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The Group acknowledged the respective responsibilities of exporters and importers.
In its final report(see A/65/201),which was adopted by consensus, the Group acknowledged the existence of potential threats, risks and vulnerabilities in the field of information security.
The group acknowledged that this would assist in future development and promotion of the Guidelines.
At the Wellington meeting, the Group acknowledged the significant achievement of the Intersecretariat Working Group on Price Statistics in the ongoing work on international manuals on price indices.
The Group acknowledged dynamic modelling work in the United States, China and South-East Asia.
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At the Helsinki meeting in 2004, the Group acknowledged the significant achievement of the Intersecretariat Working Group on Price Statistics in producing new international manuals on consumer and producer price indexes.
The Group acknowledged significant advances in developing chemical-ecological dynamic models for salmonids.
With regard to the issue of coordination,the International Working Group acknowledged the role of UNOCA in coordinating collective efforts to combat the Lord's Resistance Army, including the convening of the biannual meetings of the focal points and of reporting to the Security Council.
The Group acknowledged the Instrument as the main source of official data on military expenditures available to the public.
The group acknowledged the comprehensiveness of article 18 and noted that article 18 was a solid basis for cooperation.
The Group acknowledged the need to include feedbacks on ecosystem function due to species composition change.
The Group acknowledged the importance of agencies assessing their use of resources from the Fund and its impact on their projects.
In addition, the Group acknowledged the need to prevent the diversion of conventional arms from the legal into the illicit market.
The Group acknowledged that the categories should reflect the security concerns of Member States and technological developments.
The Group acknowledged the need to increase efforts to raise awareness of and participation in the Standardized Instrument.
The group acknowledged that much work on the analysis of data was currently carried out by experts and institutions on a voluntary basis.
The Group acknowledged the new features of the MTPF for 2010-2013 and hoped that the MTPF for 2008-2011 would be adapted to the new format.
The Group acknowledged and praised the active participation(presence and country presentations) of the following countries: Afghanistan, China and Iran.
The Group acknowledged that the existing treaties on outer space contain several transparency and confidence-building measures of a mandatory nature.
The Group acknowledged the advantages of a comprehensive ICT strategy and new ERP system, as set out in the Secretary-General's report A/62/510/Rev.1.
The Group acknowledged the essential contribution of victims of slavery to its sessions and called for strengthened cooperation with the Voluntary Trust Fund.
The Group acknowledged the role being played by the Global Environment Facility(GEF) in helping countries combat desertification and reclaim degraded land.
The Group acknowledged that both developed and developing countries can be affected, in some cases developing countries may be at more of a disadvantage.
However, the Group acknowledged several obstacles to the widespread installation of comprehensive systems to effectively address stockpile management and the destruction of surplus ammunition.
The Group acknowledged the need to improve reporting across the humanitarian system and beyond the Fund, and suggested that the improvements to CERF reporting could facilitate improvements at all levels.
The Contact Group acknowledged the significance of the undertakings given by President Milosevic in his meeting with President Yeltsin on 16 June and emphasized the need for them to be fully implemented.
The Group acknowledged that such information requested by the secretariat is very technical and specific and therefore guidance should be provided to EATL focal points as to deliver this task.
The Group acknowledged that improvement in the capacity of the United Nations to prevent and resolve conflicts was a better investment than dealing with the costs of armed conflicts and their aftermath.
The Group acknowledged the value of IPRs in enhancing FDI flows to developing countries, enhancing domestic capacities, encouraging private sector development and improving developing countries' export capacities.
The Group acknowledged that in its current form the Instrument, as primarily a transparency and confidence-building measure between States, may not be a central tool for addressing such new threats.