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The Board also considered related non-proliferation concerns.
The Board considered a draft decision onsecurity enhancements submitted by the President(IDB.29/L.7) and adopted decision IDB.29/Dec.4(see annex I). The Board also considered a draft decision on proposed new conference facilities(IDB.29/L.10) and adopted decision IDB.29/Dec.5 see annex I.
The Board also considered issues related to the financial situation of INSTRAW.
Remarriage penalty 274. As a separate matter, the Board also considered the"remarriage penalty" in articles 34 and 35 for a widow or widower who remarries.
The Board also considered Informal document No. 12(2004), containing excerpts from old documents issued in 1999-2000 with a number of proposals regarding a standard application of Article 38 and Annex 9, Part II of the TIR Convention.
At the suggestion of Alexei Mordashov, the Board also considered issues related to the reflection of the school's performance and its competitive advantages in the media and the Internet space.
The Board also considered Informal document No. 29(2014), prepared by the secretariat and containing two draft proposals for introducing an example of best practice on the use of authorized consignees in the EU.
At its twenty-ninth session, the Board also considered documentation concerning the proposed new conference facilities IDB.29/7-PBC.20/7, IDB.29/CRP.9.
The Board also considered 215 applications for travel for an estimated total amount of $687,000 for representatives of indigenous communities and organizations to attend the fourth session of the Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
The Board also considered a report on the internal audits of the Fund see para. 24 below.
The Board also considered that Informal document No. 14(2008) deserved further analysis.
The Board also considered the idea to establish an on-line training module for Customs officials.
The Board also considered the proposal for a peer review of technical publications.
The Board also considered the issue of the UNESCO-Obiang Nguema Mbasogo International Prize for Research in the Life Sciences.
The Board also considered the potential effect of the adjustable minimum guarantee on the two-track utilization rate.
The Board also considered additional grant requests for 2009 from projects in priority regions amounting to $1,558,162 from 29 projects.
The Board also considered, at its ninth meeting, the estimated resource requirements for operating the CDM in the biennium 2004- 2005.
The Board also considered a summary report on the internal audits of the operations of the Fund during the period from 1 May 1998 to 30 April 2000.
The Executive Board also considered a proposal for the partial merger of certain functions of the UNDP Inter-Agency Procurement Services Office with UNOPS.
The Board also considered the report of a Working Group established to review the size and composition of the Board and its Standing Committee.
The Board also considered requests for six projects, amounting to $119,841, for training and seminars for professionals assisting victims of torture.
The Board also considered the consulting actuary's estimates of the actuarial costs of the following measures that would enhance the amount of the withdrawal settlement.
The Board also considered a number of issues related to attendance at Board sessions and Standing Committee meetings, as well as the frequency of Standing Committee meetings.
The Board also considered Informal document No.11(2003) transmitted by Mr. J. Marques(European Community), containing some ideas with regard to the roles and functioning of the TIRExB.
The Board also considered Informal document No. 14(2008)(restricted), with particular focus on the formalities to suspend the guarantee on the territory of a Contracting Party.
The Board also considered that the Register contains confidential information and stressed the need to ensure an adequate level of protection of a Web-based register from unauthorized access.
The Board also considered that the crushing of the uprising against Saddam Hussein by Republican Guards in Najaf in 1991 amounted to crimes against humanity within the meaning of Article 1 F(a) of the Refugee Convention.
The Board also considered a note by the Secretary/CEO containing information on the administrative implications for the Fund if the Pension Adjustment System were to provide for an adjustable minimum guarantee.
The Board also considered additional grants requests for 2010 for projects in priority regions, awarding $1,501,322 to 40 projects, 30 of which had been provisionally considered at its thirty-first session.
The Board also considered Informal document No. 14(2008), with particular focus on the issues raised in paragraph 6 of the said document, dealing with the formalities to suspend the guarantee on the territory of a Contracting Party.