On the other hand, the view was expressed that the provision exceeded the permissible limits of progressive development of international law.

Views were also expressed that, in formal meetings, observers could be invited to present a statement or questions in writing.

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

However, one delegation has expressed the view that provided that the actual shipper is liable, the contractual shipper should be relieved of his liability.

An opinion was expressed that Armenia, which had allegedly opted out of regional cooperation, was now complaining about its isolation .

However, the view was expressed that this latter point was less relevant, since assets could be moved quickly from one jurisdiction to the next.

The view was also expressed that, when defining criteria for exceptions to the exhaustion of local remedies rule, available remedies should not a priori be called into question.

However, another view suggested that protection from a multiplicity of claims could instead be achieved by inserting an exclusive choice of forum clause into the contract of carriage.

One delegation has expressed the view that the first sentence is repetitious.

For example, the view was expressed that factors such as curricula and the language of education, or bank accounts could never be considered as valid factors for deciding which nationality was predominant.

The view was also expressed that basing the nationality of a corporation on the criterion of seat of its management , which was not derived from the Barcelona Traction case, could be acceptable if management were qualified as effective .

However, the view was expressed that it was not essential to include a clause on undue delay in proceedings, since that eventuality was already covered by paragraph (a).

The view was also expressed that the right to seek redress on behalf of crew members should rest primarily with the State of nationality of the ship, not the State of nationality of the crew members.

Mr. Meena (India) expressed the view that draft article 9, paragraph 6, was rendered unnecessary by the provision of draft article 3 regarding party autonomy.

While acknowledging that succession of States affected the nationality of a great number of persons, both natural and legal, the view was expressed that it should not have been included in the list of forms of acquisition of nationality.

Some delegations have expressed the view that the provision ought to be deleted.

A clear majority of the delegations have expressed the view that the provision is not acceptable.

The following Member States submitted replies to question 7 Finland, Portugal, Rwanda, Turkey and Ukraine.

Several parties expressed the view that the scope of decision guidance documents was clearly set out in the Convention and that it was therefore unnecessary for the secretariat to prepare any study on the matter.

1 The members of the Committee expressed the view that its method of work should normally allow for attempts to reach decisions by consensus before voting, provided that the Convention and the rules of procedure were observed.

More than once, I heard them express the view that things were better before the revolutions.

A former senior official of the European Commission expressed the view that a key ingredient in successful enforcement cooperation is mutual confidence in enforcement capabilities and in respect for confidentiality, arising from a shared commitment to upholding the competitive process.

In that connection, the view was expressed that the countries especially affected by sanctions regimes, including target countries, should be given access to sanctions committees to explain their situation directly related to the implementation of sanctions.

The view of one of these delegations is here that the word accepts is too vague compared to other alternative word receives .

The view was expressed that the destination of the flight was an important factor in answering that question.

But there has also been a widely held view that the General Assembly now needs to move quickly on follow up and implementation, so that the political energy generated through the outcome document negotiations, the summit and the general debate is not lost.

The view was expressed that the title of the topic was inaccurate in relation to the draft principles under consideration since it gave the impression that international law did not prohibit acts causing injurious consequences and that it was legitimate to commit such acts.

The view was also expressed that the General Assembly had not amended the programmatic role of the Committee when it adopted the experiment.

The view was also expressed that the Council was resorting too quickly to Articles 41 and 42 of the Charter.

A different view was expressed, however, that such a clause should also be valid for third parties.

The following Member States submitted replies to question 8 Finland, Portugal, Rwanda, Turkey and Ukraine.

At the end of the century it was common the view that science and religion had been in a state of constant conflict .

This reflects the view that all shareholders should have a right to be equally informed, and complements the issue of simultaneous disclosure of information discussed in section IV below.

Views were expressed that the plan outline should be coordinated at the highest level of the Secretariat.

The view was expressed that actions of transnational companies could sometimes be an obstacle to sustainable development.

The view was expressed that the commentary was too brief, given the importance of the rule that the article established.

The view was also expressed that the question of validity was essential in the regime of reservations and constituted its basis in principle.

The view was expressed that illiteracy and a lack of adequate education continued to constitute major problems for developing countries.

Some delegations expressed the view, however, that the Commission had departed from customary international law with respect to some draft articles.

Views were expressed that logical frameworks for executive direction and management should be included in the next biennial programme plan.

The view was expressed that the periodic elections of members of the Security Council was an important means of enhancing accountability of the Council vis à vis the General Assembly.

The view was also expressed that the use of small drafting groups within the Working Group had been enormously helpful for the Working Group as a whole.

Other delegations expressed the view that such decisions should not be taken other than by the procuring entity itself.

The view was expressed that although take off and landing phases were distinguished, except for the purpose of clarifying the regime governing the flight of aerospace objects (in accordance with the principle of freedom and of the peaceful use of outer space as established in the Outer Space Treaty), the two phases did not need to be considered subject to different legal regimes, since the distinction was of a technical nature.

The view was expressed that the words express consent should not be defined in the draft instrument.