Observing the wide range of high level experience and views in the room, Mr. Kedzia emphasized the importance of respect for diverging views.

During the discussions, there were diverging views as to the use and effectiveness of marine protected areas.

There were many discussions and diverging views on those two questions in relation to the outcome document.

During the discussions, diverging views were expressed as to the use and effectiveness of marine protected areas (see also para. 44 above).

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It was regrettable indeed that a consensus could not be reached on the outcome document, owing to States parties' diverging views on fundamental questions.

Growth and employment are thus diverging in advanced countries.

The Conference had provided States parties with a good opportunity to reaffirm their diverging views on substantive issues and progress had also been made with regard to article X of the Treaty.

On the periodicity and duration of sessions, participants expressed diverging views on whether it was necessary to hold sessions of the COP every year and sessions of the subsidiary bodies twice a year.

(c) If it is not possible to arrive at a common view of challenges and options for settlements development, it is suggested that complementary presentations on diverging views, options and strategies accompany the country reports

The Committee welcomes the open and inclusive participation in the reporting process of institutions and NGOs concerned with the protection of human rights, as well as the inclusion in the reports of diverging views of civil society.

Kamerhe s supposed offense was diverging from the official party line, thereby weakening Kabila s standing with the Congolese public.

It had been hoped that the draft resolution would endorse the Disarmament Commission guidelines on science and technology striking a balance between diverging science and interests and views every effort would be made during the 1994 session of the Disarmament Commission to achieve those goals.

20. With regard to reparation, there were two diverging views some States held that the right to demand reparation should be limited to directly injured States, while others believed that all States injured by a wrongful act, whether directly or indirectly, should have that right.

These diverging objectives make it hard to believe that the SCO will ever evolve into an eastern version of NATO.

BRUSSELS Paul Krugman, the Princeton University economist and blogger, recently summarized diverging transatlantic trends as follows Better here, worse there.

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There are also understandable fears that diverging from the official line would trigger a flood of compensation claims, as occurred against Germany.

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In this field, it would be wise to adhere to some basic rules from which the convention as currently drafted appears to be diverging.

The United Nations system should endeavour to bridge the gap between diverging positions adopted by the developed and developing countries concerning environment and development.

Given the diverging priorities in the field of disarmament and non proliferation today, we can hardly be surprised if we do not find a compromise.

What she is doing right now is that her path of learning is diverging, moment by moment, as she is isolating herself further and further.

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