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The European Union had expressed readiness to contribute to the draft resolution and had proposed several amendments.
His country attached great importance to the fact that NATO and the Western European Union had expressed their willingness to cooperate closely in the field of peace-keeping under the auspices of the United Nations.
The European Union had expressed clear reservations on some of the conclusions of the Advisory Committee relating to the Peacekeeping Best Practices Unit.
With regard to costs for national execution, the representatives of the United States,Norway, the Republic of Korea and the European Union had expressed concerns about the reasons leading the Board to modify its audit opinion.
It was unfortunate that the European Union had expressed an intention of signing an illegal fisheries agreement with Morocco.
Mr. Zellenrath( Netherlands), speaking on behalf of the European Union, the candidate countries( Bulgaria, Romania and Turkey), the stabilization and association process countries( Albania, Serbia and Montenegro and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia) and, in addition, Iceland and Norway,said that the European Union had expressed its grave concern about the situation in the Sudan on a number of occasions.
In 1996, the European Union had expressed its determination to achieve the total elimination of those destructive weapons and the conclusion of an effective international agreement banning their manufacture and use.
Mr. MUÑOZ(Spain), speaking on behalf of the European Union, recalled that when the report of the High-level Open-ended Working Group on the Financial Situation of the United Nations had been submitted to the General Assembly, the European Union had expressed its concern regarding the deteriorating financial situation of the Organization which Mr. Connor, the Under-Secretary-General for Administration and Management, had emphasized in his speech.
The fact that the European Union had expressed its points of view in a combined form did not constitute a judgement on those important instruments: that was only the European Union's way of working in the Second Committee.
Mr. Bernardini(Italy), speaking on behalf of the European Union, the acceding countries, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovakia, and Slovenia,explained why the European Union had expressed its opinion on the Secretary-General's report on the implementation of the Brussels Programme of Action(BPoA) when the Almaty Programme of Action had been examined, a decision that had probably given rise to misunderstandings.
A group of States members of the European Union had expressed their readiness to release funds to facilitate the launching of the trial procedure and the Senegalese Government had also declared its intention to make a financial contribution.
Mr. Vrailas(Observer for the European Union), speaking also on behalf of the candidate countries Albania and Serbia; the stabilization and association process country Bosnia and Herzegovina; and, in addition, Georgia, the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine,said that in its statement to the General Assembly on 19 September 2014 the European Union had expressed deep concern regarding the crisis caused by the Ebola outbreak and had deplored the loss of life among citizens of the affected countries and international responders.
He also drew attention to the fact that the spokesman for the European Union had expressed concern that members of the Union might not be able to enter into an in-depth policy debate if their experts were not participating in the Commission.
The European Union had expressed its concern in the Commission on Human Rights regarding the approach, conceptual framework and terminology used in the texts of similar resolutions to combat religious discrimination and called for broader and more balanced texts.
At the most recent session of the Programme andBudget Committee, the European Union had expressed the hope that thought would be given to how to make the sessions of the governing bodies more effective and to allocate more time to genuinely substantive discussions.
The European Union had expressed support for the proposal contained in the Secretary-General's report on strengthening of the United Nations(A/57/387) regarding action to improve monitoring and evaluation; it believed that a more prominent role for CPC would contribute to that aim.
Ms. Mårtensson(Sweden), speaking on behalf of the European Union, said that the European Union had expressed its concerns regarding Myanmar in the draft resolutions submitted to the General Assembly year after year. The upcoming draft resolution would refer to the human rights situation in relation to the 2010 elections.
With regard to Croatia, the European Union had expressed its deep concern at the reports of grave violations of human rights and international humanitarian law during and after the Croat offensive in Krajina and had called for free access to be given to international observers.
At the twenty-seventh session of the Board, the European Union had expressed the view that a less descriptive, more future-oriented annual report could better contribute to the promotion of UNIDO as an effective and focused organization.
In voting against a similar draft the previous year, the European Union had expressed the hope that the gap between the main sponsors and other delegations could subsequently be bridged through open discussion, in which, regrettably, the main sponsors had shown no willingness to engage.
Mr. Yañez-Barnuevo(Spain) said that while the statement made by the representative of Austria on behalf of the European Union had expressed the common position of all States members of the European Union and thus also of his country, his Government wished to underscore its satisfaction at the adoption and opening for signature of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.
The European Union has expressed a special interest in strengthening African peacekeeping and conflict-resolution capacities, and has also targeted its initiatives in those fields on Africa.
In response to positive political steps and in order topromote development in Burundi, the European Union has expressed its willingness to provide assistance, in a more long-term manner, to socio-economic rehabilitation and reconstruction.
In this connection, the European Union has expressed its commitment to continue to provide funding from the eleventh European Development Fund(2014-2020), while the World Bank has pledged to promote confidence-building projects for the populations affected by the demarcation.
The European Union has expressed its strong and continued support for the CTBT and the important and advancing work of the Provisional Technical Secretariat of the Preparatory Commission for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization(CTBTO) to further develop the Treaty's verification regime.
Acknowledging that the process stands out as an example of peaceful dispute resolution,the World Bank, AfDB and the European Union have expressed their commitments to providing support for confidence-building projects for the populations affected by the demarcation of the Cameroon-Nigeria border.
I understand that a number of countries, including Canada, France, Germany, Japan and the United States,as well as the European Union, have expressed willingness to help the Haitian police with various types of equipment.
The European Union has expressed support for the creation of a zone free of weapons of mass destruction in the Middle East, and emphasized the importance of additional protocols to safeguards agreements with the International Atomic Energy Agency as an effective measure to prevent nuclear proliferation and foster mutual confidence.
Human rights groups such as Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch,as well as the United States Department of State and the European Union, have expressed concern about the state of human rights in Sri Lanka, and both the government of Sri Lanka and the rebel LTTE have been accused of human rights violations.
The European Union has expressed its readiness to bear such expenses when meetings are held at the seat of its institutions.