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It would have been preferable to have provided for a“reasonable period”.
He welcomed the detailed statistics presented by the delegation,but said that it would have been preferable to include them in the written report.
It would have been preferable to consider the matter in the Sixth Committee.
It would have been preferable to deal with the two topics in separate resolutions.
With respect to operative paragraph 22, it was inappropriate to"welcome" a report submitted by an independent expert; it would have been preferable to"take note of" the report in question.
It would have been preferable for the Advisory Committee to fully realize the rationale of the proposal.
Ms. Gasri(France), speaking on behalf of the European Union,expressed full support for the draft decision, although it would have been preferable to have reached a consensus on it. .
It would have been preferable to adopt a text that had not been voted on at the Human Rights Council.
While paragraph(a) was deemed satisfactory,it was observed that it would have been preferable if the requirement had been made part of the rule rather than expressed in the form of an exception.
It would have been preferable to use the formulation contained in article 19 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties rather than a different wording.
With regard to the recommendations for future action,it was felt that it would have been preferable to have recommendations directly emanating from the Working Group instead of the Chairperson-Rapporteur.
It would have been preferable to condemn the practice of alien smuggling in the name of the principles of international law or the general principles of law.
Mr. SICILIANOS said that while some references had been made in the report to the special measures prescribed in article 2, paragraph 2,of the Convention, it would have been preferable to devote a separate paragraph to them.
The Commission considered that it would have been preferable to have reviewed the ICSAB Standards prior to the proposed Code of Conduct.
What was offered for the Committee's consideration with regard to international liability andwatercourses was not very substantial, and it would have been preferable to examine it in the context of a more fully developed draft.
The Commission noted that it would have been preferable first to address broad policy considerations before considering the detailed issues.
As the CANZ delegations had indicated in the negotiations leading up to adoption of the draft resolution, it would have been preferable for the Committee to have approved all the development projects proposed by the Department of Economic and Social Affairs.
For example, it would have been preferable to delete paragraph 25(s), which referred to the positions of the Attorney General and the Minister of Justice.
Moreover, since the majority of the principles of State responsibility applied to international organizations, it would have been preferable to focus on specific problems entailed by the latter's responsibility and to develop general and abstract rules that fitted the typical international organization.
Although it would have been preferable to continue carrying out this task in The Hague until the end of the year, this proved impossible for lack of funding.
It would have been preferable for the draft articles to state expressly that, in the latter circumstance, the conflict might be only indirectly relevant.
His delegation believed that it would have been preferable to refer directly to the 1949 Geneva Conventions and their Additional Protocols.
It would have been preferable to state clearly that"armed conflict" referred to the set of conflicts covered by common articles 2 and 3 of the Geneva Conventions.
Ms. González Martínez suggested that it would have been preferable to gather together all information relating to violence against women in one chapter.
It would have been preferable to focus on undertakings and on honouring them in good faith, but the negotiations had suffered from North/South divergences.
Nevertheless, the Government of Mexico wishes to make it clear that, in its view, it would have been preferable, for the completion of the work of regulating State responsibility and the international liability of States, to have considered, within the compass of a single instrument, both responsibility for fault and liability for risk.
It would have been preferable to give a detailed account of the measures that United Nations bodies had taken to strengthen the private sector in developing countries.