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Many delegations expressed the view that the process should be continued.
While supporting the proposed inclusion of a contingency for special missions in the outline, many delegations expressed the view that budgetary provisions could only be made for approved mandates.
Many delegations expressed the view that the programme was consistent with existing mandates.
As regards subparagraph(d) of article 20, many delegations expressed the view that crimes against humanity met the criteria for inclusion in the jurisdiction of the court set forth in the preamble.
Many delegations expressed the view that freeing resources from military expenditures could also help.
Many delegations expressed the view that any such recommendations should be non-mandatory and rely on practical aspects.
Many delegations expressed the view that the exercise of diplomatic protection was the right of the State.
Many delegations expressed the view that it would be desirable for rules on transparency also to apply to existing investment treaties.
Many delegations expressed the view that the identity of the complainant should be revealed to the State party.
Many delegations expressed the view that it was too early to make far-reaching decisions on the operation of UNIFEM and further discussions were needed.
Many delegations expressed the view that such a facilitative implementation mechanism should be based on principles that reflected the nature of the Convention.
Many delegations expressed the view that the traditional exception concerning political or military offences should not apply to requests for assistance.
Many delegations expressed the view that the optional protocol should also cover the promotion of international cooperation of an administrative and judicial nature.
In particular, many delegations expressed the view that a legal or regulatory gap existed in respect of marine genetic resources, including the sharing of benefits.
Many delegations expressed the view that, in order to be effective, prevention should address the social and economic factors that were associated with corruption.
However, many delegations expressed the view that some of the proposals now before the Committee did not fully reflect the outcome of the Conference.
Many delegations expressed the view that the note should also stress that Member States must meet their financial obligations in full, on time and without conditions.
Many delegations expressed the view that the programme had been mandated by the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action, 3/ adopted by the World Conference on Human Rights.
Many delegations expressed the view that appointment of candidates to senior positions in the field should reflect the respective levels of contribution to that force.
Many delegations expressed the view that the Convention provided a solid framework for marine scientific research beyond areas of national jurisdiction and for the sharing of information.
Many delegations expressed the view that paragraph 3 should be deleted as a result of the negotiations undertaken by Canada on paragraph 2 of the section dealing with the protection of children/child victims.
Many delegations expressed the view that the work of CEO was not widely known and suggested that Governing Council members be informed of the availability of new evaluation reports.
Many delegations expressed the view that reforms to institutional arrangements could be based on the existing structure, while enhancing coordination, coherence and synergies.
Many delegations expressed the view that the various crisis mitigation strategies and counter-cyclical stimulus packages had contributed to global recovery in economic growth and trade.
Many delegations expressed the view that diplomatic protection was a topic of great practical significance which was ripe for codification and on which there was already a sound body of legislation.
Many delegations expressed the view that only the mandate as defined by the Security Council provided the basis for specific components to be included in a particular peace-keeping operation.
Many delegations expressed the view that the scope ratione loci of an international instrument was constituted by the areas beyond national jurisdiction, namely the high seas and the Area.
Many delegations expressed the view that TCDC, ECDC and South-South cooperation were fundamentally related, although they had originated in different forms, and that the operational integration of TCDC and ECDC was needed.
Many delegations expressed the view that the proposal should be proportionate to the supporting role, which was at present being played satisfactorily by the United Nations Centre for Disarmament.
Many delegations expressed the view that a verification regime should focus on enrichment and reprocessing plants, since these are the essential production facilities for weapons-usable fissile material.