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NGO representatives also benefited from this training.
Moreover, today Ukrainian representatives also refuse from the previously agreed positions.
PTP representatives also participated in the Habitat II preparatory committees.
Several other representatives also endorsed the proposed guidelines.
Representatives also attended the annual sessions of the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues.
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In the ensuing discussion, representatives also called attention to households as land-based sources of marine pollution.
Representatives also pointed to the continued underrepresentation of women in entrepreneurship.
Several representatives also stressed the key role of business.
Representatives also attended the High-level Meeting on AIDS, held in New York, in June 2008.
Some of those representatives also expressed concerns regarding some elements of the compromise text.
Representatives also suggested various ways in which implementation could be strengthened.
Several other representatives also stressed the importance of promoting the key objectives in the Strategic Approach.
Representatives also reported on their national strategies to reduce illicit drug supply and demand.
That year, its representatives also participated in meetings sponsored by the Vienna Non-Governmental Organization Committee on Drugs.
Representatives also helped prepare statements for the Commission;(iv) 7 February: Commission for Social Development CSD.
ILO representatives also attended the discussion.
Its representatives also participated in meetings of the steering committee for the World Urban Campaign.
Some representatives also mentioned the importance of South-South cooperation in providing assistance to developing countries.
Several representatives also emphasized the need to undertake in future a more expanded study of all forms of exploitation.
Other representatives also highlighted their own experience with decentralization, which they generally evaluated as positive.
Other representatives also expressed concern that the draft decisions, while dealing with important issues, might be overbroad.
Representatives also expressed their appreciation for the work of UNODC in the preparation, organization and servicing of the Eleventh Congress.
Several representatives also described in detail reforms currently under way in legislation, regulatory measures and administrative structures.
Some representatives also mentioned that experiences in their countries could inform the development of UNHabitat programmes in others.
Representatives also emphasized that extensions of such exemptions should be made only in exceptional and well-justified cases.
Several representatives also expressed alarm at the increasing involvement of organized criminal groups in the theft of and trafficking in cultural property.
Some representatives also pointed to the crucial role that the private sector could play in achieving the Millennium Development Goals.
Several representatives also stressed the need for capacity-building to enable developing countries and countries with economies in transition to use the guidelines.
Several representatives also saw value in an approach that encouraged community involvement and empowerment through the promotion of self-help programmes.
Some representatives also said that it was important to allow private sector contributions, although matters such as the proportion of such contributions to total contributions should be clearly defined.