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His delegation also noted the sharp rise in expenditure on civilian personnel and related support.
While the Secretariat seemed committed to making every effort to absorb new requirements within existing resources,rather than charging them to the contingency fund, his delegation also noted the intention of the Secretariat, when necessary, to report additional expenditure to the General Assembly in the context of the financial performance reports.
His delegation also noted the growing number of countries not fully meeting their financial obligations to the Organization.
With regard to the Commission's programme of work, his delegation also noted with satisfaction the emphasis placed on consultations with States with a view to putting specific questions to them.
His delegation also noted with concern that the average age of the staff continued to increase and was currently 45.8 years.
But looking at the English version, his delegation also noted another confusing drafting detail; he asked about the meaning of the word"available"; did it mean members who are present, or those who were at the disposal of the Tribunal?
His delegation also noted the deliberate misrepresentation of the situation regarding humanitarian access in Lebanon during the conflict.
His delegation also noted with satisfaction the constructive proposal of Japan, a number of which had been incorporated into the text.
His delegation also noted with satisfaction the attention given to natural resource management in the Framework.
His delegation also noted with regret that 51 States parties still did not have comprehensive safeguards agreements with IAEA.
His delegation also noted with concern that missions had procured items that were available in strategic deployment stocks.
His delegation also noted with satisfaction the collaboration between UNHabitat and the African Development Bank and other agencies.
His delegation also noted that the First Committee was hesitant about tackling the admittedly difficult domain of political questions.
His delegation also noted that, while the work to be undertaken by the Commission was very worthwhile, certain aspects of the request needed more careful consideration.
His delegation also noted with satisfaction that Israeli-Palestinian negotiations on the final status agreement had just begun in Jerusalem.
His delegation also noted and approved the statements made in paragraphs 68 to 72 of the report concerning the minimum assessment rate, the maximum rate and the scheme of limits.
His delegation also noted that the restructuring exercise had disrupted a number of services, which had in turn created a certain malaise among staff.
His delegation also noted the continuing improvement in Peru's human rights situation and the fact that free and democratic elections had again been held in early 1995.
His delegation also noted with satisfaction the Special Committee's work in connection with the ongoing debate over the review of the Security Council's membership and functioning.
His delegation also noted with great interest the background paper on incentives(TD/B/ITNC/Misc.1) and supported further work of the secretariat in this area.
His delegation also noted that paragraph 9 of section VI called for the prevention of child labour, while other references called for the elimination of exploitative child labour.
His delegation also noted that the Commission had received the report of the Working Group on Electronic Data Interchange concerning the preparation of a uniform law on electronic data interchange EDI.
His delegation also noted the Advisory Committee's recommendation with regard to the substantial amounts provided for payment under the contract with Brown and Root Services Corporation.
His delegation also noted with concern that the national courts of some developed countries were increasingly and selectively seeking to judge matters that fell outside their jurisdiction.
His delegation also noted the Secretary-General's indication that financing might take the form of an interest-free loan to be repaid from additional assessed contributions over time.
His delegation also noted with satisfaction that, in accordance with General Assembly resolution 57/283 B, all meetings of Nairobi-based United Nations bodies had been held in Nairobi in 2008.
His delegation also noted that the proposed convention would advance key initiatives not addressed in the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, while also supporting the mission of the Court.
His delegation also noted the view of the Committee on Contributions that the current individual rate of assessment of the least developed countries(0.01 per cent) should remain as an element to be considered for the next scale.
His delegation also noted that paragraph 8 of addendum 4 stated that the planned report would not require action by Member States, but recognized the importance of feedback from Member States in validating and refining the report.
His delegation also noted the concern expressed by the Advisory Committee in its related report that inequality of remuneration between the two ad hoc judges sitting in the case of the maritime dispute between Nicaragua and Colombia could have arisen.