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Members agreed on the value of continuing discussions on these items.
It is recognized that the need to address the problems of process management to maximize the value of continuing relevance.
States Parties recognized the value of continuing to consider in 2015 these challenges and ways to address them.
The sponsor also proposed that the Special Committee should address to the General Assembly a recommendation, along the lines of the recommendations reflected in paragraphs 166 and 167 of its report to the Assembly at its fifty-sixth session,22 concerning the recognition of the value of continuing to consider measures within the United Nations aimed at ensuring the revitalization of the Assembly.
Participants acknowledged the value of continuing dialogue on these issues and the valuable role to be played by the Colloquium in facilitating exchange of views and experience.
Recognizing the importance of thoroughly and effectively reviewing science and technology developments relevant to the Convention, of keeping pace with rapid changes in a wide range of fields, and in exploring opportunities for enhanced cooperation andsharing of technology identified by such reviews, States Parties reiterated the value of continuing to consider, in future meetings, possible ways of further strengthening scientific review.
Nonetheless another participant underlined the value of continuing to work on the issue in the partnership context.
The value of continuing or strengthening a life cycle approach was evident in many areas, including in relation to health, education, employment, poverty and the situation of the girl child.
It agreed to work to mitigate anthropogenic threats to that population and recognized the value of continuing to cooperate with the World Conservation Union Western Gray Whale Advisory Committee.
States Parties reiterated the value of continuing discussions on strengthening Article VII, and taking into consideration lessons learned from combatting infectious disease, such as Ebola.
Recalling also General Assembly resolution 41/120 of 4 December 1986,in which the Assembly recognized the value of continuing efforts to identify specific areas where further international action was required to develop the existing legal framework in the field of human rights.
States Parties also noted the value of continuing to consider this topic, including environments conducive to development of diagnostics, prophylactics and therapeutics.
States Parties also noted the value of continuing to consider this topic, including the possible importance of the interoperability of regulatory standards.
States Parties also noted the value of continuing to review gain-of-function work and consider the possible implications for the Convention in future meetings.
States Parties reiterated the value of continuing discussions on strengthening Article VII, including in light of various proposals made by States Parties.
States Parties also agreed on the value of continuing in 2015 to explore strengthening the procedures and mechanisms for the provision of assistance, including, inter alia.
States Parties noted the value of continuing to develop measures for, and taking advantage of, international cooperation in accordance with Article X to strengthen implementation of the Convention.
The LEG underscored the value of continuing to conduct surveys on the status of the preparation and implementation of NAPAs and on experiences gained by LDC Parties during the sessions of the subsidiary bodies.
States Parties noted the value of continuing discussion on measures to strengthen national implementation of the Convention, including in light of various proposals made by States Parties.
The LEG underscored the value of continuing to conduct surveys on the status of, and experiences during, NAPA preparation, and on the status of implementation of NAPAs, during the sessions of the subsidiary bodies.
States Parties noted the value of continuing to consider how these advances might be applied to defensive countermeasures, protective clothing and equipment, decontamination, medical countermeasures, as well as for detection and diagnosis.
The comprehensive review recognized the value of continuing efforts to ease the transition of new non-permanent members to the 1540 Committee and to maintain the network of non-permanent members leaving the 1540 Committee to support implementation of the resolution.
States Parties noted the value of continuing and expanding their use of the database, and using it to reconcile supply and demand for technical assistance, and improving the provision of assistance and cooperation by detailing needs and identifying capacity gaps.
The Special Committee recognized the value of continuing to consider measures within the United Nations with a view to ensuring the revitalization of the General Assembly as the chief deliberative, policy-making and representative organ of the United Nations in order to exercise effectively and efficiently the functions assigned to it under the Charter of the United Nations.
In 2004 States Parties further"agreed on the value of[…] continuing to develop their own national capacities for response, investigation and mitigation, in cooperation with the relevant international and regional organisations, and, if in a position to do so, assisting and encouraging, with the necessary agreement, other States Parties to do the same.
With a view tohelping developing countries and countries in transition participate effectively in the post-Doha work programme, the secretariat recognizes the need for, and value of, continued cooperation with other organizations, particularly the WTO and UNEP, in the development and implementation of future technical assistance activities in the area of trade and environment.
States Parties also noted the value of continued discussion at future meetings on oversight of dual-use research of concern, including specific approaches to: identifying relevant criteria; assessing both risks and possible benefits; and mitigating identified risks.
As regional and trans-Atlantic organizations adapt to a new world order and seek to strengthen confidence, security and stability in the OSCE region,we believe in the value of continued dialogue with neighbouring countries on the key elements of an emerging European security architecture: North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO) enlargement and European Union expansion.
A full report on what the sub-group has accomplished, including its achievements, its conclusions andan evaluation by the Parent Body of the value of the work accomplished and the potential value of continued work.
Intensify efforts to increase enrolment and reduce the drop-out rate among children of Roma, Ashkali and Egyptian origin,by raising the awareness of parents about the value of continued education for their children's long-term socioeconomic wellbeing and about the adverse consequences to their health and future prospects of child labour, child marriage and forced marriage;