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In 2014, the Statistical Commission also emphasised that the guidelines" should be a living document in the future".
Some delegations emphasised that resort to temporary protection must be rooted in legislation with appropriate safeguards to protect against refoulement.
They again emphasised that proliferation concerns are best addressed through multilaterally negotiated, universal, comprehensive and non-discriminatory agreements.
Further, the International Court of Justice has emphasised that an occupying power is under an obligation under article 43.
It should also be emphasised that, for the most part, victims undergo double
The Court also emphasised that the right of peoples to self-determination was" one of the essential principles of contemporary international law".
The Ministers emphasised that progress in nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation in all its aspects is essential to strengthening international peace and security.
It should be emphasised that the greenhouse gas emission reduction target therefore refers to stabilisation of carbon-dioxide emission at a level of.
They emphasised that these institutions should resist efforts by certain countries to use such conditionalities to promote their narrow interests.
With regard to the relationship between the Federal Government and the Regional Governments, the delegation emphasised that this cooperation is working well.
New Zealand emphasised that reporting should not be based on individual articles, but rather on the functional areas of the Protocol V.
He emphasised that the Syria crisis had not stabilized,
He emphasised that Ireland is very much isolated within the member states of the Council of Europe with regards to these matters.
He also emphasised that the findings of the special investigation are consistent with Israel ' s obligations under the Law of Armed Conflict.
He emphasised that training and assistance were crucial if developing countries were ever to bridge the gap between them
Some States parties emphasised that negotiation of such a treaty was the next logical step on the negotiating agenda for the multilateral disarmament machinery.
Many States parties emphasised that the transfer of nuclear technology and international cooperation should be supported and pursued in good faith without discrimination.
They expressed their concern about unilateral coercive measures and emphasised that no undue restriction should be placed on the transfer of such arms.
Ministers emphasised that consideration should also be given to encouraging more opportunities for legal channels of migration including access to the international labour market.
As regards minors, it emphasised that the placement of juveniles in conditions akin to solitary confinement must be regarded as a highly exceptional measure.