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Starting in 1988, the Commission has considered 21 priority themes.
From the comments to draft article 9,it is not clear to what extent the Commission has considered this possibility.
By the end of 2002 the Commission has considered 20 cases and granted conditional release to 16.
This is a category of acts of a legal nature which are formulated by one or various subjects, which come into being and may produce effects as from that moment, and which generate legal effects independently of the acceptance or subsequent action of another State;this is clearly reflected in draft article 1 on the definition of such acts, which the Commission has considered and on which there appears to be general agreement.
Since 2007, the Commission has considered one priority theme and one review theme at each session see Council resolution 2006/9.
Furthermore, consistent with the mandate to incorporate a gender perspective in its work, the Commission has considered human rights and gender equality issues both in its country-specific work and in thematic discussions.
The Commission has considered at its various regular sessions the issue of coordination and cooperation in science and technology within the United Nations system.
Page 16 of 51 Final Report A specially called inter-ministerial commission has considered providing a railway access to the Zvartnots International airport of Yerevan.
The Commission has considered that those practices which discriminate women purely on the basis of sex, gender and marital status should be prohibited and eliminated.
As part of its mandate andmethods of work, the Commission has considered the issue of violence against women and related issues several times as a priority theme 1998, 2003, 2007 and 2013.
The Commission has considered requests for protection from 752 refugees and a further 69 are at the asylum stage, either at first instance, under review or under appeal.
Since its establishment in August 1997, the Legal and Technical Commission has considered the periodic reports and relinquishments submitted to the Authority by the registered pioneer investors pursuant to resolution II of the Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea.
The Commission has considered challenges to the eligibility of candidates and will continue to review and adjudicate complaints related to electoral offences. On 9 June, the Commission announced that 57 candidates, including two presidential contenders, were disqualified from running in the elections for not meeting the eligibility criteria.
The Eritrea-Ethiopia Boundary Commission has considered the question of the lawfulness of the deprivation of nationality in cases involving single and dual nationals under contemporary international law.
Thus, the Commission has considered that, although the two approaches and the two points of view concerning the question of the entry into force of the treaty may initially appear diametrically opposed, both are consistent with the principle that underlies treaty law, namely, the principle of consent.
At the same time, moreover, the Commission has considered the Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement(E/CN.4/1998/53/Add.2) developed by the Representative of the Secretary-General on internally displaced persons.
Since 2002, the Commission has considered such issues as the impact of FDI policies on industrialization, local entrepreneurship and development of the supply capacity of developing countries, in particular LDCs; best practices for access to and measures to encourage transfer of technology with a view to capacity building in developing countries, especially LDCs; issues related to investment arrangements; Investment Policy Reviews(IPRs); and implications for the Commission of the Fourth WTO Ministerial Conference.
In this regard, the Commission has considered levels of funding available to other internationalized and hybrid criminal tribunals, taking into account the particular circumstances of Timor-Leste.
Over this period, the Commission has considered more than 2.5 million claims submitted by more than 96 countries and international organizations and has awarded compensation payments in excess of 35.9 billion dollars, of which a sum of more than 13.5 billion dollars has been paid to claimants.
Since then, the Commission has considered under this agenda item various issues, such as bibliographies of recent writings related to the work by UNCITRAL and procedural issues e.g., reduction of documentation requirements, principles of interpretation and other matters referred to the Commission by the Secretariat.
At its thirtieth session, the Commission had considered a number of chapters of the guide.
The Commission had considered the criteria to be used in establishing the definitive list of crimes.
In 2007, the Commission had considered the Special Rapporteur's fifth report A/CN.4/583.
The Commission had considered several questions under the item.
The Commission, having considered the views of the parties, now determines as follows.
Attestation Commission, having considered the documents of candidates may take the following decisions.
In 1997 the Commission had considered a number of chapters of the legislative guide and in 1998 it had taken up several draft chapters prepared by the Secretariat.
In the past, the Commission had considered the question of responsibility for catch reporting and the attribution of catches for the purposes of Article XIX.3 of the Convention.
Mr. Bazinas(Secretariat) said that the Commission had considered cases in which the lender, following negotiations with the borrower, registered a notice prior to the conclusion of the security agreement.
The Council was informed that,during the present session, the Commission had considered the reports submitted to it by the registered pioneer investors during 1997 and 1998.