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In addition, it was noted that there was a need to improve the monitoring of programme/project expenditures.
The upcoming meetings of the Peacebuilding Commission on Sierra Leone were also discussed, and it was noted that there was a need to hold two informal meetings, one on youth employment and the other on capacity-building, in May.
It was noted that there was a need to study the connections between customs valuations and transfer pricing for income tax purposes.
In a third case, the threshold for liability was unclear and it was noted that there was a need to ensure that companies could be prosecuted independently of their natural persons.
It was noted that there was a need to calibrate the level of protection based on the risks and threat of harm to the victim or witness.
With respect to the relations between the Permanent Forum andthe work of United Nations agencies at country level, it was noted that there was a need to keep working on strengthening the interaction between the global, regional and country levels.
In this respect it was noted that there was a need to look at the links between organized crime and terrorism.
It was noted that there was a need to develop capacity through training and education and to provide instruments for microgravity simulation.
At the Dalian mini ministerial meeting, it was noted that there was a need to seek a middle ground between the Swiss formula and the Uruguay Round approaches.
It was noted that there was a need for more involvement of the countries in Eastern and South-Eastern Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia in UNECE activities.
While another suggestion was to delete the definition of"paper-based transferable document or instrument", it was noted that there was a need to retain the definition in order to reflect the underlying rule that the law governing paper-based transferable documents or instruments was not affected by the draft provisions as stated in article 1, paragraph 2.
It was noted that there was a need to strengthen the capacity in the Pacific region to work on UPR recommendations and those of other international human rights mechanisms.
Women entrepreneurship: It was noted that there was a need for a substantive focus on women and programmes aimed specifically at addressing the obstacles that women entrepreneurs faced.
It was noted that there was a need to reach agreement on the modalities for negotiating agriculture and market access for industrial goods as well as on preferential treatment and the so-called Singapore issues.
With regard to environmental disasters, it was noted that there was a need to concentrate on preventive measures and encourage Governments to establish a joint institution for mobilizing resources for combating environmental disasters.
It was noted that there was a need to improve both the level of safety and the overall quality of life for urban residents and that human security and urban crime prevention were policy matters of high priority in many countries.
In response to the last proposal, it was noted that there was a need to differentiate between exercising power over the management body of the enterprise and the day-to-day management of the enterprise; the former might constitute control, the latter would not.
It was noted that there was a need for countries to create new models and ad hoc working groups for establishing toponymic guidelines, to draft papers on toponymic principles and procedures and to advocate for the importance of correct place name pronunciation.
In that regard, it was noted that there was a need to consider stakeholders' interests also at the level of single-species management, and not only at the level of multispecies management.
In the study, it was noted that there was a need for increased attention to the planning and management of results, rather than their simple measurement.
In this context, it was noted that there was a need to take full advantage of existing international processes and legal frameworks to reduce overfishing, while implementing precautionary and ecosystem-based approaches.
It was noted that there was a need to integrate environmental management into all policies at the national level so as to halt environmental degradation whose main causes were poverty, unsustainable production and consumption practices and the debt burden.
It was noted that there was a need to qualify the execution of the instructions in some way, so that the controlling party would not be liable for additional expenses or damage that was attributable to the carrier's lack of diligence in executing the controlling party's instructions.
It was noted that there was a need to ensure that programme managers took responsibility for self-evaluation, and that that approach would encourage greater accountability by having managers themselves explain their findings and respond to Member States' questions and feedback.
Against this background, it was noted that there was a need to strike an overall balance in the draft convention between obligations of the shipper and the carrier, and the view was expressed that it was not inappropriate for the draft convention to contain obligations on shippers.
It was noted that there was a need for effective follow-up to programme evaluations,a continuing need to strengthen institutional capacity within developing countries to implement programmes and, despite recent progress, still a great need to meet the basic demand for family planning and reproductive health services.
While it was noted that there was a need for a clear definition of the term"instrument",it was understood that a non-legally binding instrument could have various forms or designations that might include, among others: voluntary code, guidelines, international understanding, global programme of action and declaration.
With respect to recommendation(67) it was noted that there was a need for an exception for financial framework agreements only where two conditions were satisfied:(a) where post-commencement set-off was not permitted for mutual financial obligations; or(2) where the insolvency law gave the insolvency representative the ability to override contract termination provisions.
In addition, it was noted that there is a need to develop appropriate technologies to meet humanitarian aims, including the aim of clearing landmines.
It was noted that there is a need not only to monitor the forest sector, but also to obtain information on agriculture and other socio-economic sectors as part of efforts in data collection and assessment.