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A number of delegations stressed the need to standardize the report.
Acknowledging the relationship between migration andasylum issues, a number of delegations stressed the need to maintain a balance between immigration control and refugee protection.
A number of delegations stressed the need for women to have access to information.
For improved transparency and accountability, a number of delegations stressed the need to increase consultations with donors and participating organizations in the development of the new UNAIDS strategic plan.
A number of delegations stressed the need to mobilize more resources for HIV country-level coordination.
At the opening plenary meeting of the session, on 16 June 2008, a number of delegations stressed the need for the effective implementation of the Accra Accord, and for the areas of work identified in the Accord to be duly reflected in the work programme.
A number of delegations stressed the need to pay close attention to State practice in the consideration of the topic.
Concerned that a high number of posts in the Office for Audit andInvestigation remained vacant, a number of delegations stressed the need to provide adequate resources and personnel to critical oversight functions in audit, evaluation and ethics and requested more information on how management intended to fill the vacant positions.
A number of delegations stressed the need to take into account the wide cultural diversity within the international community.
On a similar note, a number of delegations stressed the need to revisit the current graduation criteria in light of the special and differentiated needs of the MICs.
A number of delegations stressed the need to preserve the architectural integrity of the structures of all United Nations buildings.
A number of delegations stressed the need to ensure that the review of mandates addressed issues such as selectivity, politicization and double standards.
A number of delegations stressed the need to include the issue of women's legal literacy and human rights education and training.
A number of delegations stressed the need for additional resources for rebuilding and rehabilitating Southern Lebanon and West Beqaa, and appealed for accelerated efforts.
A number of delegations stressed the need to position transitioning programming firmly within government-owned processes and plans.
A substantial number of delegations stressed the need to guarantee minimum rights for the accused in conformity with article 14 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
A number of delegations stressed the need to give effective public information coverage to all priority areas approved by the General Assembly, particularly those related to development and international cooperation.
In addition, a number of delegations stressed the need to operate on the basis of best scientific evidence available and scientific consensus among stakeholders in order to provide for effective management of ocean resources.
A number of delegations stressed the need for active participation of civil society and involvement of non-governmental organizations(NGOs) in the preparations for the special session, as well as the need to ensure appropriate arrangements for their contributions to the special session.
A number of delegations stressed the need to set up a joint ad hoc expert group to develop long-term and short-term programmes under both Conventions, taking into account the results and experience of the work carried and by the International Commission for the Protection of the River Rhine, the International Commission for the Protection of the River Elbe and other relevant organizations and institutions.
A number of delegations stressed the intergovernmental nature of peace-keeping and the need for strengthening mechanisms and modalities for consultation with troop-contributing countries, ensuring financial viability of operations before their start-up, uniformity of command and control and improving reimbursement procedures to troop-contributing countries.
A number of delegations stressed the obligation of countries of origin to readmit their own nationals, while others urged the need to view the issue in a broader context, in particular, to link it to comprehensive approaches.
A number of delegations welcomed the active participation of the donor community in the Special Initiative, in particular the Bretton Woods institutions, and, in this regard, those delegations stressed the need to take immediate and concrete action.
A number of delegations stressed that reform of the institutional framework for sustainable development had to be grounded in a number of key principles, especially the need to renew political commitment for sustainable development, the importance of integrating the three pillars of sustainable development and the need to enhance the integration of sustainable development.
A number of delegations stressed that written summary and verbatim records continued to constitute an important part of the documentation used by Member States and recalled that, pursuant to section IV, paragraph 29, of resolution 66/233, the expansion of digital audio recording of meetings needed to be carefully studied before member States took any decisions to that end.
In the ensuing discussion, a number of delegations stressed the urgent need to secure sufficient long-term funding for the effect-oriented activities and noted that any unjustified reductions in the scope of the work would have a detrimental effect not only on the effective implementation of the Convention, but also on a number of environmental programmes and activities outside the Convention.
A large number of delegations stressed that the Secretary-General should have included in his budget proposal all the posts he deemed necessary to ensure that the various departments of the Secretariat would be able to carry out the programmes and activities approved by the General Assembly without the need to resort to gratis personnel.
Nonetheless, a number of speakers asked for better distinction between emergency response and post-conflict transition programming in education, and one delegation stressed the need for greater focus on disaster risk prevention.
Where the reports of the special rapporteurs were concerned, a number of delegations had stressed the need for the latter to work within their mandates.
Some delegations noted that the increased number of seizures indicated the effectiveness of law enforcement measures, and stressed the need to continue focusing on that approach.