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There was a need to establish appropriate space for time analogues.
In the area of facilities management, there was a need to establish and to enforce a clear policy concerning accommodations.
There was a need to establish an early warning procedure in order to prevent problems from becoming conflicts.
General Assembly resolution 60/251 gave the Human Rights Council a mandate to establish new international legal standards,where necessary, and there was a need to establish a human right to temporary non-refoulement.
Hence, there was a need to establish a rules-based and truly multilateral monetary system.
The Office of Internal Oversight Services found that the systems were weak, and that there was a need to establish policies and guidelines on when overtime could be earned, and how and by whom overtime payments would be calculated.
But there was a need to establish industrial production of antimony in the Soviet Union, in order to stop importing it from foreign countries.
The Group had noted that the surplus as at 31 December 2001 had contracted from that of 1999, that there was increased dependence on investment income, which tended to be volatile, that the actuaries andmembers of the Board had stressed the need for caution and that there was a need to establish an actuarial reserve.
There was a need to establish training services and capacity-building in trauma counselling and rehabilitation at the local level.
Regarding international trade, investment and economic growth, it may be recalled that in 1997, at the nineteenth special session of the General Assembly, Governments agreed that in order to accelerate economic growth, poverty eradication and environmental protection,particularly in developing countries, there was a need to establish conditions that would enable all countries to benefit from globalization.
There was a need to establish an inventory of green labels and review the reliability of environmental information on products certified by them.
Some delegations expressed the view that there was a need to establish a sui generis legal regime for regulating access to and the use of the geostationary orbit, which was a limited natural resource.
There was a need to establish a genuine global partnership, backed by strong political will, to translate commitments into concrete actions.
However, little had been done in that regard, and there was a need to establish special administrative procedures for reporting non-expendable equipment to headquarters and for writing off unusable equipment and supplies.
There was a need to establish a universal mechanism that would penalize the perpetrators of crimes against children, especially in armed conflicts.
In the medium term, there was a need to establish regional peacekeeping capacities modelled on the Economic Community of West African States Monitoring Group ECOMOG.
There was a need to establish legal instruments- clear principles and policies- concerning heritage preservation and the sustainable development of tourism at the international level.
In order to attain that goal, there was a need to establish microfinancing institutions for the poor, as had been done in Laos with the assistance of UNDP and UNCDF.
There was a need to establish clear principles for the management and alleviation of the external debt crisis, principles which would provide for fair burden-sharing between creditors and debtors.
For that purpose, there was a need to establish appropriate institutions, financial mechanisms and education curricula, and to reduce trade barriers to such technologies.
There was a need to establish effective housing finance mechanisms for the implementation of national plans of action and to address the needs of the urban poor.
His delegation also believed that there was a need to establish an evaluation method and promote coordination between the Evaluation Unit and other OIOS bodies such as the Inspection Unit.
There was a need to establish an independent, efficient, impartial and integrated system, while protecting fundamental human rights, including the right to a fair trial.
The Sudan believed that there was a need to establish an agreed framework for a solution to trade and debt problems, strengthen development cooperation and end disputes that reduced trade activities.
There was a need to establish machinery for coordinating their activities with those of Governments, regional organizations, governmental and non-governmental organizations and associations of indigenous people.
Moreover, it was stated that there was a need to establish a functional equivalent replicating the uniqueness of the paper bill of lading, which was essential for its function as a title document.
There was a need to establish a single SOS line in both entities that would be available to all victims of domestic violence and provide necessary information to assist the victims.
The Summit further emphasized that there was a need to establish an effective, transparent and regular inter-agency coordination mechanism on ocean and coastal issues within the United Nations system.
However, there was a need to establish a mechanism to ensure that, in the absence of workflow in the MSRP Human Resources module, entries have been approved at the right level of authority.
Before formulating national demand reduction plans, there was a need to establish systematic and standardized data collection systems in order to be more fully aware of the nature and extent of the drug abuse problems and to keep abreast of their changing patterns.