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It was widely recognized that NTBs were serious export constraints for developing countries.
Despite concerns on various elements of the draft treaty, it was widely recognized that the margins for changing the draft treaty were extremely small.
It was widely recognized that the human body and its parts should not become commodities traded for financial gain.
This work had raised the incredibly highlevel of medical science of that time, a hundred years after the death of Ibn Sina it was widely recognized in Western Europe.
It was widely recognized in the international community that human rights were fundamental to good governance.
The importance of holding pre-selection under article 43 was highlighted, since it was widely recognized that holding dialogue with a high number of suppliers made the process unmanageable and time-consuming.
It was widely recognized that there has been an encouraging and significant evolution of the Council's working methods in recent years.
Although, in some instances, reference had been made in this context only to Heads of State, Heads of Government andministers for foreign affairs, it was widely recognized that all State officials enjoy immunity ratione materiae.
It was widely recognized that about 90 per cent of the migrants that came to the State party did so in order to access other parts of Europe.
While the shape that the development agenda would take remained unclear, it was widely recognized that issues related to personal security, governance, rule of law and human rights must remain part of the discussion.
It was widely recognized that the right to freedom of expression in general was subject to considerations such as public order and morals.
Mr. NGUYEN BA SON(Viet Nam)welcomed the establishment of the Court because it was widely recognized that international criminals should not go unpunished but that few of the many efforts to deal with international criminal offences had proved adequate, effective or comprehensive.
Thirdly, it was widely recognized that the New Partnership for Africa's Development has changed the nature of discussions on development.
Although the discussions were often divided along the lines described, it was widely recognized by participants that the foreseeable effects of cluster munitions must be taken into account when determining the proportionality of the incidental civilian casualties or damage that may result from the use of these weapons.
It was widely recognized that national machinery for the advancement of women could be effective only if it enjoyed a high status.
On the other hand, it was widely recognized that developing countries are overburdened by a vast array of donor and creditor requirements.
It was widely recognized among all stakeholders of the Ivorian peace process that the ultimate challenge posed by the crisis lies in the 2005 elections.
As to recommendation 7(b), it was widely recognized that it was important to provide for an obligation of keeping minutes of meetings of bidders convened by the contracting authority.
It was widely recognized that a system of deposit insurance was necessary, despite the risk of moral hazard that it could give rise to.
However, it was widely recognized that the collective nature of the measures imposed on the Palestinians could not possibly lead to either security or peace.
However, it was widely recognized that technology has frequently outstripped the capacity of local, national and international institutions to manage the challenges of the 21st century.
Moreover, it was widely recognized that innovative financing mechanisms had the potential to raise resources for development that were additional to ODA.
It was widely recognized that there was a need for a more balanced mix of exports and domestic demand for a successful global economic recovery.
It was widely recognized that preventing impunity could be achieved through a comprehensive system of national and international jurisdictions that complemented each other.
While it was widely recognized that in practice the two rules might produce largely similar results, it was agreed that the two provisions should be maintained.
It was widely recognized that the United Nations needed an early warning mechanism and an emergency-response capacity to deal with environmental disasters and emergencies.
It was widely recognized that the policy of oppression, violence and confiscation pursued by Israel against the Palestinians would only aggravate the situation and would lead to even greater destruction.
It was widely recognized that the current stagnation in multilateral negotiations could be ascribed to a lack of political will, as well as to perceived deficiencies in the disarmament machinery.
It was widely recognized that there was a need to strengthen State institutions, in particular the justice sector, with a view to assuring an effective combat against drug trafficking.
It was widely recognized that the formation of customary international law was a State-centred process and that the assessment of its existence was a complex task.