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In addition, the Commission had discussed proposals concerning the definition of harm to the environment.
Another staff member had represented the Division at the twelfth session of the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice,at Vienna, in May 2003, when that Commission had discussed trafficking in human beings, especially women and children.
Lastly, the Commission had discussed questions connected with the essential terms of the project agreement.
Mr. Dennis(United States of America) noted that when UNCITRAL had celebrated the 25th anniversary of the Convention in 2005, the Commission had discussed papers concerning a variety of issues as well as the UNIDROIT Principles of International Commercial Contracts.
The Chairperson said that the Commission had discussed recommendation 205 at great length during the earlier part of the session and she was reluctant to reopen the debate.
Mr. HERRMANN(Secretary of the Commission) said that, at the next session of the Commission or a working group thereof(if one was established),delegations would be able to consider a revised version of the chapters that the Commission had discussed at its current session.
During the earlier part of the meeting the Commission had discussed the terms"grantor" and"secured creditor" in the draft Registry Guide.
The Commission had discussed its role in promoting the rule of law at its forty-first and forty-second sessions and had included comments on the issue in its subsequent reports to the General Assembly.
While supporting the principles and concepts of sustainable development, prevention, polluter pays, environmental impact assessment anddue diligence, which the Commission had discussed extensively, her delegation believed that the Commission should examine them further in order to determine their proper applicability in the context of the topic.
The Commission had discussed the aspect of provisional application as an issue of whether or not the draft articles should cover treaties not yet entered into force.
The member of the Kenya Law Reform Commission had discussed her country's Constitution, which had made Kenyan Sign Language an official language of the country.
The Commission had discussed the eradication of poverty at its special session in 1996; and it considered productive employment and sustainable livelihoods at its thirty-fifth regular session in 1997.
Welcoming the fact that the Commission had discussed the inclusion of penalties in the draft Code, he said that the draft Code should contain a general provision on the nature of possible penalties.
The Commission had discussed at length the question of whether a State, as distinct from those individuals governing it, could properly be said to have committed a crime.
In particular, it was pleased that the Commission had discussed criteria for deciding when projects were to be undertaken and had acknowledged various tools through which it could introduce greater flexibility and efficiency in its working methods, including the use of experts or special rapporteurs.
The commission had discussed various aspects of the topic(paras. 151 to 191 of the report), and had finally decided to reconvene the Working Group on Unilateral Acts of States.
Well aware of the current financial constraints, the Commission had discussed additional ways of achieving savings and had asked its secretariat to prepare a strategic planning note, laying out possible options and their financial implications, for consideration by the Commission at its next session.
The Commission had discussed the matter of the final form of its work on the topic, and some members had concurred with the Special Rapporteur that it would be desirable to take a decision at a relatively early stage.
He noted that the Commission had discussed the use of force, although the provisions of the Charter of the United Nations and international jurisprudence were absolutely clear.
To that end, the Commission had discussed practical means of enhancing training and technical assistance, cooperation among international organizations, and partnerships with civil society, in particular the private sector.
The Commission had discussed the competence of treaty monitoring bodies to assess the permissibility of reservations in 1997 and had developed preliminary conclusions on reservations to normative multilateral treaties, including human rights treaties.
The Commission had discussed the significant worldwide rise in fraudulent activity, including the fraudulent use of commercial and trade documents, that could give rise to civil liabilities as a potential topic for future work.
Subsequently, after the Commission had discussed its future work in the area of arbitration(see para. 380), it was decided that the Working Group on Insolvency Law was to hold that exploratory session at Vienna from 6 to 17 December 1999.
The Commission had discussed the situation in which a grantor gave a security right to a secured creditor that was effective against third parties, but then sold the encumbered asset to a buyer that obtained the encumbered asset subject to the security right.
The Commission had discussed that draft guideline in combination with the question it had addressed to Member States in the Sixth Committee as to whether the depositary of a treaty could or should refuse to communicate to States and international organizations concerned a reservation that was manifestly inadmissible, particularly when it was prohibited by a provision of the treaty.
After the Commission has discussed the suggestions and agreed upon a draft, the text may be presented to the National Assembly next year.
The Commission has discussed the draft decision informally with the competent Iraqi officials and has made certain suggestions.
At its meetings, the Commission has discussed more than 30 issues, including 10 relating to the prevention of child neglect and homelessness.
Various committees and commissions have discussed the necessity of introducing the concept of a national minimum wage below which no employer should be allowed to engage any worker in the country.
The Commission has discussed the issue of financial resources for implementating the UNCED commitments by taking a comprehensive and balanced approach that focuses on external, domestic and innovative sources of finance.