The need for international cooperation was therefore repeatedly stressed.

Many delegations stressed the need to ensure children's rights.

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

He stressed the need to ensure that domestic legislation reflected the international legal regime.

They stressed the need for implementation of those resolutions without selectivity or double standards.

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

Representatives stressed the need for basing the budget for 2006 2007 on realistic income estimates.

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

She stressed the need to improve data collection and capacity building at the national level.

The need to further enhance the provision of training in this area has been stressed.

Japan has long stressed the need for seamless assistance in the comprehensive settlement of conflicts.

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

The need to underline the importance of a cross sectoral approach to forestry is also stressed.

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

In that connection, some participants stressed the need to cover costs encountered by the requested State.

Some delegations stressed the need for the involvement of small scale and artisanal fishers in decision making.

It also stressed the need for an effective international legal instrument, independent of the Organized Crime Convention.

(h) Stressed the need for those developments to proceed in parallel with the improvement of environment statistics.

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

The need to develop public research institutions in the early phases of development was stressed by some experts.

The meeting stressed the need for adequate resources for energy statistics at both the national and international levels.

The need was stressed to make international cooperation more effective, in particular among judicial and law enforcement authorities.

The need to establish the obligations of the States involved, especially the State of origin, was also stressed.

Concerning communications, he stressed the need for the effective dissemination of information on the benefits of competition enforcement.

A number of delegations stressed the need to position transitioning programming firmly within government owned processes and plans.

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

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

Mr. Saeed (Sudan) stressed the need to respect cultural and religious diversity in dealing with human rights issues.

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

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

The Subcommittee stressed the need to provide isolated areas with ICT access in order to bridge the digital divide.

That document also stressed the need to encourage tolerance, respect, dialogue and cooperation among different cultures, civilizations and people.

In particular, he stressed the need to promote cultural and religious pluralism in order to build peace on the continent.

The working group stressed the need to continue to work closely with academics and non governmental organizations in the future.

The indigenous participants stressed the need for the urgent adoption of the draft Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

Speakers also stressed the need to provide technical assistance, for example, through advisory services, specialized training and capacity building programmes.

Almost all interlocutors stressed the need for training and capacity development yet recognized that the retention of staff was a challenge.

The Special Rapporteur stressed in that regard the need for acknowledging the basic racial, ethnic, religious or cultural components of multiculturalism.

The Subcommittee stressed the need to develop ICT indicators to monitor progress towards the information society and the Millennium Development Goals.

He stressed the need to increase capacity, particularly in the area of science and technology, and to strengthen links to policy.

Mr. Ortiz Gandarillas (Bolivia) stressed the need for greater emphasis on information on the promotion of the right to self determination.

Mr. Repasch (United States of America) said that the Secretariat had repeatedly stressed the need for greater flexibility in human resources management.

Nearly all submissions stressed the need for greater support for youth entrepreneurship, including training and support mechanisms, microcredit and other financing schemes.

As at the world summit, speaker after speaker stressed the need to make faster and more substantial progress towards the Millennium Development Goals.

They stressed the need for initiatives to be dynamic, i.e., capable of evolution over time and responsive to changing circumstances, and context specific.