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Many indigenous representatives spoke about the loss and seizure of their lands.
As I understood, Plahotniuc assigned a task for them- to appear and stake out the possibility of holding any referendum in order to be able to annul orpostpone the referendum about which civil society representatives spoke yesterday.
Many representatives spoke in support of the draft resolution and endorsed it.
In the context of the security situation in Afghanistan, a number of representatives spoke of how to deal with the security issue outside Kabul.
Representatives spoke of the cooperation they had developed with neighbouring States on shared borders.
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Well over two thirds of the Member States whose representatives spoke yesterday were sceptical as to the future utility of the Open-ended Working Group.
I also would like to take note of the special appreciation he expressed to the President of the General Assembly as well as to the Secretary-General andthe Member States and observers whose representatives spoke here over the past two days.
Several representatives spoke of the implications of the new universal body for the budget and work programme of UNEP.
Mr. Shaaban(Under-Secretary-General for General Assembly and Conference Management): The Legal Adviser has advised the President of the General Assembly that,since Suriname submitted a motion under rule 74 of the rules of procedure of the General Assembly and two representatives spoke for and two spoke against the motion, even though the representative of Belgium, in his intervention, asked for a deferral, such a deferral is impossible because the motion has to be put to the vote.
Several representatives spoke of the difficulties of technology selection, especially for parties operating under paragraph 1 of article 5 of the Protocol.
In the context of the replenishment of the Multilateral Fund many representatives spoke about the financial challenges faced by the parties, in particular parties operating under paragraph 1 of Article 5 of the Protocol.
Representatives spoke of inter-agency committees established at the ministerial level to address proper coordination, steps taken to formalize channels for the exchange of information between affected frontline agencies and the use of joint training to promote cooperation and understanding between different control services, all of which had added a more professional approach to illicit drug and crime control.
In this connection, some representatives spoke in favour of strengthening the obligation of the State taking countermeasures to propose settlement procedures.
The representatives spoke of the situations in their own countries, and the meeting learned of the many positive developments that were already taking place throughout the world.
Five South African child representatives spoke powerfully at the session, while many more engaged in meaningful actions in their home countries.
Numerous representatives spoke of the importance of exploiting synergies and interlinkages with other mechanisms and processes and avoiding duplication of effort.
Some representatives spoke of the need to ensure that the implementation of the guidelines took due account of local social, environmental, cultural and technological considerations.
Some representatives spoke on the issue of drug injection rooms and reaffirmed their conviction that the facilities were in full compliance with the international drug control conventions.
A number of representatives spoke of the recognition in strategies adopted by their respective Governments that good inter-agency cooperation was a prerequisite for the effective suppression of drug trafficking.
HeidelbergCement's representatives spoke about potentials and growth prospects of CaspiCement LLP cement plant, which is a project of the Industrial Development Map, during the meeting held on August 14 with potential clients in Aktau.
Several representatives spoke about their fear of persecution, referring to reports of assassination and harassment of those who spoke against the Government, and called on UNAMID to fulfil its mandate and provide more robust protection.
In the ensuing discussion several representatives spoke in support of UNEP efforts to strengthen governance and environmental law and the importance of the key principles of justice, governance and the rule of law in advancing environmental issues.
Several representatives spoke about the importance of sharing agendas for sustainable development among ministries of environment, finance, agriculture and others, ensuring the integration of the environment at all levels of decision-making.
Several representatives spoke of a need for exchange of experiences and best practices between countries using a variety of means, including partnership building, public-private partnerships, institutional strengthening, technology transfer and capacity-building.
Several representatives spoke of the Open Working Group on Sustainable Development Goals and its work, saying that the Group had made good progress and that the proposed sustainable development goals provided a sound basis for moving forward and for making a positive paradigm shift.
Representatives spoke of the ongoing threat that illicit drug trafficking posed to the international community and expressed the need to enhance international and regional coordination, particularly in the areas of law enforcement cooperation, the engagement of States and agencies in joint initiatives and strategies to counter the production of and trafficking in drugs, combined with a concerted approach to the control of precursor chemicals.
Many representatives spoke about the responsibilities of Governments in achieving sustainable development, including through leading by example, ensuring sustainable public procurement, transforming markets, creating decent green jobs in environmentally friendly and resource-efficient industries and helping consumers to choose companies and industries to take advantage of the opportunities arising from sustainable consumption and production patterns.
Two representatives spoke of the need for strong partnerships and coordination of activities among the international community in the field of water, and one delegate suggested the UNEP should facilitate cooperation and seek to identify synergies in that area with the Convention on Biological Diversity, the Convention to Combat Desertification in Those Countries Experiencing Serious Drought and/or Desertification, Particularly in Africa and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
That representative spoke very forcefully.
One representative, speaking on behalf of a group of countries, inquired about another gas, HFO-1233zd.