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A number of delegations commented favourably on the proposal.
The report was considered by the Fifth Committee in March l998 and a number of delegations commented on it.
A number of delegations commented on the issue of high seas biodiversity.
Regarding the Economic andSocial Council, a number of delegations commented that coordination between the Presidents of the two bodies was important and useful, including for the purpose of discussing their respective programmes of work.
A number of delegations commented on the proposed fourth country programme.
In relation to the task force's review of the African Peer Review Mechanism, on which a number of delegations commented, Mr. Marks clarified that the references in the task force report to specific civil and political rights were included in order to reflect a wide range of issues raised in the discussions, but they must be seen in the broader context of the full examination of the Mechanism.
A number of delegations commented on the work of the National Committees in their own countries.
A number of delegations commented favourably on the above proposal of Mexico.
A number of delegations commented on the first country cooperation framework for South Africa.
A number of delegations commented on the length of the report, which many felt to be too long, detailed and descriptive.
A number of delegations commented on the issues of admissibility of claims and preconditions to the exercise of jurisdiction.
A number of delegations commented on exchange rate management, and queried whether the United Nations could change or adapt its rules in this regard.
A number of delegations commented that chapter III of the report on progress towards organizational priorities illustrated activities instead of results.
A number of delegations commented on the"Delivering as one" initiative, which they said was a promising tool for better results at the country level.
A number of delegations commented on the value of publications produced by the Department of Public Information in transmitting the message of the United Nations.
A number of delegations commented on the need to determine whether the workshops would be formally convened by the General Assembly or informally convened by States.
A number of delegations commented positively on the improved presentation of the budget and expressed appreciation for the Controller's enhanced dialogue with Member States on this issue.
A number of delegations commented on the need for new and additional resources for the training of personnel in developing countries; they felt that UNEP expertise could be drawn upon more extensively.
A number of delegations commented positively on UNHCR's budget and programming based on a global needs assessment, and one delegation suggested that the Office undertake a lessons learned exercise to reflect on the process.
A number of delegations commented on the low level of implementation of activities under the central programme assigned to the Centre for Social Development and Humanitarian Affairs of the United Nations Secretariat.
A number of delegations commented on the secretariat's draft proposal for a work plan to implement the Convention on Access to Information, Public Participation in Decision-making and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters.
A number of delegations commented on the new partnership model with retail partners, stating that they hoped it would have a positive impact on income and improve cost effectiveness in cards and gifts sales.
After a number of delegations commented on the repetitive language in draft article 12 of the text prepared by the Working Group, the Coordinator proposed that the facilitator's text be used as the basis for discussion, on the understanding that it was very much a work in progress.
A number of delegations commented on the Mozambique draft CPD, stating that the unified approach of the United Nations country team(UNCT) had resulted in a coherent programme, with shared strategies, objectives and goals, responsive to national priorities.
A number of delegations commented on UNICEF work in the context of the triennial comprehensive policy review, emphasizing the role of capacity-building under national leadership, and of using national expertise in the context of capacity building.
A number of delegations commented on the recommendation of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions(ACABQ) that the division of labour between UNDP and UNOPS be reviewed, with several endorsing the recommendation and others requesting the views of the Executive Director on the issue.
A number of delegations commented on the problem of reconciling, on the one hand, the primary responsibility of the Security Council in the maintenance of international peace and security and its role in making determinations of acts of aggression and, on the other hand, the responsibility that would devolve on the court to establish individual criminal responsibility for the same act- difficulties that article 23 of the Commission's draft vividly brought to light.
A number of delegations, commenting on sections C and D of part V of the report(Relations with the United Nations and other organizations), stated that while a good working relationship with the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea was desirable, it should be borne in mind that the Tribunal was also the court to which the Authority was answerable with regard to any seabed mining dispute.
A number of delegations and observers commented upon the use of hidden reserves.
Mr. Halbwachs(Controller) said that a number of delegations had commented on the overall level of resources requested for the two Tribunals.