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The draft resolution notes only one bilateral initiative.
It appears that the international community will speak again today with one voice in support of the commencement of negotiations on this vital international instrument, which, as the draft resolution notes, would make a significant contribution to nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation.
The resolution notes that the United States has lost the role of mediator in the Middle East.
With regard to the appointment of the co-chairpersons, the draft resolution notes the need to have representation from both developed and developing countries.
The resolution notes that SOLAS does not provide for any extension of implementation dates for the introduction of the ISM Code.
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In its preambular part, the draft resolution notes the increased deliberations of the Conference on Disarmament in 2007.
The draft resolution notes the efforts made by the Mediterranean countries to comprehensively and in a coordinated manner confront the challenges they share.
In the third andsixth preambular paragraphs, the draft resolution notes and welcomes the decision of many Member States to participate in the standardized reporting system.
The Resolution notes that if by the September session of PACE no progress in implementing the recommendations is achieved, the Assembly"resolves to reconsider the credentials of the Armenian delegation.
To meet this commitment it will be necessary, as the draft resolution notes, for States to proceed to the final phase of the negotiation at the beginning of 1996 in order to complete the final text of the treaty not later than 30 June.
As the resolution notes great-Power rivalry has been replaced by a new and welcome phase of confidence, trust and cooperation in international relations.
Besides technical updating, in the third preambular paragraph the draft resolution notes that the renewed interest in nuclear disarmament should be translated into concrete actions for the achievement of general and complete disarmament under effective international control.
The draft resolution notes the achievement of the International Conference of New or Restored Democracies, under the chairmanship of Qatar, of the establishment of the International Day of Democracy on 15 September.
Finally, in paragraph 3 the draft resolution notes the importance of the safe and effective management of the fissile materials derived from dismantled nuclear weapons.
As the draft resolution notes, effective coordination at the national level is essential to an integrated approach at the international level.
The draft resolution notes Security Council resolution 984(1995) as well as the views expressed on it.
This year the draft resolution notes the important progress made by the new institutions of the International Seabed Authority and the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea.
Furthermore, the resolution notes that non-core resources represent an important supplement to core resources and recognizes the establishment of a number of multi-donor funding mechanisms.
In that context, the resolution notes that the adoption of guidelines is an appropriate interim measure to ensure provision of financial security in case of abandonment of seafarers.
The draft resolution notes that straddling fish stocks and highly migratory fish stocks have been subject to heavy and little-regulated fishing efforts and that some stocks continue to be overfished.
In addition, the resolution notes the international community's support to Afghan institutions in organizing the next elections and the need to accelerate the planning and preparations for such elections.
The resolution notes the Assembly's great concern about incidents involving the smuggling of aliens on board ships and the serious problems for safety at sea which are associated with such activities.
In that context, the draft resolution notes that it has not yet been possible to overcome the devastating effects of hurricanes Mitch and Keith, or the earthquakes and droughts that have devastated the region.
The resolution notes that advisory services and technical cooperation provided at the request of Governments constitute effective means of promoting and protecting human rights, democracy and the rule of law.
The resolution notes that artificial rehabilitation and restoration of coral reefs can sometimes be appropriate, but that artificial systems cannot replace and do not work as effectively as a natural coral reef.
The draft resolution notes that those countries, which are receiving a great number of refugees and displaced persons, are also among the least developed countries and therefore continue to experience an extremely critical economic situation.
The resolution notes the objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity and that the transfer and introduction of alien aquatic species with ballast water threatens the conservation and sustainable use of biological diversity.
The draft resolution notes the discussion on the relevant legal regime on marine genetic resources in areas beyond national jurisdiction and calls upon States to further consider this issue in the context of the mandate of the Ad Hoc Open-ended Informal Working Group.
The resolution notes that while the IMO Comprehensive Manual on Port Reception Facilities provides guidance and technical advice, there is a need for guidelines on how best to plan the provision and utilization of port waste reception facilities that meet the needs of their users.
In its operative part, the draft resolution notes that the significant reduction of non-reimbursable cooperation, which has been seen in the last two years, as was pointed out in the Secretary-General's report, contained in document A/58/286 on international assistance to and cooperation with the Alliance for Sustainable Development of Central America.