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It was noted that States had also taken concrete steps to ensure the independence of the judiciary.
However, within these agencies, there could be multiple relevant sub actors, including those responsible for bilateral development assistance orfor providing assistance through multilateral entities; it was noted that States Parties in a position to assist include any State Party that has any form of assistance that it could offer to another to help in improving its response to landmine survivors and other persons with disabilities.
It was noted that States had primary responsibility for dealing with the threat from MANPADS proliferation.
A view was expressed that State liability could be seen as no more than residual compared with the liability of the operator of the activity resulting in transboundary harm;in that connection it was noted that States had admitted to liability only under specific treaties that related to activities exclusive to States, which was not necessarily the case for all the activities envisaged by the draft articles.
It was noted that States should be encouraged to allow for civil forfeiture and non-conviction-based forfeiture.
With respect to human rights issues it was noted that States had to honestly confront concrete issues when countering terrorism.
It was noted that States must, in any event, meet their obligations with respect to international criminal jurisdiction.
It was noted that States must, in any event, meet their obligations with respect to international criminal jurisdiction.
It was noted that States have an obligation to amend their legislation in such a way as to facilitate property restitution.
It was noted that States should acknowledge that the threat to their security came from both within and across national borders.
It was noted that States should review the application of their criminal laws to environmental protection at the national, regional and international levels.
In particular, it was noted that States possessing advanced technologies already had an obligation under Part XIV of the Convention to share those technologies with developing countries.
It was noted that States were responsible for vessels flying their flags, but also the actions of nationals whose vessels were flagged to other States. .
It was noted that States needed to implement measures that would make them more food secure and provide alternative sources of energy and water for their growing populations.
It was noted that States found it useful to serve as reviewers and gain experience in the review process prior to being a State party under review.
It was noted that States could be responsible fishing nations without becoming party to such Agreements and that their performance should be evaluated on the basis of their actions.
It was noted that States had obligations to examine all international laws that they had signed and that their concerns needed to be dealt with in an open and fair manner.
Moreover, it was noted that States considering the adoption of the draft Convention would need to weigh the potential inconvenience to the debtor as a result of the assignment against the advantage of increased availability of lower-cost credit.
It was noted that States of the region were involved with issues of migration in different ways, including as countries of origin, countries of transit and countries of destination, as well as countries to which migrants were repatriated.
As regards the latter, it was noted that States parties to the Convention are obliged to make punishable under their national law the international commission of offences with respect to nuclear material as listed in its article 7.
It was noted that States generally supported the recommendation as a means to promote a uniform and flexible interpretation, in different jurisdictions, of the writing requirement for arbitration agreements under article II, paragraph 2, of the New York Convention.
It was noted that States generally supported the recommendation as a means to promote a uniform and flexible interpretation, in different jurisdictions, of the writing requirement for arbitration agreements under article II, paragraph 2, of the New York Convention.
It was noted that States Parties in a position to assist include any State Party that has any form of assistance that it could offer to another to help in improving its response to landmine survivors and other persons with disabilities.
It was noted that States and regional fisheries management organizations and arrangements did not always adopt conservation and management measures consistent with the best available scientific information on the state of the stocks and the provisions of the Agreement on the precautionary approach.
It was noted that States have specific obligations under humanitarian law such as the duty to receive food aid in times of critical need, to grant access to impartial humanitarian organizations so that they can distribute food aid, and to prohibit the use of starvation as a method of warfare.
It was noted that States involved in the negotiations to establish the new organization or arrangement had agreed that it would regulate fisheries that were not already under the purview of existing regional fisheries management organizations or arrangements, and that the area of geographic coverage would extend to the East Pacific.
In particular, it was noted that States members of the European Union might need to exclude transfer of title in financial collateral, such as securities, cash and funds in bank accounts, as under Directive 2002/47/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of the European Union of 6 June 2002 on financial collateral arrangements, transfer of title had to be recognized according to its terms.
It was noted that state regulation in the country is carried out, among other methods, through the state control of pharmaceutical activities: licensing of pharmaceutical activities, state registration, re-registration and modification of the registration dossier of medicines, state regulation of prices for medicines within the guaranteed scope of free medical care.
In article XVI of the Convention,on technical assistance, it is noted that State parties shall cooperate with each other and with relevant international organizations, as appropriate, so that States parties that so request receive the technical assistance necessary to enhance their ability to prevent, combat, and eradicate the illicit manufacturing of and trafficking in firearms, ammunition, explosives, and other related materials.
It was noted that State sovereignty should be stressed, together with the right to development and capacity-building, to enable States to better discharge applicable duties of due diligence or standards of due care.