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The Commission had asked the Secretariat to study the issue further.
In its resolution 2001/45, moreover, the Commission had asked her to carry out her mandate.
The Commission had asked States three specific questions relating to the attribution of conduct, which were not easy to answer.
As for the topic of the responsibility of international organizations,he noted that the Commission had asked States to comment on draft article 43.
Secondly, the Commission had asked about the type of consequences that were appropriate or applicable following failure to comply with the duties of prevention of transboundary damage.
Referring to the questions raised by the Commission in paragraphs 31 to 34 of its report,she noted that the Commission had asked what kind of regime should apply to activities which actually caused significant harm.
As a next step, the Commission had asked Working Group VI to prepare a model law on secured transactions based on the recommendations of the Secured Transactions Guide.
Mr. Ahmed was still in the Djibouti civil prison, and the Commission had asked judicial authorities to take the necessary measures to bring his case to trial without delay.
The Commission had asked the General Assembly whether the draft Code should be adopted as a convention, incorporated into the draft statute of the court or adopted as a declaration.
In its evaluation of the 2010 report, the Commission had asked for full copies of the scientific publications cited, as well as the raw data and/or access to the Biocean database.
The Commission had asked organizations to keep it informed of progress achieved and to submit a report on the subject, to enable it to report to the General Assembly at a future session.
Mr. Labardini(Mexico) said that, in chapter III of its report the Commission had asked States what approach they wished the Commission to take to the question of immunity of State officials from foreign criminal jurisdiction.
The Commission had asked his Office to organize expert seminars on democracy and good governance, and its resolutions now emphasized the importance of the rule of law.
With regard to the specific issues on which the Commission had asked for comments, his delegation believed that diplomatic protection could be exercised only when the State extending protection could prove that the person concerned was its national.
The Commission had asked Governments to comment on conduct of States which might, in certain circumstances, produce legal effects under international law similar to those of unilateral acts strictu senso.
Mr. KATEKA(United Republic of Tanzania),noting that the Commission had asked the General Assembly to select the most appropriate form for the draft Code, said that his delegation favoured its incorporation in the draft statute for an international criminal court.
The Commission had asked him to explain to the Committee that it would prefer to submit the complete framework the following year because 2000 was a year in which the Committee was due to consider personnel matters and because that delivery date would provide the organizations with the time needed to consult their constituencies, including their staff associations, on the suitability of the framework in the spirit of the improved consultative process developed by the Commission. .
In order to develop strategies, the Commission had asked UNCTAD to organize a series of Expert Meetings with the aim of suggesting concrete policy recommendations that could help SMEs build technological capabilities, grow and be better able to compete in the global economy.
The Commission had asked about State practice in cases when a State objected to a reservation it considered incompatible with the object and purpose of the treaty, but without opposing the entry into force of the treaty between itself and the author of the reservation.
The Commission had asked for comments on the practice whereby States objected to a reservation that they considered incompatible with the object and purpose of a treaty, but without opposing the entry into force of the treaty between themselves and the author of the reservation.
Recalling that in 2007 the Commission had asked to be provided with relevant State practice, particularly treaties and other arrangements, concerning oil and natural gas, he said that it would be premature for the Commission to embark upon the codification of the law on that subject before it received replies from a sufficient number of Governments, although it might continue to conduct preliminary studies.
Lastly, the Commission had asked Governments to comment, with respect to part one of the draft, on whether all conduct of an organ of a State was attributable to that State under article 5, irrespective of the jure gestionis or jure imperii nature of the conduct; and, with respect to part two of the draft, on the appropriate balance between the elaboration of general principles and of more detailed provisions paras. 35-36 of the report.
Therefore the Commission has asked to extend its mandate for another 15 days.
The Commission has asked the head of the delegation of Iraq to convey to his Government the Commission's requirement for the immediate activation of the cameras at Yawm Al Azim and Al Rafah.
The Commission has asked the Scientific Committee to review the science supporting a joint New Zealand-United States proposal to establish a marine protected area(MPA) in the Ross Sea Region RSR.
To ensure that all chemical weapons production equipment removed from Muthanna has been accounted for, the Commission has asked Iraq to provide clarifications on the movement of all such equipment.
Since many victims of the repression had to leave the country, the Commission has asked NCHR to coordinate information-gathering in the United States.
It should be recalled that the Commission has asked the Sub-Commission to submit a series of proposals on these subjects in preparation for the World Conference against Racism.
The Commission has asked all Principal Subsidiary Bodies(PSBs) to put in place a biennial evaluation of their programmes of work.
As it did in its request for the May 2002 general elections,the National Electoral Commission has asked for UNAMSIL's technical(public information and communications) and logistical(storage and transport of elections materials) assistance.