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Lastly, it wished to emphasize the responsibilities and accountability of programme managers.
While his delegation welcomed the debate initiated by the Secretariat on budget flexibility, it wished to emphasize that budget decisions must be discussed and adopted by the Committee, pursuant to Article 17 of the Charter of the United Nations.
It wished to emphasize the importance of increasing the participation of civil society in the reporting process.
Although the Group welcomed the outreach programme, it wished to emphasize that the programme should reach out to educational institutions all over the world.
It wished to emphasize that cash awards were not the only or indeed necessarily the best way of recognizing excellent performance.
With respect to the holding of informal informals, it wished to emphasize that they should not overlap or take place in parallel with other meetings of the Committee.
It wished to emphasize that the development of human resources for industry was an essential factor in the implementation of the Organization's programmes and activities.
While her delegation supported the Secretary-General's proposals as a whole, it wished to emphasize that the problems facing Haiti could only be overcome through capacity-building and the strengthening of national institutions.
It wished to emphasize that in no case should the programme of work take second place to the reform process, which must be a tool for greater efficiency in the implementation of the programme.
Mr. Pákozdi(Hungary) said that,while his delegation welcomed the progress made in the Commission's work in 2013, it wished to emphasize the importance of finalizing the issues that had been on the Commission's agenda for too long with moderate success.
However, it wished to emphasize the importance of transparency and accountability in addressing the issue of safety and security.
While the Movement underlined the importance of freedom of opinion and expression,as provided under article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, it wished to emphasize that morality, public order and the rights and freedoms of others must be recognized and respected in the exercise of that freedom.
In that connection, it wished to emphasize the importance of job security for ensuring the impartiality, independence and integrity of staff.
While his delegation welcomed the hundreds of partnership initiatives launched in Johannesburg by governments andthe private sector, it wished to emphasize that those partnerships were not a substitute for government responsibilities and commitments, but a means of bolstering sustainable development initiatives.
In that connection, it wished to emphasize that the General Assembly was not requesting a review of the very concept of the termination indemnity as a whole.
It wished to emphasize that the election results should not be used by any party to interfere in the internal affairs of Palestine and that it was not the time to exert pressure or cut off aid.
With regard to draft conclusion 1, it wished to emphasize the importance of articles 31 and 32 of the 1969 Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, which provided general rules and supplementary means of treaty interpretation.
Lastly, it wished to emphasize that an expeditious reduction in the Mission's strength would be necessary once the objectives of the current expansion had been achieved.
However, it wished to emphasize the responsibilities of the Secretariat in terms of improving the comprehensive planning of operations and coordination between Headquarters and the field.
However, it wished to emphasize its understanding of paragraph 5 of the draft text, which called on the Secretariat to supply the Member States with full justification of the resources being requested.
It wished to emphasize that it was not calling into question the validity of the Noblemaire and Flemming Principles, which continued to underpin the pay philosophy of the United Nations system and the pay-setting processes.
It wished to emphasize, however, that duty of due diligence and State liability for failure to comply should not in its view exclude from the regime to be established the concept of liability without fault of the State of origin.
It wished to emphasize that the functions assigned to the Deputy Special Representative were of vital importance for the implementation of the mission's mandate and that the level of responsibility of the post fully justified the Secretary-General's proposal.
It wished to emphasize that it was the primary responsibility of States to create national conditions that were conducive to the fulfilment of the right to development and that those efforts needed to be supported by an enabling international economic environment.
It wished to emphasize that the consideration of issues relating to economic, social and cultural rights within a genuine human rights framework required much more than a traditional analysis of the factual situation relating, for example, to nutrition, literacy or health care.
In addition, it wished to emphasize the importance of the New Partnership for Africa's Development(NEPAD), and to draw attention to the conclusions in the progress report of the Secretary-General on the implementation of the recommendations contained in his report on the causes of conflict and the promotion of durable peace and sustainable development in Africa A/63/212.
It wishes to emphasize the following points.
In this connection it wishes to emphasize that compensation not only may but should include interest and, where appropriate, loss of profits.
It wishes to emphasize that it would be very useful for this activity to be followed up on a permanent basis.
It wishes to emphasize, however, that the adoption of legislative measures, as specifically foreseen by the Covenant, is by no means exhaustive of the obligations of States parties.