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The purpose of his delegation's suggestion had simply been to make it clear what the Commission had concluded.
Consequently, for the first time in its history, the Commission had concluded its session without reaching consensus.
The Commission had concluded that the holding of consecutive meetings for its working groups was impracticable.
With regard to the length andduration of future sessions, the Commission had concluded that split sessions were more effective.
The Commission had concluded that statements of non-recognition constituted neither reservations nor interpretative declarations.
In the absence of positive comments from States, the Commission had concluded that States were not interested in the study of the second part of the topic.
The Commission had concluded that the existing law adequately fulfilled Sweden's responsibilities under article 4 b.
The Chair said that the report was supposed to reflect the actual conclusions reached, and the Commission had concluded that tender security"should not be the norm.
Based on those data, the Commission had concluded that 20 years should be used in the required calculations.
Ms. Walsh(Canada) asked whether the Secretariat would be in a position to make editorial as opposedto substantive amendments in order to clarify the text after the Commission had concluded its deliberations.
The CHAIRMAN announced that the Commission had concluded its consideration of draft chapter I of the legislative guide A/CN.9/444/Add.2.
When previous studies by the ICSC secretariat had shown that Germany had the highest paid civil service, the Commission had concluded that the conditions for changing the comparator were not in place.
The Commission had concluded that those matters should be considered in the Working Group and covered in the Special Rapporteur's second report.
In looking at cases of forced migration in the world today, the commission had concluded that they more often entailed mass flight than individual persecution.
The Commission had concluded that it would be preferable to retain an adjustment mechanism that was transparent and easily understood.
After carefully examining the proposal put forward by FAO and that of its secretariat, the Commission had concluded that the approach taken by its secretariat was within the framework of the post adjustment system.
The commission had concluded by adopting a social agreement representing a commitment on all sides to turn the national economy around.
The question of a language incentive for staff in the Professional andhigher categories was an important one, and the Commission had concluded that the current arrangements in the United Nations should serve as a model for other organizations.
No rule was perfect, but the Commission had concluded after lengthy deliberations that, on balance, the rule contained in recommendation 205 was the best available.
She drew the Commission's attention to section F, Implementation of UNCITRAL texts on secured transactions, of the note by the Secretariat on possible future work on security issues A/CN.9/702 and Add.1,and stated that the Commission had concluded its consideration of the note.
Based on its findings, the Commission had concluded that the project was likely to have a significant adverse transboundary impact.
Mr. WIBISONO(Indonesia) underscored the fact that the Commission had concluded the second reading of the draft Code of Crimes against the Peace and Security of Mankind.
The Commission had concluded that articles 41 and 42, concerning the cessation of wrongful conduct and full reparation respectively, were equally applicable to crimes.
In the light of detailed information received from the United Nations the Commission had concluded that there were several constraints associated with the contractual status of mission personnel that impeded programme delivery.
The Commission had concluded in its 1996 Draft Code of Crimes against the Peace and Security of Mankind that genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes would fall under the obligation aut dedere aut judicare.
With regard to immunity ratione personae, that connection was clear in the case of the troika; the Commission had concluded that under international law, members of the troika enjoyed that type of immunity simply by virtue of their office, with no need for specific powers to be granted by the State.
The Commission had concluded its technical consideration of the methodology for establishing a single post adjustment index for Geneva, but it had deemed it necessary to draw the Assembly's attention to the legal implications of that method.
With the completion of those surveys, the Commission had concluded the fifth round of surveys of salaries of staff in the General Service and related categories at headquarters duty stations.
In the report, the Commission had concluded that systematic, widespread and gross human rights violations had been and were being committed by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and recommended that the Security Council take action to ensure accountability, including by referring the situation to the International Criminal Court.
As to the actual application of the measures taken, the Commission had concluded that abuses had been committed by private individuals and groups, but had been unable to identify them.