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The Commission is invited to consider and adopt these recommendations.
In connection with this andother treaty control measures, the Commission is invited to consider the recommendations contained in paragraphs 52-54 below.
The Commission is invited to consider deleting article 63 5.
In its examination of the issue, the Commission is invited to consider the recommendation contained in paragraph 55 below.
The Commission is invited to consider the points for discussion contained in paragraph 21 of the report.
In section II of the document, the Commission is invited to consider giving new or additional policy directives to the United Nations International Drug Control Programme.
The Commission is invited to consider the recommendation contained in paragraph 56 below, which reflects those views.
As regards paragraph 4, the Commission is invited to consider whether the court should be directed to the order in which fines or confiscated property should be paid out.
The Commission is invited to consider how it can be effectively involved in the meetings of the consortium and its governance structures.
In section II of the document, the Commission is invited to consider the provisional timetable suggested to permit consideration of all agenda items in the time allocated to the regular segment of its forty-first session.
The Commission is invited to consider regulation 11.2 on the basis of the foregoing preliminary analysis and to report thereon to the Council, as appropriate.
The Commission is invited to consider, with a view to taking possible further action, the following recommendations, which arose from those forums.
In addition, the Commission is invited to consider whether it is necessary to include on its agenda a separate item on the review of the operation of the 1988 Convention.
The Commission is invited to consider the achievements of the current World Programme on Population and Housing Censuses, with a viewto identifying its future direction.
In this regard, the Commission is invited to consider the possibility of including other examples in the commentary in order to give a broader overview of the specific situations that article 63 seeks to regulate.
The Commission is invited to consider how UNDCP could further develop an active dialogue with non-governmental organizations, in order to encourage their active participation in drug abuse control programmes and projects.
The Commission is invited to consider whether there are indeed any crimes under general international law of the kind referred to in this subparagraph, and if so, to identify them expressly in the article.
The Commission is invited to consider changing the Timber Committee's"non-priority" status(within the context of the wider review of the Commission's activities), and to authorize the Executive Secretary to transfer resources to the Timber Section.
The Commission is invited to consider the duration of its subsequent sessions, taking into consideration its experiences in organizing sessions of five days' duration(its forty-fifth session), six days' duration(its forty-sixth session) and eight days' duration sessions held prior to its forty-fifth session.
The Commission is invited to consider the draft plan of action, including through its open-ended inter-sessional working group, and to focus on ways and means by which effect could be given to the plan of action, in terms of its follow-up and implementation.
The Commission is invited to consider the practice of States with regard to the institution of prosecutions in national courts: the Government doubts whether the standard for a prosecution in an international court should be lower than that required for a national court.
The Commission is invited to consider the conclusions and recommendations emanating from the Twenty-third Meeting of Heads of National Drug Law Enforcement Agencies, Asia and the Pacific, and the Ninth Meeting of Heads of National Drug Law Enforcement Agencies, Latin America and the Caribbean.
The Commission is invited to consider the duration of its subsequent sessions, taking into account the substantive items of the provisional agenda and its experience in organizing sessions of five days' duration(the forty-fifth and forty-seventh sessions), six days' duration(the forty-sixth session) and eight days' duration sessions held prior to the forty-fifth session.
The Commission is invited to consider the duration of its subsequent sessions, starting with its forty-seventh session, to be held in 2004, taking into consideration its experiences in organizing sessions of five days' duration(its forty-fifth session), six days' duration(its forty-sixth session) and eight days' duration sessions held prior to its forty-fifth session.
The Commission is invited to consider the analysis contained in ISBA/17/LTC/CRP.1 and summarized in this document and to provide such guidance and direction as may be necessary in order to increase the volume and quality of data that is available for use in the protection of the environment during activities associated with polymetallic nodule exploration and future exploitation.
The Commission is invited to consider its programme of work in relation to the duration of its subsequent sessions, taking into account the substantive items of its provisional agenda and its experience in organizing sessions of five days' duration(the forty-fifth, forty-seventh and forty-eighth sessions), six days' duration(the forty-sixth session) and eight days' duration the sessions held prior to the forty-fifth session.
The Commission is invited to consider the recommendations of the forty-first session of the Subcommission; the Sixteenth Meeting of Heads of National Drug Law Enforcement Agencies, Africa; the Sixteenth Meeting of Heads of National Drug Law Enforcement Agencies, Latin America and the Caribbean; and the Thirtieth Meeting of Heads of National Drug Law Enforcement Agencies, Asia and the Pacific.
The Commission is invited to consider the conclusions and recommendations emanating from the thirty-fifth session of the Subcommission on Illicit Drug Traffic and Related Matters in the Near and Middle East; the Tenth Meeting of Heads of National Drug Law Enforcement Agencies, Latin America and the Caribbean, and the Twenty-fourth Meeting of Heads of National Drug Law Enforcement Agencies, Asia and the Pacific.
The Commission is invited to consider the conclusions and recommendations of the following: the thirty-sixth session of the Subcommission; the Eleventh Meeting of Heads of National Drug Law Enforcement Agencies, Latin America and the Caribbean; and the Twenty-fifth Meeting of Heads of National Drug Law Enforcement Agencies, Asia and the Pacific; and the Fifth Meeting of Heads of National Drug Law Enforcement Agencies, Europe.
The Commission is invited to consider the recommendations(including a draft resolution) of the fortieth session of the Subcommission, as well as the recommendations of the Fifteenth Meeting of Heads of National Drug Law Enforcement Agencies, Africa; the Fifteenth Meeting of Heads of National Drug Law Enforcement Agencies, Latin America and the Caribbean; and the Twenty-ninth Meeting of Heads of National Drug Law Enforcement Agencies, Asia and the Pacific.