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The debate also highlighted some key lessons.
A vast majority of the speakers during the general debate also agreed on the necessity of making reform happen.
The debate also seeks to effect a move in the right direction.
The idea of thematic discussion on issues that are a pressing priority during the general debate also merits further consideration.
The debate also highlighted the challenges of the shrinking space for civil society.
The members of the Council andrepresentatives of the several countries that participated in the debate also presented their opinions on the current status of the Middle East peace process.
Finally, today's debate also covers sub-item(d) on assistance to the Palestinian people.
A broader range of input through popular consultation,legislative study and open debate also tends to mitigate or exclude unnecessarily difficult or cumbersome rules.
The debate also focused on confidence-building measures, and more generally on the implementation of the treaty.
The debate also provides an opportunity to discuss ways to address climate change collectively.
The debate also showed out divergent views on what would be the most appropriate forum to deal with NSA(CD or NPT);
The debate also seemed to indicate that the various proposals that had been previously put forward were not necessarily mutually incompatible.
The debate also showed that views remain diverse as to the appropriate size of the Council and categories of its expanded membership.
This debate also contributes positively to strengthening cooperation and coordination between the General Assembly and the Security Council.
He noted that the debate also revealed the need for States and indigenous peoples to work together in order to achieve the goals of the Declaration.
The debate also highlighted the need for a more democratic framework for sharing research and knowledge on socio-economic issues.
The debate also addressed the significance of empowering communities through processes that changed values and norms relating to everyday living.
The debate also included an intensive informal exchange of views with a panel of experts whose views greatly contributed to the understanding of the problems.
The debate also provides an opportunity for Member States to make certain pronouncements on the actions of the Council as they pertain to international peace and security.
The debate also noted that alternative development needed to be adjusted to local conditions and that the sequencing of activities might change according to those conditions.
This annual debate also provides a unique opportunity for the United Nations to assess the progress made in the implementation of NEPAD and the support provided by the international community.
The debate also opened a window of opportunity to view current strategic thinking on the role of nuclear weapons in security doctrines, a subject raised by Ambassador Bonnier of Sweden last week.
Some of the debate also focused on the suggested topics for the roundtables, as proposed in document EC/GC/01/Track 1/PS/03(French) and EC/GC/01/Track 1/PS/03/Corr.1 English.
The debate also demonstrated the clear commitment of Member States to embark upon a new stage that offers the prospect of achieving the ultimate goal of comprehensive reform of the Security Council.
The debate also addressed the important nexus between those different issues and highlighted how promoting cultures and their rapprochement can contribute to the ultimate goal of gender equity.
The debate also took stock of the developments in the World Trade Organization negotiations that address the effective participation of least developed countries in the multilateral trading system.
The debate also brought out the continuing relevance of our multilateral efforts in the Conference on Disarmament and our eagerness to return to meaningful work this year, after the several disappointments experienced in 2005.
This debate also afforded us an opportunity for a serious analysis of the Organization's present financial difficulties, and we can say, like the Secretary-General, that this is a financial crisis for the Organization.
That debate also illustrated once again the need for the international community to redouble efforts to strengthen peace processes in other parts of Africa and to mark the way for the emergence of political solutions adapted to individual situations.
The debate also provided the opportunity for many to share perspectives on the need for an appropriate response to new and existing threats to international peace and security, such as the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.