Descriptions of particular cases should be provided.

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This should be clarified in the next budget submission.

The study should be submitted in December 2005

Governments should be encouraged to set commercial incentives for conversion efforts.

Necessary support should be given to strengthen the family environment for such children.

The study should also be submitted to the Committee at its fifth meeting

Such programmes should also include assistance to transit countries.

Terrorists and their supporters should immediately be brought to justice and their networks disarmed and dismantled.

Regional organizations should be further supported to facilitate such efforts.

If necessary, proposals should be made to correct the strategies followed.

Such knowledge should be presented in a positive way in order to encourage tolerance and respect.

These principles should also be applied in delivering public services.

Any change in the composition of the delegation must also be submitted to the secretariat.

A minimum of 30 copies should be given in advance of delivery of the statement in order to help the Secretariat to provide the best possible service.

Assistance is required for legal services programmes designed by non governmental organizations.

A report on the establishment of such a body should be submitted to the Committee at its fifth meeting.

Incentives should be created to promote research directed to solving developmental problems.

The suspension should continue until the Agency is able to provide those assurances.

The international community should provide support through capacity building, field services and monitoring.

There should be greater emphasis on providing general policy advice.

Where unavoidable, additional information should be provided in an annex or addendum to the report.

This should enable the High Commissioner to present analytical reports to the Commission on Human Rights.

We must find ways to ensure more effective protection for humanitarian aid workers.

UNIDO should endeavour to assist in building the necessary capacities in Africa.

In the interim the Committee on Contributions should continue to provide its expert opinions and recommendations.

In particular, information should be provided on the appointment and promotion of judges, and on the disciplinary sanctions procedures.

Food aid should be provided with a clear exit strategy and avoid the creation of dependency.

Below are some of the main activities undertaken by ESCWA in its endeavour to promote regional cooperation in Western Asia during the reporting period.

Information on the progress and outcome of the investigations should be provided to all interested States

Replies should be given in relation to articles 5 and 7, all of the provisions of which had been violated.

Support should be given to developing countries in the form of financial contributions and the transfer of environmentally sound technology.

Compensation should be provided to those developing countries that are facing difficulties, particularly the least developed.

A description of the board's duties in overseeing the process of producing the financial statements should be provided.

79. The United Nations should participate actively in this assistance operation and help to organize it.

Developing countries facing increased risk resulting from the agreements should be extended technical assistance.

The explanation should be provided to the Fifth Committee at its current session and should be included in all future statements on ICSC recommendations as appropriate.

Examples of cases where (a) extradition was granted and (b) extradition was denied should be provided.

More information was needed on the steps taken to disarm the Janjaweed militias in Darfur.

For its part, the Government of Israel should enhance its cooperation with the Agency to speed up the delivery of its services.

Victims should receive special care and assistance, and perpetrators must be brought to justice.

The study in question was to be submitted to the Executive Board of WHO in January 1994.

The international community and the United Nations should continue to provide the material assistance that is needed to realize that peace in Mozambique.

Some of these States are seemingly able to submit a report and should be in a position to provide information of wide relevance.

13. The duration of the provision of assistance and support should be set in accordance with individual needs directly arising from sexual exploitation and abuse.