Support was expressed for both approaches.

Appreciation was expressed of the methodology used.

Support was expressed for draft article 6 (2).

Support was expressed for the principle in this provision.

Significant support was also expressed for a non documentary approach.

Concern was also expressed at the increased use of cannabis.

Some doubt was expressed whether it was necessary that this agreement be in writing.

Support was also expressed for the primary liability of the operator.

A need was expressed for equipment for monitoring GHG and climate.

The view was expressed that the growing gap between military spending and development aid was scandalous.

Support was expressed for this approach to OLSAs in the draft instrument.

In terms of providing in session support and logistics, general satisfaction was expressed.

Support was expressed for the work of the advisory body by some delegations.

Concern was also expressed with regard to the terminology used in the paragraph.

Deep concern was expressed over the serious problem of trafficking in human beings.

The view was expressed that customary law provided for innocent and free passage.

General support was expressed by Working Group for the concept of this provision.

The view was expressed that the destination of the flight was an important factor in answering that question.

Approval was expressed for the legal position, expressed in draft article 2, positing the exercise of diplomatic protection as a right, and not a duty, of States.

Concern was expressed regarding the context within which the conference room paper was presented, since there was no specific mandate for it.

The need to consult domestic industries regarding this paragraph was expressed during the discussion.

Support was expressed in the Working Group for the definition of electronic transport record .

Support was expressed for adopting the draft articles in the form of a convention.

Support was expressed for the present draft principle, noting that it was an essential means of minimizing transboundary damage.

Support was expressed in the Working Group for the provision proposed as draft article 88 (2), and the view was expressed that the proposal reflected the discussion on this topic in the Working Group (see above, paras.

The view was also expressed that the Council was resorting too quickly to Articles 41 and 42 of the Charter.

The view was expressed that the commentary was too brief, given the importance of the rule that the article established.

During the public consultations, disappointment was also expressed that the only option proposed was the ministerial form of government.10

An opinion was expressed that Armenia, which had allegedly opted out of regional cooperation, was now complaining about its isolation .

Expectation was expressed that Governments must create and promote employment and training opportunities for youth.

Concern was expressed about the lack of follow up to initial customs officer training courses.

The view was expressed that the future protocol itself was not technically and logically tenable for the aims and purpose proposed.

What was involved was a declaration whereby Cuba expressed its willingness to supply the requested vaccines and to send them immediately.

The view was expressed that there should be a specific definition of electronic signature in the draft instrument, and a view was expressed that, otherwise, States that did not have national law on this topic could have a legal vacuum.

But what Galileo saw was a rocky, barren world, which he expressed through his watercolor painting.

So that was how I first started to explore the way things moved, and expressed it.

Concern over the technical littering' of space and the problem posed by space debris was expressed.

Some representatives expressed support for the submission, but others opposed it and no agreement was reached.

Support was expressed for the adoption of the one way mandatory approach in draft article 88.

It was recalled that during those sessions of the Working Group, two strong views were expressed.

On the one hand, strong support was expressed for inclusion of provisions in the Model Law.

Concern was also expressed about the long standing provisional status of the Council's rules of procedure.

Appreciation was also expressed for UNICEF efforts to help the Government develop a social protection strategy.

The view was expressed that, too often, no legal action was taken against perpetrators of crimes against United Nations or associated personnel.

While support was expressed for the insertion of paragraph 2 in draft article 74, the view was also expressed that any attempt to define provisional or protective measures might entail numerous problems while not contributing to the clarity of the draft instrument.