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Such an approach would facilitate the work of the Fifth Committee.
There was general support for the temporal, three-phased approach adopted by the Special Rapporteur,with some members indicating that the approach would facilitate the work.
This approach would facilitate the participation of Parties, especially those with small delegations.
The representative of the Caribbean Development Bank, and those from States in Latin America,emphasized that this approach would facilitate the inclusion of experience from their regions.
This approach would facilitate legislative activity on more than six topics at a time.
It encouraged the Government to engage in a permanent dialogue with all national stakeholders, advocating that such an approach would facilitate consensual and timely solutions to issues of national concern facing the country.
This approach would facilitate a better cash flow forecasting both by Member States and the Organization itself;
It was stated that, by requiring payment to the last assignee, such an approach would facilitate the extension of credit by that assignee and thus promote practices involving subsequent assignments.
This approach would facilitate the assessment of the Party's inventory by expert review teams or other interested parties.
The Chair proposed that the AWG-LCA work towards one draft decision encompassing the full scopeof the AWG-LCA outcome, as, in her view, this approach would facilitate the efforts of the AWG-LCA to achieve a balanced outcome.
They expressed the view that such an approach would facilitate the study of the executive summary and would serve its overall usefulness.
That approach would facilitate progress on the main topic and preparation of background information for further consideration.
At the national level, a coherent approach would facilitate progress, not only on that level, but also internationally.
Such an approach would facilitate the design of tailor-made capacity-building activities in accordance with the identified needs of the requesting countries.
If implemented, a modular approach would facilitate the customizing of the reviews to better reflect the contextual priorities of the countries concerned.
Such an approach would facilitate the introduction of new procedures, the training of personnel and the provision of scarce resources, including indispensable IT services.
In addition a programme approach would facilitate a range of interventions- for instance, in education, health care etc., which would reinforce each other.
That approach would facilitate a better understanding of the Institute's work and enhance any action on fund-raising activities.
The adoption of a rights-based approach would facilitate cooperation between UNESCO and the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, and also make it easier to monitor the right to education.
A holistic approach would facilitate the consideration of issues such as confidencebuilding measures and transparency, which would facilitate to achieve general and complete disarmament on stepbystep basis.
The three-step approach would facilitate the understanding of the requirements of the Protocol and other civil liability instruments.
It was stated that such an approach would facilitate the registration process where the registration was effected by a third party other than the secured creditor or its representative such as a law firm or other service provider.
Such an approach would facilitate a clear definition and understanding of the issues at stake at each stage of the insolvency process, both in a domestic context and internationally, and the acceptability of possible solutions.
Such an approach would facilitate the implementation of a guaranteed basic social security package for all and should be prioritized over an ad hoc addition of new programmes for different conditions and population groups.
A comprehensive approach would facilitate the task of the Committee, particularly where the communication involved more than one treaty provision, and make it easier for States parties to anticipate the Committee's approach to communications.
Such an approach would facilitate progress on an important topic and would help to encourage a more consistent, coherent and fair international legal regime for transboundary harm arising out of hazardous activities.
Such an approach would facilitate the use of the legislative guide as a reference tool before final adoption in 2004 and would allow those countries that have not participated in the Working Group an opportunity to consider the development of the guide.
This approach would facilitate immediate progress for a large number of developing countries, and a gradual, phased approach to implementation would minimize risks and facilitate the protection of additional biodiversity benefits from REDD+ activities.
However, that should be preceded by independent reviews of the intergovernmental bodies by each regional commission. Uniform orsimilar evaluation approaches would facilitate that exercise.
We believe that an exchange of information on the experience gained in reporting transfers using the pollutant-specific and waste-specific approaches would facilitate review of that experience by the Meeting of the Parties at its second session.