Many participants expressed a clear need to change the IAF.

A need was expressed for equipment for monitoring GHG and climate.

They also expressed a need for research into developing a sustainable socio economic system.

Several participants expressed the need for unconditional cancellation of debt.

It responded to a need expressed by institutions in Mali regarding ownership of ICT potentialities by local government.

He also expressed the need for rural credit while others talked of microcredit.

Several delegations expressed the view that there was a need to increase the regular budget resources of UN Habitat.

The need to consult domestic industries regarding this paragraph was expressed during the discussion.

We need to make an extraordinary effort, if the visions expressed in agreements already signed are to become a reality.

Although support was expressed for the programme at that time, it remains of dire need of resources.

Many participants expressed the need for a limited number of overarching (or strategic) objectives for the future IAF that should be clear, focused and easily understandable.

100. Further notes the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment synthesis reports and the urgent need to protect the marine biodiversity expressed therein

115. Also notes the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment synthesis reports and the urgent need to protect the marine biodiversity expressed therein

76. Also notes the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment Synthesis reports and the urgent need to protect the marine biodiversity expressed therein

The fact that businesses around the world were not getting the credit they need compounded the grievances expressed at Davos.

The need to challenge the trade liberalization agenda in the Doha multilateral negotiations and to prioritize development concerns was expressed.

We share the view expressed in the report that most of the elements of disease based programmes in Africa need a functional health service for effective delivery.

Another concern expressed was the need to establish better links with the European Union, given its political, commercial and financial importance.

I expressed a warm thanks.

Broad support was expressed for the need to prioritize, institutionalize and adequately fund sanitation efforts at both the national and international levels.

On the other hand, one delegation has expressed the view that these are two separate matters, which both need to be regulated.

Participants expressed the need to avoid the politicization of issues, and that United Nations declarations be issue specific rather than country oriented.

There is a need for a settlement that is in conformity with international legality, as expressed by the United Nations, and with European standards and values a settlement which will enhance regional stability.

A view was expressed that draft article 5 in A CN.9 WG.III WP.44 could be adjusted to deal with these various concerns, thus eliminating the need for an additional provision.

We need to go beyond the expressed political will to resolve grave problems, such as poverty, to concrete actions aimed at accomplishing that.

The Chair observed that participants had expressed wariness at introducing adjustments to the system and noted the need to avoid rushing to conclusions.

A view was expressed that reference to servants or agents of the carrier should be avoided since the need to dispose intentionally of stressed animals arose regularly in this trade.

He also expressed concern about recent developments, which illustrated the need to clarify key issues and to review experiences as regards meeting international commitments.

During the ensuing debate, general concern was expressed regarding the need to avoid overlap and duplication of work done under different multilateral environmental agreements.

Most members expressed the need for time to study the text prepared by the Legal and Technical Commission and to consult with their Governments.

The Chair observed that participants had expressed wariness about introducing adjustments to the system and that they noted the need to avoid rushing to conclusions.

Many Parties expressed the need for more work to be carried out on integrated assessments, socio economic assessments, identification of adaptation options and costing implications.

10. Notes the ongoing discussion on the question of a suitable permanent follow up mechanism and the different views expressed thereon in the Working Group, and recognizes the need for a discussion on this issue

While he expressed the appreciation of his Group to all donors for their financial support, he felt that there was a need for reflection on the implications of individual and voluntary contributions.

While he expressed the appreciation of his Group to all donors for their financial support, he felt that there was a need for reflection on the implications of individual and voluntary contributions.

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Noting that human mobility was a central theme of globalization, a number of countries expressed the need for increased dialogue and cooperation to ensure that the rights and social dimensions affecting migrants were taken into account.

A number of delegations expressed support for a documentary approach.

He noted the need for harmonization of reporting requirements and expressed concern about the decrease in the share of UNCTAD technical cooperation activities devoted to LDCs.

The view was expressed by some delegations that there was a need for States to support targeted studies to determine the factors that motivate the loss and disposal of fishing gear at sea.

The view was expressed that States should continue to operate under the current framework, which functioned well, until such time as there was a demonstrated need and a practical basis for developing a definition or delimitation of outer space.

Stressing the need to ensure that the process is driven by Parties and reflects their requirements, the Executive Secretary expressed hope that the workshop would send a clear signal that action was needed now.

Support was expressed for improving the coordination of fund raising efforts and the need was highlighted for developing new financial rules and regulations by treating recommendation 8 (c) of OIOS as a separate recommendation.

Several Member States expressed the view that developing countries need to bear shared responsibility for their own development through continued efforts to improve governance and reduce corruption.

I feel that, from the diverse opinions that have been expressed, a consensus is emerging on the need to implement United Nations reforms and make the Organization respond more effectively to the challenge of change.