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But it cautioned that" statistical capacity building programs need to involve the users of statistics more actively".
While the Russian Federation advocatedmeasures to regulate the transport of nuclear materials, it cautioned against establishing unjustified obstacles which could contravene international law.
Thus, it cautioned against any attempt to open debates on enhancing the contribution of the developing countries at the Conference of the Parties.
Though it welcomed efforts tointroduce more credible accountability measures, it cautioned against adding more measures in rapid succession without waiting to see how well they worked.
However, it cautioned that such special SRGs might not be appropriate as these groups might have too little in common and too little time to come together.
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Although Australia supported the draft resolution on that question as it had before, it cautioned against one-sided criticism, because that was not conducive to the achievement of a lasting peace.
In that regard, it cautioned against an autonomous reading of each of the sources of international law, which could be a formalist device designed to validate a substantive argument regarding a pre-defined result.
Moreover, while his delegation supported theconcept of attaining gender balance within the Organization, it cautioned that that goal should not be achieved at the expense of the principle of equitable geographical distribution.
For example, it cautioned that more than one third of United Nations country teams have 10 or more United Nations agencies on the ground. This, it argued, can weaken the coherence of programme interventions, exacerbating shortcomings in efficiency, transparency and accountability.
While FICSA understood the need for more tailored approaches tohuman resources management in the different organizations, it cautioned that flexibility should not undermine the" commonality" of the common system.
Moreover, it cautioned the Group on the concept of preventing the non-State actors from gaining access to the explosives within the context of international humanitarian law-based instruments such as the Amended Protocol II and CCW, would not solve the question out of armed conflicts.
One speaker suggested that this discussion could include the post-2015 development agenda,and specifically the development of the sustainable development goals, but it cautioned that that should not result in any weakening of the Economic and Social Council.
While the Advisory Committee recommended acceptance of some additional capacity, it cautioned against the fragmentation of the regional divisions into a multiplicity of units, since that could make it difficult to deploy staff as emerging needs arose, and could lead to requests for additional senior posts to head new units.
While recognizing the importance of creating and retaining expertise within working groups, to ensure the quality and sustainedrelevance of UNCITRAL texts, and the time involved, it cautioned against the creation of de facto semi-permanent or permanent working groups whose remit and mandate is not reviewed regularly.
With regard to disarmament, demobilization, rehabilitation and reintegration(DDRR) programmes, it cautioned against making automatic provision to use assessed contributions for activities that were traditionally funded through voluntary contributions and urged instead coordination with funds and programmes to secure the necessary voluntary contributions.
While it supported the Board's recommendations in the area of human resources management,especially with regard to the hiring of consultants, it cautioned against hasty conclusions in the area of career development, at least until the General Assembly had taken a decision in that regard.
Despite re-affirming interest rates wouldremain exceptionally low for a“considerable time”, it cautioned that rate hikes were“likely to occur sooner” if information on inflation and employment indicated“faster progress” towards the Fed's goals.
The Union remained concerned about the human rights violations and discrimination practised by the authorities of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia(Serbia and Montenegro) against members of the Albanian majority population in Kosovo andminorities in other parts of the country, and it cautioned against any attempts to use Serb refugees to alter the population balance.It called on all parties to extend their full cooperation to the Special Rapporteur and to implement her recommendations and those of her predecessor.
In this regard,the Committee recalls paragraph 41 of its previous report(A/61/350), in which it cautioned that with the adoption of IPSAS and full-accrual accounting, non-expendable property and inventory would appear as assets on financial statements and have to be capitalized and accounted for.
At the same time, however, it cautions that additional posts and structural changes are only one part of the reform equation.
The Committee welcomes this information; however, it cautions that the reduction in unit cost of rations should not impact adversely on the quality of food.
However, it cautions that this does not obviate the need for missions to recruit such staff on their own to replace borrowed staff as quickly as possible.
And it cautions that any national or international steps to govern the Internet should be taken carefully so that they do not stifle innovation or reduce the opportunities that the Internet offers for entrepreneurs and for economic growth in developing countries.
While the Committee recognizes the importance of sharing lessons, it cautions against assigning a disproportionate importance to the process of developing best practices at the expense of the actual tasks to which a practice relates.
However, it cautions that the ongoing public opposition in several industrial countries is likely to persist until pertinent questions regarding the safety of GM crops for people, animals and the environment are resolved.
However, it cautions that if these banks are to succeed they have to have flexible mandates and operational autonomy, adhere to sound governance and management practices, and have a credible mechanism for assessing performance on a regular basis.
While the Committee does not object to the proposal, it cautions the Executive Director to avoid establishing administrative infrastructures that may be difficult to sustain in the light of resource growth fluctuations in the future.
While the Committee commends the aim of ensuring that the institutional relationship between the Department and the other three duty stations is uniform and effectively supports the goal of integrated global management of the Department(ibid., para.33), it cautions against a situation in which the Department might become a remote supervisor.
It cautions that the factors that led to the Asian meltdown continue to persist and could recur; international finances remain volatile and markets depressed, with poor growth rates; and developing countries continue to be denied export opportunities by trade walls which remain staunchly in place in Western economies.
The Committee considers this a serious weakness. It cautions that unless the concerns that have been expressed so far are attended to, the efficient implementation of human rights activities will not be realized regardless of the amount of resources approved under the regular budget and provided by the donor community under extrabudgetary resources.