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Italy had said in 2004, and it continued to believe, that further consolidation of the draft articles was needed.
It continued to believe that the existing rotation arrangement between New York and Vienna should be maintained.
On the question of additional safeguards, it continued to believe that article 12 was adequately drafted, taking into account article 16.
It continued to believe that option II for article 7 bis was essential if the goal of universal accession was to be achieved.
His delegation would continue to work with all interested parties on the conclusion of a legally binding instrument on such mines, as it continued to believe that, in order to protect civilians, it was essentialto restrict the use of persistent mines of that type to perimeter-marked areas.
It continued to believe that a multilateral approach to international security was the best way to maintain peace and stability.
His Government had filed an appeal against the ruling, even though it continued to believe that, as a sovereign State, India was immune from the jurisdiction of United States courts and was not liable for property tax on the portion of the premises of the Permanent Mission used by its diplomats for residential purposes.
It continued to believe that the most effective way of preventing the catastrophic consequences of nuclear terrorism was the total elimination of nuclear weapons.
It continued to believe that the establishment of a comprehensive moratorium on the export of anti-personnel mines by all States would play an important role in overcoming humanitarian crises caused by their use.
It continued to believe that Security Council-mandated operations, under United Nations command and control, provided the assurances desired by Member States, especially smaller ones.
At the same time, it continued to believe that the Commission could contribute to States' efforts to plan for disaster relief by providing practical guidance to countries offering or requiring assistance.
It continued to believe that the General Assembly and the Security Council should have more frequent recourse to advisory opinions from the International Court of Justice, thus enhancing the role of the principal judicial organ of the United Nations.
It continued to believe that transferring to the Department of Field Support all procurement for peacekeeping operations, which already accounted for 90 per cent of all of the Organization's procurement, was unfounded and ill-advised.
It continued to believe, however, that attempts to misuse UNRWA or the Committee's resolutions in order to make political statements would prejudice the outcome of the important negotiations which the parties themselves had agreed to pursue.
It continued to believe that there should be systematic efforts to foster deeper cooperation and coordination across the United Nations with a view to bringing about synergy, enhancing complementarity and removing avoidable redundancies.
It continued to believe that only a comprehensive, just and lasting peace, achieved on the basis of Security Council resolutions 242(1967), 338(1973) and 1397(2002) and the road map proposed by the Quartet in 2003 would provide a real prospect of improving the daily lives of Palestinian children and their families.
While it continued to believe that the proposals regarding governance in the report of the Secretary-General should be discussed on an equal footing with all other proposals in the report,it would be prepared to set aside proposals 20 and 21 for the sake of consensus if others were prepared to do the same.
It continued to believe that the consolidation in the scale of peacekeeping activity should lead to a further discernible downward trend in the proposed post and non-post resources for backstopping field operations, considering that capacity had been increased in preceding budget periods when peacekeeping operations had been trending upwards.
Nevertheless, it continued to believe that, once the Interim Agreement had been fully implemented, the issues covered by the Special Committee to Investigate Israeli Practices Affecting the Human Rights of the Palestinian People and Other Arabs of the Occupied Territories could be better dealt with in another framework, one which might lend itself more readily to the spirit of compromise and mutual understanding without which true peace in the region would never be achieved.
However, it continued to believe that United States practice, as well as that of other States, reinforced the view that there was insufficient basis in customary international law or State practice to formulate draft articles that would extend an obligation to extradite or prosecute beyond binding international legal instruments containing such obligations.
It continued to believe that urgent action was needed to address the humanitarian concerns posed by cluster munitions, and to establish new norms prohibiting the use of cluster munitions in areas with high concentrations of civilians, together with the production, stockpiling, transfer and use of cluster munitions that posed serious humanitarian hazards, and to ensure the destruction of unreliable cluster munitions.
It continues to believe that Financial Intelligence Units can play a vital role in identifying financial transfers associated with individuals and entities on the Consolidated List.
It continues to believe that such a breakdown would ensure greater budgetary transparency and facilitate consideration by the General Assembly of the proposed programme budget of UNOPS.
It continues to believe that limited, but highly significant quantities may remain, as Iraq has not been able to account for a number of proscribed missiles and certain high-quality chemical and biological warfare agents and related capabilities which it had acquired.
That said, Argentina wishes to highlight that it continues to believe that the recommendations contained in the report of the United Nations Fact-Finding Mission require a level-headed analysis in the light of their implications and the complexity and difficulty of implementing some of them.
While the Commission is fully conscious of the precarious security situation in Kivu Province, it continues to believe that, under the right circumstances, the deployment of United Nations observers could have the effect of deterring or reducing the potential for arms shipments.
It continues to believe that UNRWA plays a vital role in preserving the stability and security of the region and that adequate funding of the Agency's programmes, in accordance with properly estimated needs of the refugee community, is essential to ensure it. .
While the Committee welcomes their inclusion in the compacts, it continues to believe that such performance measures rightly belong in the logical frameworks of all departments that submit documentation to the Department for General Assembly and Conference Management for processing.
Although the Panel agreed(again) that tagging at Kamchatka would leadto interesting results and address important questions, it continues to believe that the highest immediate priority should be at least one more tagging effort at Sakhalin Island, if possible in 2014, as recommended at WGWAP-12 recommendation WGWAP-12/08.
The Panel has set itself the task of investigating cumulative effects(see, for example, recommendation WGWAP-12/022) andwhile it recognizes that there are differences between Sakhalin gray whales and NARWs, it continues to believe that formal consultation with the developers of the approach used by Schick et al.(2013) is needed.