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The Human Rights Council was the appropriate forum for consideration of such issues.
The consideration of such issues was particularly important in view of the Commission's forthcoming analysis of the Noblemaire principle.
The Agreement to Negotiate provides mechanisms for consideration of such issues as part of the broader negotiation process.
India voted against this resolution, and we do not feel that the Conference on Disarmament is the appropriate forum for the consideration of such issues.
To facilitate further consideration of such issues by the Twenty-Third Meeting of the Parties, they requested that the overviews should be compiled in a single document.
In Botswana and Saudi Arabia, UNDP was seen by governments as a service provider, andtherefore not relevant to internal government consideration of such issues.
The Council's consideration of such issues has laid the groundwork for action in the areas of peacekeeping and peacebuilding and in preventing a return to conflict.
It was important for the Meeting of the High Contracting Parties to continue its consideration of such issues in the light of their humanitarian impact and devastating effects on the environment.
Each such Committee may establish subsidiary bodies for specific issues relevant to the Treaty so as toprovide for a focused consideration of such issues.
The concept of sustainable food security also implies the consideration of such issues as income and land distribution, fertility and population, as well as the environment.
It was also agreed that subsidiary bodies could be established within the respective Main Committees for specific issues relevant to the Treaty, so as toprovide for a focused consideration of such issues.
This process thereby enables the consideration of such issues as the causes and patterns of displacement, protection concerns, humanitarian needs, and prospects for durable solutions.
The representative of Iraq reaffirmed that the Committee had accomplished many important tasks,including its consideration of such issues as health insurance, diplomatic indebtedness and the safety of mission personnel.
However, the consideration of such issues within the United Nations system was not devoid of political overtones reminiscent of the cold-war era, particularly in the case of human rights.
The issues proposed for consideration by the Committee are included, at the discretion of the Chairperson of the Committee, to the agenda of its next planned meeting orto the agendas of those meetings specially convened for consideration of such issues.
Following extensive discussions, the Council decided to continue consideration of such issues at the eighth session in order to give the members of the Council the opportunity to consider further the important conceptual issues involved.
The issues proposed for consideration by the Committee are included, at the discretion of the Chairman of the Committee, into the agenda of the next planned meeting of the Committee orinto the agendas of special meetings convened for consideration of such issues.
He noted that no meetings had been scheduled for the consideration of such issues as mobility, discrimination in recruitment, and monitoring and control mechanisms in the Office of Human Resources Management, even though 2002 was a personnel year.
While issues concerning damage by transnational corporations in the territory of a host country andtheir liability were critical, some members viewed any consideration of such issues within the context of the topic, or at any rate by the Commission, with reticence.
There should be more comprehensive and simultaneous consideration of such issues as the provision of adequate resources for enterprise development and the adoption of more development-friendly policies in the areas of international trade and monetary and fiscal policies.
The desirability of the Council concluding its discussions on chosen coordination issues withina two-year frame and not perpetuating the consideration of such issues is another matter that requires attention, as previously pointed out by the Secretary-General see A/49/558, para. 10.
The report highlighted consideration of such issues by the United Nations human rights system and made recommendations for enhancing the compliance of legislation, policies and practices for countering terrorism with international law, including international human rights law.
No linkages should be made to allow any State to make subjective assessments against another State in fields such as human rights orsustainable development as frameworks and contexts for the fair consideration of such issues within the United Nations differ significantly from the framework of the proposed treaty;
However, the Group believed that the consideration of such issues had yielded disappointing results in the past and agreed with the view expressed by the Advisory Committee in its earlier report on the administrative and budgetary aspects of the financing of the United Nations peacekeeping operations(A/63/746) that not all such issues required annual policy direction from the General Assembly.
Against that background, no linkages should be made to allow any State to make subjective assessments against another State in fields such as human rights or sustainable development since frameworks andcontexts for the fair consideration of such issues within the United Nations differ significantly from the framework of the proposed arms trade treaty.
It should also be noted that the multi-year work programme of the Commission on Sustainable Development for 1998-2002 no longer provides the consideration of such issues as population and poverty, which although addressed in Agenda 21, are more effectively pursued by the Commission on Population and Development and the Commission for Social Development in their respective follow-up to the review processes.
The discussion within the high-level political forum on issues relating to small island developing States helped to bring those issues into the widersustainable development discussion and to pave the way for the preparations of the third International Conference and the consideration of such issues within the broader discourse on the post-2015 development agenda.
Also urges the Secretary-General to examine further existing work practices within the United Nations system with a view to increasing flexibility so as to remove direct or indirect discrimination against staffmembers with family responsibilities, including consideration of such issues as spouse employment, job-sharing, flexible working hours, child-care arrangements, career-break schemes and access to training;
While it is conceivable that such treaty relations could be affected qua third parties in the second scenario envisaged in paragraph(2) above, and that, accordingly, some of the provisions of the present draft articles might apply by analogy,the Commission decided to leave the consideration of such issues to a possible future topic for inclusion in its work programme.
Urges the Secretary-General to continue his work on improving the work practices and environment within the United Nations system with a view to increasing flexibility so as to remove direct or indirect discrimination, including against staff members with family responsibilities, through,inter alia, consideration of such issues as spouse employment, job-sharing, flexible working hours, child-care arrangements and career-break schemes, and to improve access for all staff to training and career development;