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Only 3 think that they don't need such assistance.
On the basis of humanitarian need, such assistance should also go to all Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
Countries with economies in transition also need such assistance.
All countries need such assistance, because it is not always clear that democratic principles are observed in their entirety throughout the world.
Those efforts make a difference in the daily lives of the people who need such assistance.
There is no doubt that there are regions,subregions and States that need such assistance in order to be able to implement many of the recommended measures.
Moreover, the U.S. has begun offering a seminar in Washington on drafting anti-terrorism legislation for countries that need such assistance.
They need such assistance not only to draw navigational charts and fulfil their obligations to implement the International Plan of Action to Prevent, Deter and Eliminate Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing and to reduce conflicts between coastal and industrial fisheries, which may lead to the depletion of fish stocks.
Within available resources we are prepared to provide technical assistance to countries who might need such assistance to take part in GSETT-3.
UNHCR intends to continue its activities related to legal protection and construction of permanent housing in the region for various categories of displaced population,which still need such assistance.
In terms of the countries to be supported by the LEG, LDCs mentioned that it could be mandated to providesupport to the LDCs, as well as other developing countries that may also need such assistance, although they do not foresee that many non-LDC developing countries will require such direct assistance from the LEG.
My delegation urges the developed countries to increase the volume andquality of official development assistance to those African countries that badly need such assistance.
A general rule of international standards is that the access to free legal aid envisages not only the right of the persons who need such assistance, but also the obligation of the state to provide this assistance. .
As a result of the Parliamentary Support Programme concluded in October 1998 with the United Nations Development Programme, the Inter-Parliamentary Union has been able to continue rendering advisory services and technical assistance at both the international and national levels,which is extremely important for the parliaments of countries that need such assistance.
Donors, including States and international and regional organizations with the capacity to do so,should be encouraged to offer appropriate technical and financial assistance to States that need such assistance for the[more effective] implementation of sanctions.
To this end, we would like to see increasing external assistance, so designed to help us to reach the point where we no longer need such assistance.
For that reason his delegation had sponsored resolutions on the protection and security of small States in 1989, 1991 and 1994 and remained convinced that a long-term solution to the problem required, among other things, the establishment of a multilateral mechanism to assist small States in protecting their security, sovereignty andterritorial integrity in time of need. Such assistance should be regarded as a political and moral obligation on the part of the international community.
States also noted the need for more expertise in the technical areas of tracing andencouraged the wider diffusion of that expertise to States that need such assistance.
Donors, including States and international and regional organizations with the capacity to do so, should be encouraged to offer appropriate technical andfinancial assistance to States that need such assistance for the implementation of sanctions.
Coordinate assistance requests to help States, international, regional andsubregional organizations offering assistance to work together with States that need such assistance.
Because of the priority it attaches to human security, Japan has a special interestin the protection and empowerment of vulnerable people who desperately need such assistance.
Vii Urge donors, including States and international and regional organizations with the capacity to do so, to offer appropriate technical andfinancial assistance to States that need such assistance.
Medical assistance based on the Daily Life Security Law, Japan's public assistance law, includes the provision of hospitalization, health examinations, medication, injections andsurgical operations, for those who need such assistance owing to their financial situation.
Medical assistance based on the Public Assistance Act, Japan's public assistance law, includes provisions for hospitalization, health examinations, medication, injections, andsurgical operations, for those who need such assistance due to their financial situation.
Considerable efforts have also been devoted to proposing ways and means to operationalize the roster of experts on biosafety established by the Conference of the Parties(decision EM-I/3) for the purpose of providing assistance to developing countries andcountries with economies in transition which may need such assistance in the fields of risk assessment and risk management.
Anyone needing such assistance enjoyed equal treatment, regardless of economic status.
The region needs such assistance, it is ready to adopt and apply quality.
Only two States, however, indicated that they needed such assistance.
Improvements in these areas would also be necessary from the perspective of advisory services andtechnical assistance to Governments needing such assistance.
Peacekeeping forces were currently often called on to pacify parties fighting in the territory of one and the same State and also to carry outpolice functions to restore law and order in States needing such assistance.