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Many delegations supported that text.
With regard to the reform of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations management culture, many delegations supported an integrated approach.
Many delegations supported the programme.
Recognizing that the purpose of the protocol would be to assist women in realizing their rights under the Convention, but that there were,however, a large number of reservations to the Convention itself, many delegations supported the inclusion of an explicit provision prohibiting reservations, which they noted was also compatible with international law.
Many delegations supported the proposed text.
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Paragraphs 31, 32: Many delegations supported the recommendations regarding simplification in the certification of Trade Points.
Many delegations supported the structure of the section.
As regards the scope of the topic, many delegations supported the decision by the Commission to confine it to the codification of secondary rules, in other words, the basis, conditions, modalities and consequences of diplomatic protection, and would avoid the question of responsibility for injury to aliens.
Many delegations supported the approval of the partial funding system.
Many delegations supported the proposed programme of work and the proposed increases in resources.
Many delegations supported UNHCR's rights-based approach to the protection of refugee children.
Many delegations supported interventions aimed at improving the health and status of women.
Many delegations supported wording that incorporated elements of all three of the options under discussion.
Many delegations supported the proposed broadening of the mandate of the Working Group and its new title.
Many delegations supported consideration of the issue of the development and transfer of marine technology.
Many delegations supported the proposed inclusion of provisions for special missions in the outline.
Many delegations supported the view that when deciding on accountability, consideration should be given to staff rule 112.3.
Many delegations supported the use by UNFPA of the programme approach and the role of the Executive Board in the programming process.
Many delegations supported continued discussions on the draft PPWT and welcomed the contributions that Russia and China have made to the PAROS debate.
Many delegations supported the view that, when the quantity of aid became inadequate, poverty-alleviation programmes could not be made operational.
Many delegations supported the draft protocol, pointing out that only a mandatory funding instrument would secure long-term financing of the core activities.
Many delegations supported the proposal but the Joint Meeting requested a formal proposal(see TRANS/WP.15/AC.1/88, para. 63), which is offered with the current document.
Many delegations supported the reformulation of the provision in article 12(a) in a positive way so as to promote the relationship of the Committee and States parties.
Many delegations supported the proposed allocation of additional resources under section 21, especially for crime prevention and criminal justice and for the drug control programme.
Many delegations supported the inclusion of the topic of diplomatic protection in the Commission's programme of work, since there was a growing practical need to codify international law in that area.
Many delegations supported an enhancement of the role and the strengthening of the Situation Centre with a view, in particular, to allowing it to function as a joint operation centre during times of crisis.
It stated that many delegations supported the adoption of the revised working paper by the Special Committee as soon as possible and favoured the format of a General Assembly declaration, while showing flexibility in this respect.
Many delegations supported ongoing efforts to establish a rapidly deployable operational headquarters team in the Secretariat, which would help plan future peace-keeping operations and form the nucleus of a field headquarters for new operations.
Many delegations supported the Secretary-General's proposal to transfer posts from the support  account for peace-keeping operations to the regular budget as an appropriate reflection of the increase in the Department's core activities.
Many delegations supported the medium strategic reserve option and stressed, at the same time, that the entire investment for strategic reserve would be meaningless unless the issue of a strategic air/sea lift capacity was properly addressed.