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It agreed to continue the consideration of these issues at its eighteenth session.
Consideration of these issues was facilitated by the discussions that took place during informal meetings of the working groups established for that purpose.
It was also agreed to resume consideration of these issues at the next GRPE session in June 2008.
We have in these two co-chairs people who have been very deeply involved in the consideration of these issues in the United Nations.
Further consideration of these issues can also be found in document UNEP/GC.22/INF/15.
The following draft listing is offered to stimulate consideration of these issues by the Commission.
However, consideration of these issues would be better integrated into the discussion of specific thematic areas;
The SBSTA decided to continue its consideration of these issues at its twenty-fourth and.
The representative of the Russian Federation agreed that this subject was a new challenge andproposed to continue consideration of these issues within the IWG.
The SBSTA initiated consideration of these issues at its twenty-fourth session, but was unable to complete.
As important differences continue to exist, further in-depth consideration of these issues is required.
The Working Group agreed to defer the consideration of these issues to a later stage, at which the revised Guide provisions would be considered.
At SBSTA 23, Parties did not complete consideration of the issues under this agenda item andagreed to continue consideration of these issues at SBSTA 24.
While progress has been made in the consideration of these issues, the ad hoc committee agreed to hold a second series of meetings from 14 to 25 August.
The SBSTA and the SBI considered the proposal from their Chairmen(FCCC/SB/1998/1) at their eighth sessions anddecided to defer consideration of these issues until their ninth sessions.
To facilitate the consideration of these issues further discussions were resumed in informal consultations, based on working papers prepared by the Chairman.
At its 4th meeting, the SBSTA, on a proposal by the Chair, agreed to continue its consideration of these issues at its twenty-fifth session November 2006.
However, any delay in the consideration of these issues should not be interpreted as acceptance by the General Assembly of the present form or working methods of the Council.
At its 4th meeting, on a proposal by the Chair, the SBI agreed to continue its consideration of these issues at its twenty-fifth session November 2006.
However, the consideration of these issues in the United Nations and its relevant bodies is not devoid of the political overtones that are reminiscent of the cold war era.
Participants discussed the need for both policy guidance and technical assistance, butdivergent views were expressed on the role of the General Assembly in the consideration of these issues.
The Working Party agreed to continue consideration of these issues and invited interested governments to provide information on their experience and proposals for any further initiatives.
Important differences still exist between States Membersof the United Nations, and further in-depth consideration of these issues is essential if we are to reach an agreement.
The Working Group was assisted in its consideration of these issues by a report prepared by the Secretary-General pursuant to paragraph 74 of General Assembly resolution 59/24 A/60/63/Add.1.
The SBSTA concluded that it had not completed its consideration of issues under this agenda sub-item, andagreed to continue its consideration of these issues at its twenty-first session.
Creating a favourable climate for consideration of these issues in a way that is progressive, promoting an animus societatis among all Member States, is perhaps our main goal.
The SBSTA, at its twenty-fourth session, did not complete its consideration of issues under this agenda item andagreed to continue its consideration of these issues at its twenty-fifth session.
Parties did not complete their consideration of these issues and decided to forward a draft decision(in square brackets) to the Conference of the Parties(COP) FCCC/SBSTA/2006/11, annex II.
On 19 December, the Security Council adopted a presidential statement(S/PRST/2008/47)acknowledging the progress made in the consideration of these issues by the Working Group and paving the way for its future work.
Upon consideration of these issues, the Committee may wish to call for comments from its Parties and other interested institutions and organizations on the elements mentioned in the present note.