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Many delegations suggested that the issue of employment should be covered under this item.
At the fourth session of the Ad Hoc Committee, many delegations suggested removing the brackets, while some preferred to retain them see footnote 24 above.
Many delegations suggested adding a reference to gender balance in the membership.
Vii Extraction of body organs ororganic tissue. At the informal consultations held during the fifth session of the Ad Hoc Committee, many delegations suggested that this type of exploitation should be covered under the Protocol.
Many delegations suggested energy as the overarching focus for the second cycle of the Commission's work programme.
To further develop the 10-year framework of programmes between now and the nineteenth session of the Commission, many delegations suggested holding an intersessional meeting in advance of the Intergovernmental Preparatory Meeting to allow more discussion of the framework.
Many delegations suggested that the terms of reference of the Unit should be limited to mandated operations.
Knowing that a travel oridentity document is fraudulent: At the fourth session of the Ad Hoc Committee, many delegations suggested deletion of this subparagraph, while other delegations suggested adding the phrase“for the purpose of smuggling another person across borders”.
Many delegations suggested submitting the background documents on this topic for discussion at the Belgrade Conference.
Many delegations suggested that consideration be given to establishing in Africa a second logistics base for strategic stocks.
Many delegations suggested that the defining element of this subparagraph was the situation of persons with disabilities living in poverty.
Many delegations suggested that the rules of the court should be elaborated and adopted simultaneously with the statute, or incorporated in the statute itself.
Many delegations suggested that a brief and general reference to private military and security companies would be appropriate in this declaration and should not be entirely omitted.
Many delegations suggested deletion of the term"preservation of the status quo" as it was unclear and implicitly contained in the concept of avoidance of irreparable harm.
Many delegations suggested that in order to lower travel costs, the workshops could be held consecutively or in conjunction with other related meetings or processes.
Many delegations suggested that the new process should address the feasibility, scope and parameters of an implementing agreement under the Convention.
Many delegations suggested that information campaigns both in countries of origin and receiving countries should play an important part in any comprehensive response and there were calls for NGO involvement.
Many delegations suggested that both a communications as well as an inquiry procedure should be included in the optional protocol, and that the range among those who could lodge complaints should be broad.
Many delegations suggested that there must be a balance between them, focusing on service delivery in the poorest countries and more on capacity-building and empowerment in others.
Many delegations suggested starting a preparatory process to enable the required political discussion to be concluded within the deadlines agreed upon at the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development.
Many delegations suggested that action in relation to strategic objectives dealing with women's equality might be grouped under the following headings: women in decision-making; national machineries and human rights of women.
Many delegations suggested that developing countries should be exempt from bearing the cost of immunization of their troops serving in peacekeeping operations as such costs have an increasingly substantial financial impact on budgets.
Many delegations suggested the creation of a reserve finance fund that would be available for advance reimbursement payments to allow troop-contributing countries to meet rapid deployment time lines despite budgetary constraints.
Many delegations suggested that a new implementing agreement under the Convention would assist in addressing shortcomings in implementation and existing gaps by establishing an overarching legal, institutional and governance framework.
Many delegations suggested the deletion of the requirement that only written information may be used by the Committee in considering a communication, pointing in particular to the constraints that women in developing countries might face in this regard.
Many delegations suggested including the question of refugee, displaced and migrant women in this section, as well as women affected by armed conflicts, war-related violence, including rape, ethnic cleansing, physical abuse and torture.
Many delegations suggested that the Working Group recommend to the General Assembly at its sixty-seventh session that negotiations for an implementing agreement under the Convention to address the conservation and sustainable use of marine biodiversity beyond areas of national jurisdiction should be initiated at the earliest possible date.
Many delegations suggested that strengthening protection capacities is conditioned upon the availability of resources and must therefore be framed in the broader context of international cooperation, solidarity and burden-sharing and entail adequate funding, inter alia, to UNHCR, to build protection capacity in host countries.
Many delegations suggested replacing the words"enforced disappearances" by a reference to acts or conduct described or defined in article 1, in order to highlight the fact that disappearances committed by non-State actors are not of the same nature as those committed by agents of the State and fall outside the sphere of application of article 1.
Many delegations suggested that while a significant level of resources were assigned to cover issues of peace and security, more emphasis should be placed on coverage of economic and social concerns, including issues of debt, trade and poverty, and urged the Department to strive for a balance between activities relating to peace-keeping and those relating to development.