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He also said that the Commission intended to revise Directive 99/102/EC on fuel consumption.
Also contrary to that principle was the indication, in paragraph 88(d)(i),that the Commission intended to study the use of a basket of comparators.
The Commission intended, therefore, to further explore what follow-up action it might take.
It would welcome the input of ICSC and noted that the Commission intended to report to the General Assembly at its sixtieth session on that important issue.
The Commission intended to produce a discussion document on that subject later in the year.
Nothing in the language used could reasonably be read as suggesting that the Commission intended that the locations themselves would be varied during the demarcation.
The Commission intended to use it to guide its future work, as outlined in paragraph 18 above.
The representative of Croatia inquired as to the contribution the Commission intended to make towards the high-level segment of the Economic and Social Council in 2002.
The Commission intended to adopt the final version of the Guide to Practice at its session the following year.
The word"impermissible" appeared between square brackets because the Commission intended to revisit the term, for reasons that could be found in the commentary to the draft guideline.
The Commission intended to contribute to the relevant processes in the light of its role in the promotion of the rule of law and sustainable development.
The recognition of the possibility of multiple nationality resulting from a succession of States does not mean that the Commission intended to encourage a policy of dual or multiple nationality.
Contingent on funding, the Commission intended to publish those opinions in volumes 43 to 48.
Such action did not appear to be in keeping with the spirit of article 6 of the ICSC statute:the organizations would appreciate being advised of the action the Commission intended to take on the matter.
The Committee asked how the Commission intended to deal with the ongoing non-application of the Noblemaire principle.
According to another point of view, the draft guideline went far beyond the Vienna regime andcould give the impression that the Commission intended to include the greatest possible number of situations under the regime on reservations.
The Working Party noted that the Commission intended to provide a new impetus to inter-sectorial cooperation in the framework of the UNECE activities.
Mr. PHUA(Singapore) said that while his delegation agreed that the Model Law was intended to aid inmodernizing laws on communication, it did not believe that the Commission intended to create uncertainty in traditional laws on paper-based communication.
It was noted, however, that the Commission intended to give further consideration to the revised text before a final text could be submitted to the Council.
A number of FEPCA provisions were being gradually implemented within the United States federal civil service and the Commission intended to monitor the application of those provisions for possible relevance to the United Nations common system;
The Commission intended to complete its consideration on second reading of the topics"International liability for transboundary harm" and"Diplomatic protection.
FEPCA had established a number of new pay systems that the Commission intended to review at the time of the next United States/United Nations grade equivalency study in 1995;
The Commission intended to hold a series of scientific meetings to develop better methods of data collection and to address various sources of uncertainty in the stock assessment.
Mr. DE SARAM(Sri Lanka)said that he agreed with the general approach the Commission intended to take to the topic of State succession and its impact on the nationality of natural and legal persons.
If the Commission intended to adhere to a two-element model of custom formation, the definition of customary international law should treat both elements equally.
The Committee was provided with information on this issue which indicated that the Commission intended to disseminate electronically during the next biennium 12 issuances pertaining to 7 subprogrammes(1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9) out of 10.
If the Commission intended to abide by its own schedule of work, it should consider specific, more narrowly defined issues rather than engaging in yet another round of general discussions.
It was further stressed that, in listing activities, the Commission should be consistent; for example,the list of activities addressed by the conventions which the Commission intended to rely on seemed to have included activities such as oil spills causing transboundary harm, while excluding transboundary flooding as a result of deforestation.
The Commission intended to keep a close watch on the compliance of those organizations with the framework established at the start of the project, described in annex II to the 2004 report Vol. 1.
Her delegation was pleased to note that the Commission intended to discuss settlement of disputes clauses, which were a crucial issue in contemporary international law, at its next session.