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Some delegations expressed serious reservations with respect to this possibility.
The British House of Lords had recognized such clauses, while elsewhere, supreme courts, particularly in France,had expressed serious reservations about them.
He then expressed serious reservations regarding the concept of trial in absentia.
While the Government of Guatemala agreed to the package,URNG expressed serious reservations about several of its elements.
Other members expressed serious reservations about the use of PPP in preparing the scale of assessments.
The Chairman reviewed the written responses ofMember States on the question of a new instrument, noting that only one of the responding States had expressed serious reservations see E/CN.15/2002/5 and Corr.1, para. 23.
The Advisory Committee had expressed serious reservations about the implications of the situation.
The Special Adviser further encouraged the Government and the Constitution Drafting Commission not to forgo the opportunity of opening up the political process to more stakeholders, including NLD andothers who had not participated in the National Convention and/or expressed serious reservations about the constitution-drafting process.
The IMF and the World Bank have consequently expressed serious reservations about some proposals made by the Government.
Members had expressed serious reservations regarding the future consequences of ad hoc measures under consideration and stressed that they were temporary measures and should not be considered as a precedent.
With reference to subparagraph(a) of paragraph 2, some delegations expressed serious reservations about a criterion based on the concept of"ordinary crime.
Some delegations expressed serious reservations with regard to the term"deprived of their liberty" in connection with references, contained in article 12, to article 1.
In this connection, the Advisory Committee recalls paragraph 14 of its ninth report(A/51/7/Add.8 and Corr.1 and 2), in which it expressed serious reservations about the propriety of authorizing the payment of salaries of judges for the period from 26 June 1995 to 19 June 1996.
Other members expressed serious reservations about the use of PPP in preparing the scale of assessments.
Although confirming that massacres had occurred in Drodro and its surrounding areas,members of the humanitarian non-governmental organizations expressed serious reservations as to the figures for the death toll advanced by the religious authorities and the number of bodies in the communal graves.
Some delegations expressed serious reservations regarding the proposals for the programme framework and indicated that, in their view, that aspect would need to be thoroughly debated in the Fifth Committee.
One of them, after indicating that the establishment of an international criminal court with its supporting organs and other infrastructure, including expenses during trial,involved huge financial resources which might constitute an extra burden on the scarce resources of developing States, expressed serious reservations about the hasty manner in which the Commission was proceeding.
Mr. FERNANDEZ PALACIOS(Cuba) expressed serious reservations regarding the conclusion of the work of the working group.
Mr. ROESCH(Germany), speaking on behalf of the members of the European Union in explanation of their position afterthe adoption of the draft resolution, once again expressed serious reservations about authorizing the Secretary-General to enter into commitments without the opportunity to assess contributions, particularly when such large amounts were involved.
Some of the participants expressed serious reservations about the NATO intention to launch air strikes against heavy weapons which had not been withdrawn or placed under UNPROFOR control by 20 February.
On the other hand, some delegations expressed serious reservations regarding any involvement of the Security Council in the activities of the Court.
However, other delegations expressed serious reservations concerning the possibility of covering non-international armed conflicts and questioned the consistency of such an approach with the principle of complementarity.
During the ensuing debate many participants expressed serious reservations in regard to proposed amendments to paragraphs 21 and 33, and it was eventually agreed.
Other delegations expressed serious reservations concerning paragraph 3 in relation to the prerogative conferred on the Security Council by article 23 of the draft statute as regards the activation of the court, bearing in mind the political character of the organ in question.
We share the concerns of those delegations that have expressed serious reservations on the suggestion of a linkage between the current financial difficulties and the method of assessing Member States.
One delegation expressed serious reservations on the participation of the World Sikh Organization in the Working Group, and stated that organizations indulging in terrorism to undermine the sovereignty and territorial integrity of States were clearly violating the Charter of the United Nations, in letter and spirit, and Economic and Social Council resolution 1296 XLIV.
Mr. Alabrune(France) said that France had expressed serious reservations concerning the draft articles on State responsibility because they addressed primary rules.
The Commission of Experts expressed serious reservations about the joint commission concluding that the terms of reference contradict international and domestic law, and offer no mechanisms for addressing serious crimes.
Meanwhile, the Serbian authorities andnumerous Kosovo Serb representatives expressed serious reservations about the proposed transformation of the security force into armed forces, with Serbian officials viewing it as a violation of Security Council resolution 1244 1999.
Several delegations expressed serious reservations regarding the recommendations contained in the first sentence of paragraph 26.3 of the report of the Secretary-General(A/52/303), related to the use of national personnel as the main conduit for programme delivery.