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It would therefore be premature to address the question of adopting a legislative instrument regulating the flight of aerospace objects.

They generally considered that two years were not enough to exhaust the potential of these priorities, and that a change would be premature, particularly in view of the fact that it was too early to evaluate the achievement of existing objectives.

In both these cases, the small share of funding proposed for Africa and Asia seems to stem from where the extrabudgetary projects were in the planning stage when CAP II was adopted: only the projects whose planning had reached an advanced stage were taken into account, whichwould explain the apparent relative neglect of the regions for which the project planning was in the early stages.

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In the States party’s view, the introduction of such an arrangement at a premature stage within a relatively short period of time, without public consensus, wouldintensify social tensions rather than contribute to social cohesion.

Guinea considers it premature to envisage a discussion on the abolition of the death penalty or the adoption of a de jure moratorium because of cultural and religious pressures that still have a decisive influence on the domestic situation, particularly during this transition period.

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whether reference should be made to the “embryo reservations”192 constituted by some statements made before the signing of the text of the treaty.

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Engagement of the host Government and local political actors, however instable and rudimentary they may be, is therefore essential.

It was recognized that it was premature to cite methods for both the current work on criteria for reference and confirmatory methods as well as for the proposed new work on criteria for screening methods as the criteria were still under development.

As to future work, it was agreed that, while the draft Registry Guide was an important text that was urgently needed by States, it was premature to decide to submit it, in whole or in part,to the Commission for approval at its forty-fifth session (A/CN.9/740, para. 92).

Although still in itsinfancy, the GGIM provides a forum to improve coordination among Member States and international organizations on the management of global geospatial information.

The opposition emphasized that progress on disarmament, demobilization and reintegration, particularly the completion of the disarmament and demobilization of former combatants, was a prerequisite for a reliable voter registration process and for the free movement of political actors in the run-up to any elections.

Some noted that the technical cooperation work of the Office could justify its evolution towards becoming a specialized agency, as well as the rationalization of its funding system; others found that idea premature.

However, with many countries having yet to implement a full set of national accounts and/or upgrade their accounts to the 1993 SNA, the changeover to the 2008 SNA is regarded as premature and problematic.

The United States remains unchanged in its dogged position as regards the peace proposals of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea; the United States position is that the conclusion of a peace treaty is premature and the ceasefire regime is to be maintained.