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Some delegations also echoed the importance that Special Rapporteurs issue reports in a timely manner.
The recent meeting of the ministers of the Group of Fifteen, held in Cairo,Egypt, also echoed these calls and reiterated the same concerns.
It also echoed calls for a naval blockade of Kismayo, in particular, and a no-fly zone over Somalia.
The need for enhanced cooperation between the Rio conventions was also echoed in the United Nations General Assembly Resolution 64/203 of 21 December 2009.
It also echoed the candid voice of the countries most affected by the wrongful use of illicitly circulating weapons.
Local interlocutors in the Kivus also echoed President Kabila's concern that the Security Council should maintain a robust MONUC presence in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo until the security situation was fully stabilized.
It also echoed concerns regarding intimidation and harassment of journalists and media organizations.
The request by the Special Rapporteur to visit the country also echoed the concerns expressed by the Committee against Torture(CAT) in November 1999 after consideration of the initial report on the measures taken to implement the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment submitted by Azerbaijan CAT/C/37/Add.3.
He also echoed the comments of the NGO representative concerning the danger of some new agrobiotechnology products to local farming communities.
They also echoed the Executive Director's call on the governing bodies to take urgent steps to enhance the governance and financing of UNODC.
He also echoed the Secretary-General's call for the immediate release of seven military observers of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe(OSCE) being held by gunmen in Slovyansk.
The United States also echoed the recommendations made by Peru and France, and accepted by Haiti, that it should continue cooperation with the Independent Expert on the situation of human rights in Haiti.
He also echoed the recent call by Prime Minister Tony Blair of the United Kingdom for the modernization of the global financial institutions, whose inadequacy had been highlighted by the financial crisis in South-East Asia.
She also echoed the concerns expressed by Mr. Solari Yrigoyen as to how judges had been affected by the reforms, and asked how many judges had lost their positions and how many new judges had been appointed to replace them.
He also echoed Council members' call for swift progress to be made in ensuring a speedy agreement on the electoral law so that timely parliamentary elections could be held on a consensual basis within the legal and constitutional framework.
He also echoed the words of the Russian President concerning the importance of removing all barriers to the development of volunteering, and of providing comprehensive assistance to the volunteer movement and to socially oriented non-profit organizations.
Canada also echoed the views of the Commissioner regarding the establishment of a new form of ombudsperson, as the current system could create potential conflicts of interest and limit potential long-term activities.
CARICOM also echoed the Secretary-General's call to maintain and indeed increase levels of official development assistance(ODA) in order to cushion the impact of the crisis, not only in the financial centres of the world but also throughout the developing countries.
She also echoed Mr. Kretzmer's call for the investigation of disappearances prior to 1988 and requested the Sri Lankan authorities to reconsider amending article 16 of the Constitution, especially since it had been described as a"transitional" provision.
He also echoed the concerns expressed regarding financing for the programme of work for 2011- 2013 and called for a rationalized approach when deciding on the final work, as well as the development of a stable, predictable, adequate and sustainable financing mechanism.
The Group also echoed the request of the Indian delegation that the Secretariat study the proceedings of the Global Agro-Industries Forum, the International Conference on Sharing Innovative Agribusiness Solutions and other relevant conferences in order to collate innovative ideas and possibilities for technological upgrading in a single document that could serve as a ready reference for Member States.
By expressing the popular will,elected parliamentarians also echo the international will of their peoples.
It also echoes the appropriate scope of cooperation encompassed in draft article 5, provisionally adopted by the Commission.
The yields on 10-year Treasuries also echoes the dynamics of the US Dollar declining the second day in a row, despite the optimistic statements of the rate-setters at FED.
The Special Rapporteur also echoes the call of the Human Rights Committee to ensure the independence of the judiciary and to investigate all allegations of torture and mistreatment of detainees.
The Report also echoes many of the recommendations of the Global Volunteer Conference, such as the need to measure volunteering to better inform policy and practice.
We also echo the call for an end to the injustice against the five Cuban heroes who have been unjustly imprisoned for 13 years as of this past 12 September, for having alerted their people to the activities of terrorist organizations against Cuba.
We also echo the concern expressed in the report of the Secretary-General for the increase in the number of Afghan provinces where the opium poppy is cultivated-- from 15 to 20 provinces in the late 1990s to 25 to 30 of Afghanistan's 34 provinces at the present time.
We also echo the Secretary-General's call that efforts to promote microcredit and financial inclusion must be complemented with interventions that further address aspects of poverty, such as investments in health and skills training.
It also echoes the concerns of the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention regarding the excessively long periods of administrative detention served by foreigners awaiting deportation due to administrative delays or logistical problems(A/HRC/13/30/Add.3, para. 68) arts. 5 and 6.