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His delegation advocated renewing the mandate of the group of experts for 2013.
Mr. Ibrahima Khalil Diallo(Senegal)said that his delegation advocated deletion of draft article 13.
His delegation advocated the establishment of additional depots for reserve stock of equipment.
Since the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties did not deal with interpretative declarations, his delegation advocated a cautious approach to that issue.
His delegation advocated a pragmatic and compromise-oriented approach to the issue of war crimes.
Mr. Niiya(Japan), referring to the recommendations of ICSC, said that, in view of the ongoing discussions on another item of the agenda andthe overall size of the budget, his delegation advocated careful consideration, and agreed with the Director of the Programme Planning and Budget Division that the matter should be discussed at a later stage.
In sum, his delegation advocated the eradication of colonialism and affirmed the right of self-determination.
Taking into account the level of the subvention suggested by the Secretary-General andthe views of the Advisory Committee, his delegation advocated a substantial subvention through assessed contributions in order to ensure viable and secure funding that would allow the Special Court to prosecute the perpetrators of heinous crimes against civilians, including children, in Sierra Leone.
His delegation advocated a prompt and successful conclusion of the Uruguay Round in order to restore confidence in the multilateral trading system.
Mr. Świtalski(Poland) said that his delegation advocated a balanced approach to nuclear disarmament and nuclear non-proliferation.
His delegation advocated further cooperation between the Special Committee and the specialized agencies to assist the peoples in preparing for self-determination.
Mr. Tawana(South Africa)said that his delegation advocated the deployment of a robust peacekeeping force in support of the Darfur Peace Agreement.
His delegation advocated the absorption of those expenditures through the redistribution of priorities and the postponement of low-priority programmes.
Given the large number of projects under way in 1997, his delegation advocated reducing their number with a view to strengthening their impact in terms of technical delivery and thus improving the overall cost-benefit ratio for the Organization.
His delegation advocated a simple, flexible scale methodology that would be acceptable to all Member States while meeting the requirements of fairness and transparency.
With regard to coordination between United Nations peacekeeping missions andUnited Nations country teams, his delegation advocated following the example of the proposed budget for the United Nations Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste for the period from 25 August 2006 to 30 June 2007(A/61/759), which, in response to the request made by the General Assembly in its resolution 61/249, had included detailed information on the funding provisions and activities of some 13 United Nations agencies, funds and programmes.
His delegation advocated that the Court should be endowed with automatic jurisdiction over the crimes defined in the Statute, without the need for additional State consent.
In that regard, his delegation advocated full implementation of the Almaty Declaration and the Almaty Programme of Action.
His delegation advocated the earliest possible ratification of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty and the initiation of negotiations on the proposed fissile material cut-off treaty.
On sections C and D, his delegation advocated that the Statute should cover not only international but also internal conflicts.
His delegation advocated a return to the road map and urged the Quartet, and the international community as a whole, to continue to work to bring the parties back to the negotiating table on that basis.
Mr. Al-Jazy(Jordan) said that his delegation advocated deleting draft article 22 because the Commission already had a mechanism for amending conventions.
To that end, his delegation advocated strict adherence to action based on concrete evidence as to the identity of terrorists, their plots, the identity of their supporters and their intended targets.
In that connection, his delegation advocated the use of the shortest possible statistical base period so as to reflect the current economic performance of countries more accurately.
Mr. Gass(Switzerland) said that his delegation advocated that the Declaration of Paris should be promoted from the status of a declaration of institutions and Governments to become the code of conduct for all actors in the field of development.
In the light of their opinions, his delegation advocated a more cautious approach towards volume contracts in order to protect small shippers and carriers from undue pressure from large carriers and shippers.
In conclusion, while his delegation advocated budgetary discipline, it none the less understood that the Organization's heightened responsibilities in the promotion of economic and social development called for a corresponding increase in resources for that sector.
His delegation advocated the lifting of travel restrictions on the personnel of certain missions as unfair, selective, discriminatory and contrary to the Headquarters Agreement and the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations.
His delegation advocated a comprehensive approach that would cover natural and man-made disasters; however, armed conflict should be excluded since the well-established regime of international humanitarian law already governed armed conflicts as a lex specialis.
His delegation advocated the further strengthening of technical assistance to developing countries, the lifting of unreasonable limits on nuclear technology transfer to developing countries and active support for the efforts of those countries to develop and use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.