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This process should continue.
That is why weremain certain that the United Nations reform process should continue.
This process should continue.
Some minor developmenthas been achieved in the period under review, and the process should continue.
The Review Process should continue to be strengthened.
Efforts to further improve the quality and inclusiveness of the consolidated appeals process should continue.
The Review Process should continue to be strengthened.
The structural reforms of the past few years hadmade it possible to achieve all those improvements, and the reform process should continue.
The consultation process should continue in order to address outstanding concerns.
Whatever course of action Member States may decide upon for improving theeffectiveness of the methods of work of the First Committee, the process should continue to be transparent and consensual.
That process should continue and be pursued with an active commitment to removing these obstacles.
As a result, many of us-- just about all of us--assumed that the process should continue so that a compromise package could be arrived at, which, indeed, was the case recently.
This process should continue and include other applicants for CD membership as well.
It is our belief that the international arms control and disarmament process should continue to be centred on the negotiation and conscientious implementation of legally binding treaties.
That process should continue until it was successfully completed within the time-frame set by the Assembly.
He expressed, on behalf of France, condolences to families of the victims, and said the international community should condemn the incident in the strongest terms, that the perpetrators should be punished,that the peace process should continue and that efforts should be concentrated on halting violence.
We believe that this process should continue to be intensified at both national and regional levels.
With regard to subprogramme 1, Management services and administration of justice, while measures taken for further delegation of authority on administrative issues to local programme managers was welcomed,it was pointed out that this process should continue and be further broadened to include peacekeeping operations.
Speakers said that this process should continue during the implementation of the strategy at regional and country levels.
The process should continue once CSOs are back in their respective countries, but there was no common view on the modalities or on the scope.
What is important here is that the peace process should continue and that there should be possibilities of work, possibilities of employment.
That dynamic process should continue within an open, rule-based, equitable, non-discriminatory, transparent and predictable multilateral trading system which benefited all countries.
The European Union strongly believed that the reform process should continue, and it looked forward to analysing and discussing the recently published first progress report.
The codification process should continue in the most expeditious manner possible, but without detriment to the quality of the text ultimately to be adopted by Member States.
We therefore feel that the review process should continue in the twenty-first century, with a stronger emphasis on the evaluation of achievements and constraints.
The process should continue to evolve, both in informal consultations in the Fifth Committee during the present session and during the preparation of the draft programme budget for the 2002-2003 biennium.
It was further concluded that the analysis and assessment process should continue but that" the emphasis of the work of the AGBM must now move progressively towards negotiation, as mandated by decision 1/CP.1"(FCCC/AGBM/1996/8/paras. 35-36).
This process should continue, with due attention to the proviso above concerning the needs of developing countries and requirements identified in the intergovernmental process. .
We believe that the Consultative Process should continue, for it is the only universal forum where States can resolve the compatibility issues between sustainable development and the oceans and seas.
But in spite of those close connections, we believe the reform processes should continue to be carried out as they have been so far: separately, each one in its respective sphere of competence.