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I wish to emphasize that we should continue to examine the roles and policies of these institutions.
Those different approaches to coordination reinforced his delegation's belief that Governments should continue to examine the feasibility of a global action plan.
The General Assembly should continue to examine ways of expediting the consideration of such requests.
The Commission on Population andDevelopment will not need to conduct a separate discussion of education but should continue to examine education and awareness programmes targeted at population objectives.
The Assembly should continue to examine the major political, social and economic issues in an effective manner.
With regard to drug-related crimes,Italy believed that the Commission should continue to examine the issue, which was still of concern to many delegations.
The Commission should continue to examine the items on its agenda at its 1998 session, which should be held in two parts.
The Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights on violence against women should continue to examine within the framework of her mandate, the question of harmful traditional practices.
Second, we should continue to examine ways to break the deadlock in the Conference and seek a solution that is acceptable to all parties.
The European Union also wished to emphasize that the population issue influenced every aspect of development and that Governments should continue to examine the economic and social implications of demographic change and the age pyramid, including ageing of the population.
The Special Committee should continue to examine all issues related to the maintenance of international peace and security.
The Council, inter alia, considered that the Commission on Population andDevelopment would not need to conduct a separate discussion of education but should continue to examine education and awareness programmes targeted at population objectives Ibid., para. 53.
In general, the Sixth Committee should continue to examine all the recommendations contained in"An Agenda for Peace.
It was disappointing that the Secretariat had been able to remove only $1.7 million from the total projected associated costs for 2008 to 2013, which still totalled $141.4 million:the Secretariat should continue to examine ways to further absorb those costs among various departments.
The Committee on Contributions should continue to examine ways in which requests from those Member States could be considered in a timely manner.
It was important to keep in mind that determining the Organization's priorities was the unconditional prerogative of the Member States, which must be involved at all stages of budget preparation and implementation, andthat the Advisory Committee should continue to examine budget outlines and proposals.
UNCTAD should continue to examine issues related to competition law and policy of particular relevance to development.
Concerning the application of Article 19, the Group of 77 andChina believed that the General Assembly should continue to examine requests for exemption, in particular from developing countries unable to pay their contributions owing to circumstances beyond their control.
UNCTAD should continue to examine issues related to competition law and policy of particular relevance to development, including analytical work on restrictive business practices.
The Working Group on Equitable Representation on andIncrease in the Membership of the Security Council should continue to examine questions such as these in the context of the so-called cluster II list of items, which pertain to the organization and working methods of the Council.
The Assembly should continue to examine the work of the anti-apartheid bodies established by the United Nations, namely the Special Committee against Apartheid, the Group of Three and the Ad Hoc Working Group of Experts of Southern Africa.
Subsequent to the forthcoming session of WP.5 a joint ad hoc meeting of the EC andECE as proposed by the Working Party should continue to examine transport questions related to Euro-Asian links, taking into account, inter alia, the results of the St. Petersburg conference.
The Commission should continue to examine the harmonization of the principles of arbitral proceedings in order to ensure their objectivity and impartiality.
As for the decline in core contributions against non-core contributions to the United Nations development system,we feel that the Organization should continue to examine ways of how non-core contributions can better meet development needs on the ground, while making efforts to increase core contributions.
The General Assembly should continue to examine the problem of the integration of the economies of countries in transition into the world economy every two years, on the basis of analytical reports.
At the same session, the Committee also felt that, subsequent to the eleventh session of WP.5, a joint ad hoc meetingof the EC and ECE as proposed by the Working Party(TRANS/WP.5/22, para. 63) should continue to examine transport questions related to Euro-Asian links, taking into account, inter alia, the results of the St. Petersburg Conference ECE/TRANS/125, para. 49.
Accordingly, the Committee should continue to examine such questions with a view to finding means of agreement that could lead to effective solutions.
In conclusion, the Chair stressed that the Committee should continue to examine ways to revitalize its work and to keep the Working Group informed of any decisions in this regard.
The international community should continue to examine possible solutions to address these shortcomings and it therefore supported the proposal by the Sub-Commission, adopted at its fifty-sixth session, on the nomination of a special representative of the Secretary-General on minority issues, with a particular focus on country fact-finding missions and preventive diplomacy.
The Scientific and Technical Subcommittee should continue to examine the question of the geostationary orbit with a view to proposing an equitable and just solution.