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His speeches frequently expressed the belief that a premier should"rise above party.
He stated that the time had come for Africa to make use of its human resources through, among other means, e-trade ande-business strategies, and expressed the belief that full participation could be achieved in a short period of time.
He expressed the belief that the letter approved by the Committee fulfilled such a requirement.
While some delegations encouraged the Commission to explore their mutual relationship, others expressed the belief that making such a link was largely unjustified.
Australia expressed the belief that the proposal was inexpensive in terms of the potential benefits.
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In our previous statements on this agenda item, Malaysia consistently expressed the belief that this matter can best be settled between the two countries.
He also expressed the belief that an active quartet would be vital to support the process.
With respect to the question of past atrocities,SRRC members largely expressed the belief that criminal acts had been committed and that an investigation should be undertaken.
UNISERV expressed the belief that programmes such as the young professionals programme would address some of those concerns.
One member expressed doubts about some data contained in the report and expressed the belief that the experts had not acted in accordance with agreed procedures.
Representatives expressed the belief that it would be important to maintain the role of the Protocol's institutions in the future.
Others reiterated their support for the unity andterritorial integrity of Serbia and expressed the belief that UNMIK should remain the main international presence in Kosovo.
Several speakers expressed the belief that the press briefings were indispensable to delegations and the world press.
Referring to a comment made by the representativeof Sierra Leone earlier, Mr. Zoumanigui expressed the belief that the concerted action of all UN organs was required to prevent conflict.
Palestinian sources expressed the belief that the renewed activity followed a go-ahead given to the settlers by the Netanyahu Government.
For those reasons, the Subcommittee encouraged continued international cooperation in the use of space technology forthe medical sciences and public health and expressed the belief that the number of examples and noteworthy successes of the use of space technology in that area would continue to rise.
In addition, he expressed the belief that there was vast room for improvement of the rules of origin and the administrative requirements of GSP.
Accordingly, the Medical Technical Options Committee suggested that the European Community might wish to clarify that matter prior to the meeting of the Open-ended Working Group, and expressed the belief that the European Community might be able to provide the 181 tonnes for the purpose of export of CFC salbutamol MDIs to non-Article 5 Parties in 2006 from its existing stockpiles.
It expressed the belief that this effort should be sustained in order to help achieve the goal of universal participation in the Register.
Furthermore, the Latin American andCaribbean States expressed the belief that the United Nations Conference should adopt a political declaration and a global programme of action.
They expressed the belief that the central challenge the world faced was to ensure that globalization became a positive force for all.
He expressed the belief that the people of the Territory should prepare themselves for the ultimate status of independence and that it was the responsibility of the United Kingdom, as administering Power, to assist them in attaining that goal.
Another representative from North America expressed the belief that the unbiased views of a third party on binding international agreements would give additional force to the struggle of his people.
One delegation expressed the belief that the thrust of recommendation 7 could be considered within the context of General Assembly resolution 50/227.
Thomas Paine's Common Sense for the first time expressed the belief that America was not just an extension of Europe but a new land, a country of nearly unlimited potential and opportunity that had outgrown the British mother country.
He expressed the belief that the guidelines represented great progress, pointing to a flexible approach that recognized the needs of individual countries.
However, several others expressed the belief that sometimes those who most needed the United Nations were the least familiar with its work.