Several delegations highlighted the need to harmonize custom codes for fishing products.

Several participants also stressed the need to assist developing countries in enhancing their export capacities.

The Platform for Action emphasized the need for successful strategies to empower women living in rural areas.

Many participants also emphasized the need for mechanisms for monitoring and reporting, compliance, and finance and transfer of technology.

Participants stressed the need for participatory democracy to ensure the rights of the poor, the oppressed and children.

Leaders of the Palestinian Authority stressed equally strongly the urgent need to ease the daily suffering of their people.

Mr. Hao Bin (China) welcomed the adoption of the draft resolution and emphasized the need to strengthen the existing system of administration of justice.

The Ambassador emphasized the need to provide children access to meals and fresh water, and the importance of maintaining urban structures so as to prevent the proliferation of slum conditions.

A number of delegations emphasized the need for additional measures, such as the reduction of subsidies that lead to overexploitation and overcapacity.

The Programme Coordinating Board called for the revitalization and intensification of HIV prevention, emphasizing the need for strong linkages to sexual and reproductive health as well as the need to integrate prevention efforts into treatment.

Several speakers in the debate stressed the urgency of a global effort in tackling road safety and called for action underpinned by United Nations support.

The need to establish regional fisheries management organizations in areas where they are not yet in place was also underlined by several delegations.

The meeting welcomed the successful elections in Liberia and stressed the need for elected officials to remain accountable to the people of Liberia for the proper use of the country's natural and financial resources.

He emphasized the need for concrete measures to advocate for a healthy lifestyle among young people, which were important in dealing with the spread of HIV AIDS.

The Heads of State and Government of AOSIS in endorsing the SIDS Universities Consortium Initiative stressed the need for further capacity building measures in support of SIDS.

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He also stressed the problem of debt.

He stressed the importance of the Doha round for developing countries.

There is now an increased awareness that enhancement of the environment in the rural forest sector would help poverty alleviation He further emphasized the need for an instrument for all types of forests, one that is innovative, novel and effective, with high political profile, linked to socio economic needs and priorities, and by establishing a World Forest Fund

He stressed the need to eliminate all forms of export subsidies, as well as domestic support measures, and to improve market access, including bound duty free and quota free access for cotton and other products.

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The importance of user friendliness in information systems was underlined.

The need to improve the collection of FDI data was emphasized, a successful example of this work being that carried out by UNCTAD in collaboration with the secretariat of the Association of South East Asian Nations.

The Ministers emphasised the need for training in ICT to produce practitioners to raise the overall standard and quality of the sector to facilitate information dissemination and communication to meet the ever growing challenges emerging in a globalised world.

He underlined the importance for the session to discuss implementation and organization of common tasks.

The need to develop proper technology and innovation polices was stressed.

The AU emphasized the importance of diplomacy and negotiations in conflict resolution.

The observer for Kenya stressed that the Constitution specifically prohibited discrimination.

He stressed that discrimination against women was not permitted by the Gambian Government.

Speakers underlined the need for the United Nations to continue to support regional and subregional initiatives on social and economic development, and in that connection noted that the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD) should be given priority attention as a partner in development.

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And Jonathan Saul's son arose, and went to David into the wood, and strengthened his hand in God.

He stressed that it was the responsibility of Governments to define good governance norms.

A number of experts emphasized the importance of building a balanced partnership between the public and private sectors.

The first priority was to look after the people involved.

More than a half of the Parties stressed the development and promotion of renewable energy sources.

He emphasized that it was desirable to integrate the concept of policy space into all subjects.

He stressed the necessity of enhancing women's economic autonomy as a tool of empowerment.

Most representatives underscored the importance of intensified efforts in prevention, treatment and rehabilitation.

He stressed the need to ensure equitable distribution of technical cooperation activities, with particular attention given to Africa.

Some experts stressed the need for a comprehensive and coherent agreement that would be manageable, understandable and implementable.

A number of experts stressed the need for the prioritization of government goals in related areas.

Mr. Wolfensohn stressed that his mission would support and strengthen the role of the Palestinian Authority.

Mr. Frans stressed the importance of country visits as a way of identifying and disseminating good practices.