It was all so new and I was so stressed.

So it was very clear these were stressed, sick, traumatized birds.

It was stressed that these situations all contained an element of risk.

It was stressed that hierarchy operated in a relational and contextual manner.

It was stressed that there was a role for both developed and developing States in international cooperation.

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

There was no duplication, she stressed.

It was stressed that such activities should be given high priority by Governments and UNODC.

It stressed that there was a need to reinforce the capacity of FARDC in that regard.

It was stressed that free, prior and informed consent was particularly relevant for the prevention of conflict and for peacebuilding.

However, it should be stressed that his regime was responsible for grave violations of human rights, including

It was stressed that the goals of the new Decade should be clearly defined, practical and achievable.

The glass was then I'll just use the word impregnated but it had a layer of metal that was called stressed metal.

It was stressed that, even if an international treaty were to be considered, it was not intended to be a modification of the New York Convention.

Regarding technology transfer, it was stressed that joint ventures were a prime vehicle for ensuring dissemination and intake.

It was stressed that expressions like situations of destabilizing civil unrest or societal breakdown would themselves require definition.

The need for international cooperation was therefore repeatedly stressed.

In this context, the role of competition policy was stressed.

Implementation of gender mainstreaming at all levels was also stressed.

It was stressed to the Group that no medium or long term vision of Haiti's development had ever been elaborated.

It was stressed that States should avoid adopting laws which increased the risk of dual nationality, multiple nationality or statelessness.

It was also stressed that coordination of the global, regional and national responses to HIV AIDS remains an immense challenge.

It was also stressed that coordination of the global, regional and national responses to HIV AIDS remains an immense challenge.

Furthermore, it was stressed that the UNCTAD secretariat should increase its efforts to monitor the implementation of the IPR recommendations.

It was stressed that young democracies, developing countries and countries with economies in transition were especially vulnerable to transnational organized crime.

It was stressed that it was important for economic loss suffered by fishing and tourism industries to be compensable, provided that the link between the incident and the economic loss was clear and demonstrable.

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

It was stressed repeatedly during the meeting that the problem with adopting space technology in developing countries was not with the technology itself, which existed and was readily available.

It was stressed that there was a need for a more comprehensive approach that would include awareness raising and education in fighting trafficking in flora and fauna.

However, it was stressed that further efforts were needed and that debt relief should not come at the expense of additional aid.

An indigenous observer stressed that the Working Group was more than just a temporary standard setting body. It was the contact point for complaints from around the world.

While paragraph (d) also received the support of some delegations, it was stressed that any waiver must be expressly stated and not implied.

However, it was stressed that debt relief should be widespread, without negative conditionalities and should not come at the expense of additional aid.

It was stressed that States should support, including within the Fifth Committee of the General Assembly, requests for additional resources for special procedures.

It was stressed that the Invest in Peace programme should be extended to other such countries, with the assistance of UNCTAD's IPR programme.

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

The desirability of keeping the provisions as concise as possible was also stressed.

The importance of the creation of the Proinversión agency in 2002 was stressed.

It was stressed that the rule based multilateral trading system ought to take into consideration the special economic disadvantages of small island developing States.

Mr. Raubenheimer (South Africa) stressed that it was up to delegations and their capitals to ensure that the Committee completed its work on time.

It was stressed by many participants that States should cooperate fully with special procedures and that this encompassed incorporating their findings into national policies.

It was also stressed that the problem of access to capital and finance was particularly crucial and still unresolved for the majority of SMEs in most developing countries, and it was therefore important to explore finance related issues further.

The representative stressed that gender equality was a priority for the Government of Benin.

The need to assist developing countries lacking capacity to combat terrorism was also stressed.

The Interim President stressed that it was not enough to rebuild the courts infrastructure destroyed in the past turmoil or to train and install magistrates.