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As it had stated at the forty-ninth session of the General Assembly, Cuba was unable to accept the proposals.
The debate raised basic ethical questions, and his delegation was not prepared to abdicate responsibility orto alter the position it had stated the year before.
Specifically, it had stated that activities to be funded from the regular budget should not be entrusted to bodies outside the Secretariat.
The IRU repeated its concern about the work andobjectives of the Expert Group, which it had stated during the one-hundred-and-first session of the Working Party TRANS/WP.30/202, para. 43.
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It had stated that it would be cautious in its treatment of evidentiary materials specially prepared for that case and materials emanating from a single source.
The Chairperson drew the Committee's attention to the fact that, while the Spanish Government currently declined to sign the Convention, it had stated that it would be willing to reconsider its position in future.
The Group wished to reiterate the position it had stated at the twenty-fourth session of the Programme and Budget Committee and to highlight its views on some issues.
The Committee might provide the United Kingdom with information of relevance to the case,because when Chile had reported to the Committee, it had stated that roughly 100,000 persons had been tortured during the Pinochet regime.
It had stated that certain sectors, such as the primary sector, construction and garages, were predominantly male, reflecting deep-rooted stereotypes in Andorran society.
In that connection, the Union was committedto regional integration and supported South-South trade, as it had stated at the eleventh session of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development held at São Paolo in June 2004.
It had stated that the system could not be dismantled in six months, but that it would take the Committee's Views into account in the context of a long-term reassessment of the system.
Without prejudice to its views on such matters as the environment or the common heritage of mankind,his Government, as it had stated during the forty-ninth session with respect to the process of reforming the system, believed the Council should be abolished.
It had stated that it looked forward to the compilation of the relevant jurisprudence and that it would be useful to see how the domestic courts of other States parties interpreted the Convention.
It had stated that, over and above democracy and equitable growth, multicultural policies defending diversity and freedom were necessary for achieving holistic development.
They also expressed their concerns at the organization's stance and actions,particularly to the organization's answer to question 11, in which it had stated that the organization would not be called upon to adhere to decisions and resolutions adopted by various United Nations bodies.
However, FICSA, as it had stated many times before, while recognizing that in fact the amount of hazard pay was symbolic, nevertheless objected to the labelling of hazard pay as such.
The Commission's recommendations in the current year did not seem to accord with the view expressed in its 2006 report to the General Assembly(A/61/30), in which it had stated that the methodology for determining dependency allowances should be considered in a comprehensive manner.
As it had stated on other occasions, the European Union believed that the Secretary-General had the authority to decide on the best means of carrying out the mandates entrusted to him by the Member States. .
Although his delegation had not participated in informal discussions relating to the strategic framework, it had stated in formal meetings that it reserved the right to express its views on all issues addressed in the CPC report in the context of Fifth Committee deliberations.
In case No. 18 it had stated that the applicability of article 4 of the 1930 Hague Convention to the claims of dual nationals was debatable because, under its own terms, it applied only to diplomatic protection by a State. .
For its part, the Advisory Committee recalled that, in paragraph 19 of its first report on the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1996-1997, it had stated that, in its opinion, the"proposed programme budget for 1996-1997 represents an effort to achieve a more cost-effective approach to the requirements of the United Nations in the coming biennium.
It had stated that no forms of violence would be tolerated and that the obligation of States to develop policies to combat violence against women also applied to domestic situations, including marital rape and some customary or traditional practices.
In taking that decision, the Committee recalled that, in its report tothe General Assembly at its forty-ninth session, 5/ it had stated that, subject to any directives that the Assembly might wish to give in that connection,it would continue, as part of its programme of work for 1995, to review the list of Territories to which the Declaration applied.
Mr. XU Guangjian(China)said that, as it had stated at the preceding session, his delegation had doubts about the necessity and the feasibility of establishing an international criminal court. It was nevertheless ready to contribute actively to a debate on the question.
In taking that decision, the Special Committee recalled that, in its report to theGeneral Assembly at its fifty-seventh session, 6 it had stated that, subject to any directives that the Assembly might wish to give in that connection,it would continue, as part of its programme of work for 2003, to review the list of Territories to which the Declaration applied.
Similarly, in the Barcelona Traction case, it had stated that certain obligations regarding the preservation of the environment would probably constitute obligations of States towards the international community as a whole.
Mr. RESHETOV(Country Rapporteur), thanking the delegation for its introductory remarks,referred to Jamaica's reservation to article 4 of the Convention, in which it had stated that ratification did not imply the acceptance of obligations going beyond the constitutional limits nor the acceptance of any obligation to introduce judicial processes beyond those prescribed under the Constitution.
The Commission recalled that on previous occasions it had stated that comparison should be made to the highest paid national civil service and felt that that approach should be continued.