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The Conference takes the following decision.
In the context of the 1995 Conference, mindful of the undertaking in decision 1 that"Review Conferences should also address specifically what might be done to strengthen the implementation of the Treaty and to achieve its universality", the Review Conference takes the decisions and recommendations set out below.
The Conference takes the following decisions.
May I take it that the Conference takes a decision to this effect?
The Conference takes note of the commitments made by the parties in the Peace Agreement.
In this context, the Conference takes note of the medium-term strategy of IAEA.
The Conference takes note of the declaration of Mongolia of its territory as a nuclear-weapon-free zone.
As to the expansion of membership of the Conference, we do hope the Conference takes a positive decision on the proposal made by the Special Coordinator, Ambassador Hofer, a proposal which seemed to enjoy broad support among delegations as a step forward.
The Conference takes note of initiatives from States Parties to promote confidence-building under the Convention.
Any measure that the Conference takes in order to revitalize its work should be viewed as a step forward, particularly in the current circumstances.
The Conference takes note of the provisions of this Protocol and welcomes with satisfaction its entry into force.
Consideration of programme budget implications Before the Conference takes a decision or makes a recommendation the implementation of which might have programme budget implications for the United Nations, it shall receive and consider a report from the secretariat on such implications.
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The Conference takes note of the provisions of this Protocol. CCW/CONF. I/16, CCW/CONF. II/2, review of Protocol I.
The Conference takes note of desires expressed that, should a request for assistance be made, it be promptly considered and an appropriate response provided.
The Conference takes note of the particular concern expressed by many States parties about the ambiguous status of the nuclear-weapons capability of Israel.
The Conference takes note of the concerns of small island developing States and other coastal States with regard to the transportation of radioactive materials by sea.
The Conference takes note of the activities of the Zangger Committee and the Nuclear Suppliers Group in this respect and encourages the continuation of such dialogue and cooperation.
The Conference takes note of the International Court of Justice advisory opinion on the Legality of the Threat or Use of Nuclear Weapons, issued at The Hague on 8 July 1996.
The Conference takes note of the successful outcome of the Pledging Conference on the Enhanced Integrated Framework, held in Stockholm on 25 September 2007.
The Conference takes note of the prerequisites industry has identified for facilitating investment in renewable energies and energy efficiency.
In this regard, the Conference takes note of the ongoing work in the Zangger Committee for reviewing the Understandings to take account of developments in the Treaty review process.
The Conference takes note of the interest of Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan in creating a nuclear-weapon-free zone in central Asia and believes that it should contribute to peace, stability and security in the region.
The Conference takes note of the reaffirmation at the 2010 Review Conference by the five nuclear-weapon States of their commitment to a full implementation of the 1995 Resolution on the Middle East.
The Conference takes note of the reporting obligations of the High Contracting Parties under Amended Protocol II, and calls on the High Contracting Parties to fulfil these obligations in a timely, consistent and complete manner.
The Conference takes note of the proposal made by the United Nations Secretary-General regarding the convening of a major international conference that would help to identify ways of eliminating nuclear dangers.
Before the Conference takes a decision or makes a recommendation the implementation of which might have programme budget implications for the United Nations, it shall receive and consider a report from the secretariat on such implications.
Whatever decision the Conference takes on the terms of reference of the review mechanism, dialogue emerges as a key component that will ensure full respect of the ownership of the review process by States, as envisaged by the Convention.
The Conference takes note of the Transitional Federal Government national reconciliation and stabilization plan for the newly recovered areas and urges regional and international partners, including the African Union, IGAD and the United Nations to support this comprehensive plan.
The Conference took note of the presentation by the secretariat.