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Comments were also made on article 2 bis.
Numerous comments were also made regarding the technical annex.
Comments were also made on financial and economic issues.
Very helpful and constructive comments were also made by members of the Facilitation Committee at its fourth and fifth sessions, and these will be taken into account in further revision of the Strategy.
Comments were also made concerning the rationales for exceptions to immunity.
Comments were also made on the outline of the highlevel political declaration.
Comments were also made in a more general manner concerning the scope of immunity.
Comments were also made regarding the question of substantiation of immunity in respect of immunity ratione materiae.
Comments were also made on the terminology used and the various issues raised by the Special Rapporteur in his report.
Comments were also made regarding the composition of the Office and the need to ensure a much better geographical balance.
Comments were also made about the information that was being collected through the process, and how it was being used.
Comments were also made on the importance of pursuing further clarifications on doctrines on no-first-use as well as"sole purpose.
Introductory comments were also made emphasizing key moments in the development of the country and noting ongoing concerns with regard to Belize.
Comments were also made regarding the need for a more detailed provision on the institutional framework for the implementation of the duty to cooperate.
Comments were also made on a number of other issues, including the importance of behaviour and roles of such personalities as sportsmen, artists and writers in implementing ESD.
Other comments were also made on the need to establish a rotation among the members and thus limit the number of consecutive mandates of any given member to a maximum of two.
Comments were also made regarding the need for some intergovernmental scrutiny, possibly by the new human rights body, of the OHCHR budget and programmes.
Comments were also made with regard to the General Committee, which, due to its limited membership, should act strictly within its remit, as indicated in the rules of procedure.
Comments were also made on the use of provisional sales and income figures, which seemed somewhat optimistic and often were lowered in the final reports.
Comments were also made regarding the Fund's having to absorb the costs arising from an ILO Administrative Tribunal judgement to reverse a decision taken by the International Civil Service Commission.
Comments were also made on the use of excessive force by police and soldiers in evictions taking place outside a proper normative framework, and recommendations were put forward.
Numerous comments were also made to other sections of the document and will be considered by the steering group, which will finalize its draft and submit it to the Joint Ad Hoc Expert group.
Comments were also made on the relevance of agenda items and the desirability of tailoring agendas so that more time was available to focus on practical outcomes.
Comments were also made on the outcome of the work of the Commission, noting that as the Commission explores new topics, it should be encouraged to be more flexible on the final form of its work.
Comments were also made on the size of the mission and the number of annual joint field visits to enable wider participation of members of the Executive Board and ensure the effectiveness of such visits.
Comments were also made on a number of other issues, including the importance of behaviour, attitudes, values and self-assessment for and in education for sustainable developmentESD.
Comments were also made by participants from the private sector: Mr. Ivo Kaufmann, Head, International Investment and Multinational Enterprises, State Secretariat for Economic Affairs, Switzerland; and Mr. Davi Galvao, Galvao Gems, Switzerland.
Comments were also made regarding the fact that the majority of violence and victims of improper administration of justice were youths of African descent; several commentators stressed the need to determine why that was the case.
Comments were also made on the more fundamental principle of the underlying liability, which was nevertheless in line with that of other international instruments concerning liability in the transport sector, such as the Convention on Civil Liability, the HNS Convention and the recently adopted International Convention on Civil Liability for Bunker Oil Pollution Damage.
Comments were also made by several participants on the merits of putting forward a consolidated chemicals and wastes portfolio to raise funds from donors so as to gain access to more overall funds, as opposed to the current fragmented fund-raising approach that was specific to individual conventions, frameworks, issues or mechanisms within the broader field of sound management of chemicals and wastes.