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The Austrian delegate and other members also noted the need.
Council members also noted that the provisions of resolution 1192(1998) have not been complied with.
Some members also noted the need for practical amenities, such as access to telephones.
Members also noted the security transition and condemned recent terrorist attacks.
Those members also noted that the debt-burden adjustment takes into account external debt only on a gross basis.
Members also noted that the Gypsy and Hungarian minorities were subject to serious de facto discrimination.
Members also noted the Scientific Committee's advice as to the variable quality of preliminary bottom fishing assessments.
Some Members also noted that important information had not been provided with respect to a number of fishery notifications.
These Members also noted that this was not the first time the Commission had considered the issue of fees in the krill fishery.
These members also noted that the new standard had only been applied to 1,400 jobs since its promulgation in January 2004.
Council members also noted, however, that there were a number of serious outstanding issues to be addressed by the authorities of Croatia.
Some members also noted that the special drawing right comprises only a limited number of currencies held as foreign exchange reserves.
Members also noted that, over time, exchange rate fluctuations around a trend would be mutually offsetting.
The Council members also noted the fragility of the gains made thus far and underlined the need for accelerated progress on the key benchmarks.
Security Council members also noted that the efforts to shed light on the fate of the missing people should be intensified in the remaining months.
The delegation members also noted that a standardized psychological assessment was conducted to determine whether the prisoner was suffering from depression.
Members also noted that the documentation required for the work of the Committee had been made available in a timely manner for review in advance of the session.
Those members also noted that Member States moving up from the floor would inevitably have an increase of at least 100 per cent.
Members also noted that Panama, as probable Flag State of the vessel, had not been notified in accordance with paragraphs 7, 8, 10 and 12 of Conservation Measure 10-07.
Those Members also noted that the Commission had devoted a substantial amount of time to determining which components of SISO were appropriate to include in the CCEP namely Part D.
Members also noted that the technical cooperation efforts of intergovernmental agencies, donors and recipient governments could be improved through better coordination.
These members also noted that this issue was related to some extent to the policies of organizations in respect of contracts, making this a matter that should be addressed through contractual arrangements.
Members also noted that in view of the latest political developments some measures imposed by those resolutions appeared to have lost focus and would have to be adjusted to new realities.
Members also noted the high costs associated with travelling to their home countries to attend private occasions, such as children's birthdays, graduations or wedding anniversaries.
CEB members also noted that United Nations result-based budgeting offered new opportunities for establishing the mechanism called for, or indicators of achievement.
Several Members also noted that Korea's preliminary assessment had been submitted after the deadline and that Russia had submitted an exploratory notification which had not included a preliminary assessment.
Council members also noted the importance of maintaining balance between the resources allocated to desertification and those allocated to deforestation in the land degradation focal area.
Those Members also noted that the use of the term‘registered VME' for small areas where evidence of a VME was found may be confusing because the VMEs where such evidence is found were likely to be larger than the current designations.
These members also noted that in the Bretton Woods financial institutions the administrative costs were paid out of revenues; this was not the case in the United Nations common system, in which the costs were paid from the budgets of the Member States.
Those members also noted that annual recalculation could be implemented under a"moving scale", which would be based on approved scale methodology fixed for three years, with scale rates to be recalculated annually on the basis of updated statistical data.