She hoped both would be adopted soon.

She hoped that the draft resolution would be adopted by consensus.

In paragraph 7, the words International Conference on should be inserted before the word Renewable , with a comma being added after 2005 .

She hoped that the draft would be adopted by consensus.

The situation regarding the recruitment of women, particularly African women, was also a matter of concern and she hoped that there would be an improvement in that regard.

She hoped that the draft resolution would be adopted by consensus.

She hoped the draft resolution would be adopted by consensus.

It hoped that Uganda's flexibility vis à vis the Ad Hoc Committee would be reciprocated.

She hoped for the support of all Member States in that regard.

She hoped that all delegations concerned would support the secretariat in its task.

It was hoped that such guidelines could be completed within the next six months.

63. Delegations expressed support for the programme extension and hope for implementation of the peace process.

She also expressed appreciation for the contributions of host governments and hoped to address their concerns further in the future through the Comprehensive Needs Assessments.

It was to be hoped that UNIDO could play a role in those negotiations.

It was to be hoped that both donor and recipient countries would find the evaluations useful.

It was to be hoped that regional groups would in future continue to participate in the Special Committee apos s work.

It hoped that the Working Group charged with formulating a draft declaration would receive all the necessary assistance.

She hoped that Committee members would support the text, as they had in previous years.

She hoped that the information would be available in time for the next report.

She also wished to have the organization explain in detail its activities in Ramallah and its relationship to the government and the army.

It was her fervent hope that the members of the Committee on Information would support her delegation's application.

They hoped that it could serve as a model for future common country programmes in other countries.

It hoped that the improvements made in that respect would be included in the third periodic report.

She hoped that it would enjoy broad support and urged its adoption by consensus.

The Committee expressed the hope that proposals raised in the report would help efforts to uphold international law.

The Coalition supported the ongoing efforts by the five Central Asian States to establish a nuclear weapon free zone as well as Mongolia's international nuclear weapon free status.

She wondered whether this was due to a lack of information and expressed the hope that the host authorities would address the matter.

The Commission expressed disappointment that the Board had not provided a rationale for reconsidering the grossing up factor.

She hoped that the Conference would take into account the need for geographical balance, as well as the interests of all parties.

She hoped that by the time the Fourth World Conference was convened, other regions would have done the same.

She hoped that at its current session the General Assembly would adopt the draft declaration on violence against women.

In particular, it hoped that, by that time, Jamaica would be in a position to withdraw its reservation concerning article 4 of the Convention.

She expressed the hope that all parties concerned would act in accordance with the principle of equitable geographical distribution and support Mr. Carague's candidature.

She hoped that, as at previous sessions, the draft resolution would be adopted by consensus, given its humanitarian and non political character.

The report should be submitted to the Committee and duly considered by the international community.

It hoped that the Government would use the ongoing revision of the Labour Code as an opportunity to bring its legislation into full conformity with the requirements of the Convention.

The representative referred to a strong women apos s movement in trade unions, and was hopeful that the situation would improve in the near future.

They expressed the hope that the current review would result in an expansion of the arrangements for consultation and a decentralization at the regional and national levels.

She also wished to know whether Algeria had a legal aid system and would appreciate more information on women's access to justice.

She thanked all those who had helped to make the seminar a success, and expressed the hope that other, similar events would be held in the future.

The Committee hoped to make further contributions to the programme of the Decade through the discussions of the topics within its current mandate.

She expressed the hope that the spirit of good will that had prevailed in the consultations would guide delegations in the negotiations on the final documents of the Conference.

She welcomed the pledges already made by donor States and hoped that international aid flows would reach the occupied territory as soon as possible.

The Committee expressed its hope that social peace will be fully re established in Togo and consolidation of the rule of law and full respect to fundamental rights.

Several delegations expressed their expectations that UNCTAD should remain a pivotal element in a future UN architecture that frames globalization to make it serve development.