar question arises when the distinction between bilateral and multilateral treaties is given prominence.

With the prominence of services activities in national economies, services statistics have received increased attention.

7. It is in that context that microcredit has recently assumed a certain degree of prominence.

Australia was reportedly also considering ways to give prominence to the observance of the International Anti Corruption Day.

Prominence is also given to the mandate of making existing special and differential treatment more precise, effective and operational.

It also urged the Commission on the Status of Women to give prominence to NEPAD in future priority themes.

Zambia would like to see the development mandate of the United Nations given priority and prominence in these reforms.

These very principles continue to motivate our commitment to ensuring that human rights issues receive prominence in our global agenda.

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WTO has given prominence to the potential for further reduction of tariff barriers to foster an expansion in South South trade.

The recent prominence given to microcredit owes much to the success of a relatively few microcredit programmes and their increasing scale.

To some extent, the recent prominence given to those operations is donor driven the responsibility on the donors is subsequently heavy.

Another result is the rise to prominence of experienced smugglers, such as the FNI commander Peter Karim Ugada, among the dissident forces.

The prominence given to the matter reflects the recent success of small scale lending programmes such as the Grameen Bank of Bangladesh.

It had some prominence in the interventions of some speakers this morning, and I thank those who have drawn attention to the issue.

Furthermore, explicit mention should be made of the girl child and problems particular to the girl child should be given more prominence (UNICEF).

Similarly, the increasing prominence and activism of both national institutions and NGOs has elevated their involvement in the human rights debate to centre stage.

To ensure that adequate prominence is given to gender concerns, clear benchmarks will be established in line with the corporate scorecard on gender mainstreaming.

Last week the Prime Minister of Fiji reiterated their proposal to give more prominence to the Pacific as a subregion of the Asian Group.

Such issues in which the Security Council is not the lead United Nations body have risen in prominence on the post cold war international agenda.

In plenary session and in a panel discussion, prominence was given to the observance of human rights in practical application of juvenile and family justice.

32. Urges the Commission for Social Development and the Commission on the Status of Women to give prominence to the New Partnership in future priority themes

It is clear that the fairly recent trend for these rights to gain greater prominence in European constitutions is directly rooted in Anglo American constitutional law.

With regard to the Economic and Social Council, it is our desire to see the Council assume prominence as a moral voice on international economic and social matters.

A consistent campaign at a high level by the United Nations was deemed necessary in order to maintain prominence of small island developing States issues on the international agenda.

These decent individuals, sincerely upset by the ugly flareup of violence which has brought sudden national prominence to their small town, tell us the great majority of people here, 75,

It gave prominence to the need to eradicate poverty and promote and support the sustainable development of mountains and to make use of a wide array of instruments to that effect.

While commending the High Commissioner s report (A 52 12 and Add.1), her delegation regretted that little prominence had been given to activities in the countries of origin and of asylum.

Meanwhile, his delegation was pleased to note that the Special Rapporteur himself had acknowledged the need to give greater prominence to the possibility of separability of treaty provisions in the draft articles.

It was also noted that draft principle 4, particularly the application of no fault liability under paragraph 2, should be carefully studied, with some delegations seeking more prominence for the polluter pays principle.

CARICOM States welcomed the increased prominence of gender equality on the international agenda and the progress achieved in the empowerment of women, which was nevertheless still challenged by worrisome trends in several areas.

Sensational stories are inevitably given first priority in the highly competitive culture of today s media. In this environment, issues concerning conflicts and natural disasters leading to heavy loss of life invariably gain prominence.

UNCITRAL involvement in this area would also give useful international prominence to director and officer responsibilities and liabilities in conjunction with the implementation of insolvency laws based upon the Legislative Guide on Insolvency Law.

In south Asia, renewed prominence will also be given to fostering cooperation on the subregional and regional levels between countries in all sectors. Emphasis will be placed on practical measures to suppress drug trafficking.