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The United States also noted that there were some significant gaps in the Commission's text.
While noting the continued importance of cooperation andassistance for the practical implementation of the Programme of Action, States also noted the need for broad participation in Programme of Action meetings, including the provision of assistance by those States in a position to provide it, on a voluntary basis, for that purpose.
States also noted that many markings may have been partially or completely obliterated.
The representative of the United States also noted the importance that her Government attached to the issue.
States also noted that the definition should address damage to property and to the environment.
The EU member States also noted that they were bound by the relevant EU legislation.
Other States also noted the need to make provisions in the draft articles to reflect the interests of developing countries.
Member States also noted with satisfaction the report on the activities of the Commission 2008-2009.
Member States also noted that issues related to the environment dominated the Commission's agenda.
The United States also noted that the language of paragraph 23 was not consistent with applicable international law.
These States also noted significant exports of carbon fibre both to the Islamic Republic of Iran and to other countries in its region.
Some States also noted that they could not support a provision giving indigenous people the right to opt out of the national legal system.
States also noted the need to consider ways to assess the effectiveness of cooperation and assistance in order to ensure implementation of the Programme of Action.
Some Respondent States also noted that precautions should be taken against superfluous injury or unnecessary suffering before an attack commences.
States also noted that the task of preparing national reports could be made easier through the further development of elements of standardization in reporting.
Several States also noted that, in accordance with their respective constitutions, the provisions of international treaties, once ratified, took precedence over domestic law.
States also noted that the proper identification and responsible disposal of their surplus stocks, preferably through destruction, required resources, inter alia, to.
States also noted the benefit of improved law enforcement and counter-terrorist activities, for instance through security video surveillance of certain public areas.
However, States also noted the latest analysis by the Small Arms Survey that suggested more work needs to be done to foster wider and deeper cooperation.
States also noted the need to consider ways to assess the effectiveness of cooperation and assistance received and provided in order to ensure the implementation of the Programme of Action.
States also noted the positive impacts of globalization, including advancements in technology and social media that have facilitated self-expression and self-determination for many.
Three States also noted that they were either new countries or that they had only recently come out of conflict situations, placing even further restraints on their administrative capacities.
States also noted the need for more expertise in the technical areas of tracing and encouraged the wider diffusion of that expertise to States that need such assistance.
States also noted that they have not been able to include names in the SIS because a great number of them do not meet the minimum requirements for inclusion in the SIS, that is, date or at least year of birth.
Some States also noted that expanding access to safe, legal abortion, under criteria permitted by national law, was associated with reductions in maternal mortality stemming from unsafe abortion.
States also noted that cooperation included all forms of joint or coordinated action between two or more States, including the sharing of information and experience, in support of Programme of Action implementation.
States also noted that the task of preparing national reports could be made easier through the further development of elements of standardization in reporting, and called on countries that have not yet done so to submit reports in a timely manner.
Several States also noted that data reported were divided among criminal justice agencies, other agencies and private sector entities, raising a need to identify gaps and compensate for multiple reporting.
Some States also noted that criteria used in many performance reviews had focused on decision-making, the use of the precautionary approach, the use of scientific advice and the inclusion of intergovernmental organizations in the processes of regional fisheries management organizations.
Some States also noted the meeting of the Pacific Islands Forum Leaders at Nadi, Fiji in October 2006, where participants adopted a Declaration on Deep Sea Bottom Trawling to Protect Biodiversity in the High Seas to manage this method of fishing in order to protect biodiversity in the high seas Fiji, New Zealand.