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There was thus a 100 per cent filing compliance.
Further, it was indicated that the draft convention had deliberately avoided the discussionof issues of causality, leaving it to national law, and that there was thus insufficient reason to disturb the complex series of compromises represented in the drafting of the current text.
There was thus a high risk of UNIDO becoming insolvent.
The Committee noted, however,that their use in maritime transport would be authorized as from 2013, that there was thus the possibility of an interface between transport by maritime and inland navigation and that such containers were authorized for transport by rail in the countries applying the SMGS Agreement.
There was thus a need to update insolvency laws and practices.
There was thus the risk of financial loss to the Organization para. 49.
There was thus a danger that the draft articles could suffer the same fate.
There was thus a need for a strong awareness-raising campaign among women voters.
There was thus a need for oversight and control over the price of medicines on the basis of international law.
There was thus a need to devise a concise document focused on objectives and the means of achieving them.
There was thus an evident need for primary and secondary rules, an essential attribute of State responsibility.
There was thus a general obligation to respect human rights, and that general obligation was reflected in draft article 8.
There was thus something highly symbolic in the fact that UNCTAD's renaissance should have taken place in the homeland of President Nelson Mandela.
There was thus strong probability that the transfers of money to Mr. T were done for the purpose of laundering of USD 5.4 million.
There was thus a need for regional efforts to identify what level of fishing activity would support continued sustainable harvests.
There was thus a distinction to be made between punishing offences committed by migrants and cracking down on migrationrelated crime.
There was thus a pressing need to redouble efforts towards the early implementation of effective strategies for the attainment of gender equality.
There was thus in existence an appropriate judicial forum in which legal questions raised by the decisions or recommendations could be settled.
There was thus a logical link among persons with certain kinds of disabilities caused by certain types of weapon within the same geographical area.
There was thus clearly a continued need for States to work on the ratification and for technical assistance to be provided in this regard.
There was thus a decrease in the real flow of resources to the least developed countries despite the increase in the flow to the developing countries overall.
There was thus an urgent need for resources beyond foreign aid to help least developed countries fight the effects of multiple crises.
There was thus appreciable scope for subjective and arbitrary conduct, especially in the light of existing concerns regarding police culture.
There was thus a link between procedures at the national level and the provisions of international instruments that set standards to ensure effectiveness.
There was thus a need to rebalance current WTO rules in order to allow countries to advance their transition towards a greener economy with tangible development gains.
There was thus a need to strengthen the institutional memory of the Office of the President and ensure that the Office was adequately supported in terms of staffing and budget.
There was thus a strong case for SDR allocations to trade-deficit countries that were otherwise subject to asymmetrical demands for adjustment through recessionary measures.
There was thus great uncertainty among both indigenous and non-indigenous parties to land disputes, and the prospect of every land claim having to be contested in court.
There was thus a gap between the remuneration of this highest-paid civil service and that of the United Nations common system, which was in derogation of the Noblemaire principle.
There was thus every reason to think that by the following year-- the last of the quinquennium-- the members of the Commission would be leaving a heritage of topics well on their way towards completion by their successors.