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Some other delegations stressed the need for the comprehensive convention to provide for a clear legal definition of terrorism.
Statements were made by some delegations emphasizing that linkage should not be established between elements of a programme of work while other delegations stressed the need for a comprehensive approach.
Other delegations stressed the need for a pacific settlement of disputes by the parties through means of their own choice.
Statements were made by some delegations emphasising that linkages should not be established between elements of a programme of work, while other delegations stressed the need for a balanced and comprehensive approach.
Other delegations stressed the need to focus on substantive, practical and prioritized solutions within the areas of UNCTAD's mandates.
With reference to the work of the Working Group(see para. 40), other delegations stressed the need to address jurisdictional issues and develop institutional structures for areas beyond national jurisdiction that represented the interests of the international community as a whole.
Other delegations stressed the need to balance the protection of high seas ecosystems with freedom of navigation and other freedoms associated with the high seas.
Some other delegations stressed the need for time in considering this application, since the organization would have to provide adequate responses.
Other delegations stressed the need for a coherent and coordinated effort by all the agencies of the United Nations system in the implementation of the Special Initiative.
Other delegations stressed the need to ensure adequate resources for all mandated activities of ECE, in particular for the development of cooperation in the field of industry and technology.
Some other delegations stressed the need for UNIFEM to work in all regions of the world, in particular in Eastern and Central Europe and in the Commonwealth of Independent States, where it did not yet operate.
Other delegations stressed the need for coordination with all other institutions pursuing similar objectives in the region, in particular the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund(IMF) and UNCTAD.
However, other delegations stressed the need for an agreement to implement UNCLOS in this field and were of the opinion that the consultative process should not prejudice the deliberations in progress within UNESCO.
Other delegations stressed the need, already seven years ago, to commence in the CD negotiations on such a treaty, taking into consideration both nuclear disarmament and nuclear non-proliferation objectives, with a view to their conclusion within five years.
Other delegations stressed the need to strengthen links with the Economic Commission for Europe(ECE), particularly in the areas of the development of social indicators, and with the European Union, in relation to the environment.
Other delegations stressed the need to give full effect to the mandate under article 36 of the Agreement in the future, in terms of both proposing means of strengthening the implementation of the Agreement and reviewing the adequacy of its provisions.
Other delegations stressed the need to bear in mind General Assembly resolution 64/289, on system-wide coherence, in order to promote synergies and improve the relationship of the Economic and Social Council with other United Nations bodies.
Other delegations stressed the need for further efforts to promote capacity-building to combat poverty and assist developing countries in the implementation of the Convention and the development of their marine resources, including through the transfer of technology and training.
Other delegations stressed the need for the international community to mainstream the conservation of vulnerable marine ecosystems into national and multilateral strategies and programmes with the involvement of all stakeholders and emphasized the contribution of such initiatives to wider sustainable development and sustainable livelihoods.
Other delegations stressed the need to ensure that the implementation of the Convention was carried out in the interest of all States and humankind, noting, in particular, the balance achieved through the Convention among competing interests and the need for the peaceful use as well as sustainable and equitable management of the Area.
Other delegations stressed the need to ensure that sufficient resources were made available for the successful implementation of mandates and indicated that if peacekeeping was a priority, personnel in the Department of Peacekeeping Operations should be fully funded in order to avoid increased reliance on personnel loaned by Member States.
Other delegations stressed the need to ensure that adequate coordination be maintained between that programme and other United Nations organs and/or agencies, in particular other economic commissions, as well as the Bretton Woods institutions, UNCTAD, the International Labour Organization(ILO) and Caribbean development organizations, in order to avoid duplication of work.
On the other hand, delegations stressed the need for CPC to give clear indications as to its documentation requirements, in terms of both substance and time-frames.
Emphasizing the linkage between food insecurity,malnutrition and HIV/AIDS, delegations stressed the need to coordinate food aid with other types of aid in addressing the epidemic.
While several delegations stressed the need to institutionalize the consultative arrangements, others underscored the importance of benefiting as much as possible from the significant improvements that the new arrangements provided.
Whereas some delegations stressed the need to refer to the Charter of the United Nations, others stated that the Charter only applies to States and not to individuals submitting the complaints;
One delegation stated that it wished to see tangible results of how members of the United Nations Development Group(UNDG) were promoting joint programming,evaluations and assessments, among other things. The delegation stressed the need to reduce the burden on programme countries resulting from too many analyses and evaluation reports and meetings.
Other delegations stressed the importance of providing conference services to meetings of regional and other bilateral groups and the need for effective enforcement on the length of documentation.
Many other delegations disagreed and stressed the need to use internationally standardized methodologies and classifications.
Some delegations and other participants stressed the need for public policies, developed through participatory and open processes, which protected the rights of peasants.