Examples of using Some delegations emphasized the need in English and their translations into Arabic
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Some delegations emphasized the need to rationalize and further improve the efficiency of the work of the Legal Subcommittee.
Some delegations emphasized the need for thorough and rigorous programme monitoring, including ensuring that the programme reached the intended beneficiaries
Some delegations emphasized the need to adopt strategies and measures suited to and respectful of specific national conditions and levels of development of different countries.
Some delegations emphasized the need to improve the quality of translation and the timeliness of documentation
Some delegations emphasized the need to change the practice of considering the agreed elements on the last day of the meeting to ensure that all delegations were able to communicate with their capitals on an equal footing.
On the East Asian crisis, some delegations emphasized the need for a balanced picture to be presented, covering issues such as crony capitalism, while others emphasized the need above all for a true picture.
In this connection, some delegations emphasized the need to guarantee transparency and accountability in the budget approval process and to ensure that all delegations would be able to participate in the consideration of budgetary matters.
Some delegations emphasized the need to conduct risk analysis and risk management, including with reference to the draft CCPDs for Papua New Guinea and Viet Nam and the draft CPD for Yemen.
Some delegations emphasized the need for data sharing and called for the strengthening of scientific bodies in regional fisheries management organizations and arrangements to provide the data needed for decision-making by policymakers.
Some delegations emphasized the need to distinguish between legitimate national liberation movements and terrorist groups. They reiterated their view that a universal definition of terrorism should be adopted and that a comprehensive global anti-terrorist convention should be elaborated.
Some delegations emphasized the need to recognize the aspirations of developing States to sustainably develop their fisheries and allow fisheries and conservation issues to be addressed through their national legislation.
Some delegations emphasized the need to improve the care options for newborn children, to reconcile family and professional life particularly in difficult duty stations, and to combat harassment in all its forms.
Some delegations emphasized the need for further development and enhancement of cooperation between regional actors and the United Nations, especially by sharing good practices, jointly identifying gaps and overlap and defining common priorities.
Some delegations emphasized the need to establish close links with the recently approved Global Contraceptive Commodity Programme(decision 96/03) and stated that the proposal for training in contraceptive forecasting techniques should be more needs-based.
Referring to the statement by the Chairman of the Commission on the lack of a mandate on the part of the Commission to conduct training, some delegations emphasized the need for the relevant institutions to actively support training activities.
Some delegations emphasized the need to establish a proper balance between the sovereign right of States to expel aliens and the limitations imposed on that right by international law, in particular those relating to the protection of human rights and to the treatment of aliens.
Some delegations emphasized the need to ensure continued support by the United Nations system in providing financial and technical support while protecting national priorities and enhancing country ownership.
With regard to the future work of the Authority, some delegations emphasized the need for more capacity-building, cooperation and information-sharing among States parties, including through an increased number of workshops.
Some delegations emphasized the need for States to develop maritime domain awareness/situational awareness and referred to the importance of vessel monitoring systems, such as the Automatic Identification System(AIS) and the Long-range Identification and Tracking(LRIT) system.
In that regard, some delegations emphasized the need and importance of the optional protocol paying particular attention to the issue of child sex tourism which for many countries was a growing concern.