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The delegation also stated that it had taken note of recommendations made, which it would examine.
Without doubting the importance of sanctions, the delegation also stated that sanctions should not impose excessive damage without yielding the desired results.
The delegation also stated that a steady decrease in cases of tuberculosis in prisons has been documented in the past years.
Of course, our delegation also stated, just two weeks ago, that the revitalization of the First Committee remained incomplete.
The delegation also stated that the events at West Kingston have been a painful experience and that appropriate investigations were ongoing.
The delegation also stated that domestic violence and penalties for rape were important issues, and that the Government was fully committed to addressing them.
The delegation also stated that there were increasing numbers of cases before the courts of first instance quoting the European Convention on Human Rights.
The delegation also stated the need for UNDP to enhance its monitoring efforts to ensure that aid reached the intended beneficiaries.
The delegation also stated that wildlife management areas outside the CKGR had been established with a view to preserving the ecosystem and promoting sustainable tourism.
That delegation also stated that revised options with regard to timing and reporting on the MYFF should be examined by the Bureau of the Board.
The delegation also stated that the issue of settling the legitimate demands of former staff of Russian nationality remained on the Government's agenda.
The delegation also stated that it found that the Government did not condone torture and was employing various measures to prevent torture and ill-treatment.
The delegation also stated that it would consider making a presentation to the Commission pursuant to paragraph 15.1 bis of annex III to the rules of procedure at the next session.
Another delegation also stated that from 1999 onwards, its contribution would be paid in Euro currency and that its country would increase its contribution to UNFPA, by a substantial amount, in years to come.
The delegation also stated that the Sector for Internal Control and Professional Standards investigated and acted upon all reports of excessive use of force by the police.
The delegation also stated that more detailed information on this issue would be presented in the national reports of Turkmenistan to the Human Rights Committee and to the Committee against Torture.
The delegation also stated that while the principle of limited liability depending on one's mental capacity was universal, there was no universally accepted age of criminal responsibility.
The delegation also stated that the Subcommittee had the responsibility to ensure that the legal regime established through the space treaties was not negatively affected and that that was the main intent of the present formulation of the agenda item.
The delegation also stated that the King had initiated a number of drastic, but gradual, steps aimed at restoring the situation to normal in the aftermath of the events, beginning with the conducting a National Consensus Dialogue including various components of Bahraini society.
The delegation also stated that, if the Working Group were to discuss sanctions, it should not only focus on the negative impact of sanctions, but also examine the reasons behind the imposition of sanctions, especially when it is related to a threat to international peace and security.
Some delegations also stated that special consideration should be given to repatriation of children.
Many delegations also stated that the funding of peace-keeping operations should not be at the expense of development activities.
Several delegations also stated that this should be done together with other international institutions and organisations to ensure that the post-conflict stabilization and reconstruction programmes will be properly coordinated.
Various delegations also stated that while the proposal provided a positive compromise solution on its face, further consultation was needed and it was necessary to obtain further instructions.
However, several delegations also stated that their countries were unlikely to achieve universal access without a substantial strengthening of effort and additional resources.
Some delegations also stated that the 2007 proposal constituted a step in the right direction and should be further developed.
Some delegations also stated their opposition to the assessment of the validity of a reservation, with a legally binding effect, by a treaty monitoring organ.
Other delegations also stated that this concept requires further study in the context of the CCW.
Delegations also stated that the High-level Committee on Programmes of CEB, which had recommended moving away from the concept of permanent subsidiary bodies and relying instead solely on"ad hoc" coordination arrangements, had ignored those recommendations, which had been spelled out in resolutions of the General Assembly.
Some delegations also stated the importance for technical secretaries to have a better mastery of the rules of procedure of their respective committee, which would enable them to provide more authoritative advice when the need arises.