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The secretariat stressed that all the services presented involved legal issues.
Since many delegations had been late in submitting information, the secretariat stressed the importance of receiving submissions from Parties on time.
The secretariat stressed the importance of effects in the linkages with climate change.
In his observations on the report, the Deputy Chief of the Cabinet Secretariat stressed the importance of enhancing the legal and business environment to ensure economic growth.
The secretariat stressed that additional funds are needed to carry out its functions.
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Presenting the report of the Executive Director, as contained in documents HSP/GC/22/2 and Add.1- Add.7, the Deputy Executive Director,speaking as a representative of the secretariat, stressed the growing global awareness of the importance of sustainable urbanization.
The secretariat stressed the need for all Committee members to reply to electronic messages.
The representative of the TINA secretariat stressed that TINA was only a part of the Helsinki Corridor Development process.
The secretariat stressed the need for further capacity-building for air quality management and for developing monitoring.
Several representatives of developing countries and the ITC secretariat stressed the importance of announcing contributions and effecting payments sufficiently in advance to ensure continuity in programme implementation.
The FAO secretariat stressed the importance of impact assessments within an ecosystem approach to fisheries and aquaculture.
The representative of the Secretariat stressed that Azerbaijan was currently in full compliance with its plan of action.
The General Secretariat stressed its rejection of any violation of the territorial integrity and independence of Iraq.
While acknowledging the need for a progressive approach, the Secretariat stressed that lessons could only be drawn from experiences and that the more inter-mission cooperation arrangements were implemented, the better the room for adjustments.
The secretariat stressed the need for the agenda to be finalized before the end of June so that all necessary documentation could be prepared on time.
In introducing this item, the secretariat stressed the importance of ICT for economic development, trade and competitiveness, as well as the opportunities that e-business offers to SMEs in developing countries.
The secretariat stressed that article C addresses issues regarding customs legislation but reference will be included in article Q as well.
The FAO secretariat stressed the importance of impact assessments within an ecosystem approach see sect. II.J.2 below.
The Secretariat stressed that ensuring surveillance quality and data quality is an ongoing challenge and also a priority area in VPI's routine work.
The secretariat stressed that the Charter built on the Vienna Declaration and the Programme of Joint Action, covering in particular the health impacts of transport.
The secretariat stressed that the informal meetings had no decision-making power, given that the Convention and its Protocol were fully answerable to the Parties.
The secretariat stressed that the report was intended to provide a broad, coherent framework within which different countries and regions could identify priorities.
The secretariat stressed that any further work in this area would require a substantial input from UNECE member countries and that it would approach delegations with such a request.
In this context, the secretariat stressed that Informal document No. 1(2007)- which is a very preliminary draft- will be modified upon receiving national submissions and/or comments.
The secretariat stressed that work under the Joint Expert Group was lacking the participation of experts from the water sector, and invited Governments to take part in its future meetings.
The secretariat stressed the importance of the EMEP monitoring data for the effects-oriented work and recommended that the Working Group should be consulted in the revision process.
Furthermore, the Secretariat stressed its readiness to build on those experiences in order to explore more effective ways of establishing confidence and trust, which were at the core of international cooperation.
The secretariat stressed that it also established a public key infrastructure(PKI) to avoid that end-users would have to pay to obtain digital certificates from private companies.
The secretariat stressed the important role to be played by national collaborative platforms, such as national trade facilitation committees, working groups or task forces.
The secretariat stressed that even if the reporting template referred to specific methodologies, it also clearly allowed reporting data according to any methodology used by countries.