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That the Conference would adopt its own rules of procedure during the current session.
While the aforementioned countries welcome that, they welcome paragraph 5 of the draft resolution,whereby the 2012 conference would adopt decisions on the basis of consensus.
His delegation hoped that the Conference would adopt a protocol on cluster munitions.
In 2005, in cooperation with other countries, we attempted to launch disarmament negotiations in the General Assembly in the hope that the Conference would adopt its programme of work.
It was envisaged that the FAO Conference would adopt a parallel resolution at its twenty-eighth session on 27 October 1995.
He reiterated that the Conference would be inclusive, and expressed the hope and expectation that the Conference would adopt its final report on the basis of general agreement.
She was confident that the Conference would adopt those documents on the agreed terms, as was indeed the intention of the Mexican delegation.
There had been high expectations among the international community that, following the missed opportunitiesof the past decade, the 2010 Review Conference would adopt urgent practical steps to eliminate nuclear weapons within a specific timeline.
He trusted that the Review Conference would adopt a negotiating mandate on that issue, as it could not ignore such a serious problem.
Algeria had submitted a set of practical proposals to the 2010 Review Conference aimed at securing implementation of the 1995 resolution and he hoped that the Conference would adopt the proposals and establish the machinery required to implement it.
He also expressed the hope that the Review Conference would adopt the draft decision relating to the establishment of a sponsorship programme.
At the same meeting, the representative of the Philippines, on behalf of the States Members of the United Nations that are members of the Group of 77,introduced a draft resolution(A/CONF.177/L.9) whereby the Conference would adopt the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action and recommend them to the General Assembly for endorsement at its fiftieth session.
His delegation hoped that the Conference would adopt the proposals on the matter before the end of the year and extend membership to those States which had applied.
At the same meeting, the representative of Costa Rica, on behalf of the States Members of the United Nations that are members of the Group of 77 and China,introduced a draft resolution(A/CONF.165/L.7) whereby the Conference would adopt the Istanbul Declaration on Human Settlements and the Habitat Agenda and recommend them to the General Assembly for endorsement at its fifty-first session.
He hoped that the Ministerial Conference would adopt an ambitious declaration that would intensify action to improve health and combat climate change.
She hoped that, in line with the commitments contained in the Millennium Declaration, the participants in the Conference would adopt the strongest possible programme of action with a view to achieving a more peaceful and secure world in the twenty-first century.
Her country hoped that the Conference would adopt an action plan to rekindle momentum for disarmament by building on the achievements of previous conferences, and in particular by updating the 13 practical steps agreed on at the 2000 Review Conference along the lines proposed by the International Commission on Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Disarmament.
As an archipelagic State, Indonesia well understood the problems of the small island developing States,and trusted that the Conference would adopt a programme of action to support the sustainable development of those States, as well as measures to help them cope with adverse environmental changes.
It was to be hoped that the Committee's forthcoming Conference would adopt the recommendations to be submitted to it by the group of intergovernmental experts and that ICRC would prepare a report on customary rules applicable to armed conflicts.
Annex I to that report contained the text of a draft decision on adoption of the rules of procedure, proposed by the President of the Conference at its second session,whereby the Conference would adopt the rules of procedure annexed to that decision, with the exception of draft rule 22, paragraph 1, and draft rule 42, paragraph 1, on the understanding that draft rule 22, paragraph 1, would continue to be applied.
Japan strongly hoped that the World Conference would adopt a declaration and plan of action containing concrete recommendations concerning better means of fighting racism and racial discrimination, which were among the gravest violations of human rights.
The revision to the scenario would mean that the Conference would adopt its agenda on Monday, 13 November 2000, instead of Monday, 20 November 2000, as originally recommended.
Norway attached great importance to the Convention and hoped that the Conference would adopt positive decisions on numerous important issues, especially explosive remnants of war and extension of the scope of the Convention.
The Conference would also adopt comprehensive standards for working conditions in the fishing sector.
He hoped that the next General Conference session would adopt a full budget without cuts or allow a small increase.
In 2012, Albania indicated that,by the Third Review Conference, it would adopt new comprehensive national legislation on disability.
It intended to participate fully in the Conference, which it hoped would adopt recommendations and a programme of action that were effective.
In 2005, Mexico, together with other countries, proposed that disarmament negotiations should commence in the General Assembly, in the hope that the Conference on Disarmament would adopt its programme of work and fulfil its mandate.
The President noted that at the start of the meeting in Dubai, the Conference would need to adopt rules to govern its proceedings.
Other comments made in this context included the remark that the regime under consideration should not be too costly and the observation that it would be pragmaticto provide guidelines and to leave the determination of appropriate mechanisms to the diplomatic conference which would adopt the future convention.