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The Bureau agreed that, on this basis,the UNECE secretariat should continue its consultations with all stakeholders, particularly the European Commission.
Egypt will continue its consultations with the United Nations Secretariat and the States concerned in order to activate mine-clearance action taking place in Egypt.
The secretariat was requested to report to the next session of SC.3/WP.3 on the decisions andinstructions of ITC and continue its consultations with the EU delegation on the issue.
The presidency will therefore continue its consultations to ascertain the readiness of delegations to move forward towards a decision on L.1, which remains on the table.
With respect to the exchange rates used for claims payment by Bangladesh,that the secretariat should continue its consultations with Bangladesh and report on its progress at a future informal meeting;
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The Bureau should continue its consultations with the Member States and the Advisory Committee to plan the remainder of the session, giving priority to time-bound issues.
It was her understanding that the Secretariat had been dealing with that question for over three years andthat the relevant department would continue its consultations with the experts in order to develop such a methodology.
The Secretariat will continue its consultations with potential contributing countries to ensure that contingents are made available in a timely manner and that they are deployed with all the standard basic equipment.
The Bureau of ITC, at its session on 29- 30 November 2011, took note of the secretariat concept note and the proposals of SC.3 andagreed that the UNECE secretariat should continue its consultations with all stakeholders, particularly the EC.
The General Assembly decided that the Working Group should continue its consultations during the forty-ninth session and submit a further report before the end of the session.
At that stage, the members of the Council expressed different opinions on all those questions and on the extent to which the recommendations of the panels could be implemented, but they believed that the status quo was not acceptable andthat the Council should continue its consultations in order to be able to re-establish its unity on the question.
Having failed to reach consensus on this issue,the Group would continue its consultations with a view to reporting to the Working Group at its forty-second session.
The Working Group should continue its consultations with the United Nations Research Institute for Social Development(UNRISD) to discuss on how it might contribute to the Working Group's work and to a greater understanding of Afro-descendant issues by undertaking specific studies on the economic and social development of people of African descent.
With respect to the non-compliance by the Governments of Liberia, Senegal and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia with the requirements of decisions 18 and 48,the secretariat should continue its consultations with the Governments and write to Liberia reiterating the Council's concern regarding this issue;
The Working Group should continue its consultations with interested parties in the next few years in order to reach a consensus on the principles that would govern the regulation of private military and security companies, since such principles could not be defined unilaterally.
Further to the request of the ITC that the Working Party should continue its consultations with all stakeholders, particularly the European Commission, aimed at further exploring ways UNECE could assist in the establishment and operation of the European Hull Database(ECE/TRANS/224, para. 53), the Working Party will be informed about any new developments with regard to the pilot project.
UNOPS continues its consultations with the African Development Bank on collaboration in central Africa.
In 2005, the Secretariat continued its consultations with the bodies entitled to summary records on the possibility of relinquishing or curtailing their use of summary records.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs continues its consultations with representatives of the neighbouring countries, the United Nations, international organizations and other parties concerned by the existing situation in the Kodori Gorge.
During the year, the Committee continued its consultations with indigenous representatives and other experts regarding a general comment on indigenous children.
Pending a response from the Government of Israel, UNIFIL continued its consultations with both parties, with a view to preventing any incident in the area.
The Office for Disarmament Affairs continued its consultations with the host Government of Nepal on the relocation of the Centre to Kathmandu.
UNOWA continued its consultations and cooperation with United Nations entities in the region and with regional organizations in support of efforts to promote peace, stability and development.
At its third and fourth meetings, held from 15 to 17 December 2008 and from 11 to 13 May 2009,the Working Group continued its consultations.
Along these lines, the Informal Open-ended Working Group on An Agenda for Peace continued its consultations within the context of the four specific sub-groups.
While the National Constitutional Review Commission continued its consultations on a draft elections bill, differences reportedly remain over the form of the electoral system and the number of seats in the National Assembly and the Southern Sudan Legislative Assembly.
The LRC continues its consultations on: rights of ownership and use with respect to customary land, commercial development and why women are not included in decision making, land trusts, and if women do receive an equitable share of benefits from development.
ILO continued its consultations with the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund over the past year, with a view to these organizations taking increased account of human rights questions affecting working people.
In February 2007, the Panel conducted a mission to Chad,where the Panel continued its consultations with representatives from a range of Government ministries, United Nations agencies, international non-governmental organizations and diplomatic missions in N'Djamena(see annex I). The Panel also met with representatives from several Darfur opposition groups.
The Council continued its consultations on a response to Iraq's decision of 5 August to suspend cooperation with UNSCOM and IAEA on all disarmament activities and restrict ongoing monitoring and verification activities at declared sites. On 3 September the Executive Chairman of UNSCOM, Richard Butler, briefed Council members on the status of UNSCOM activities in Iraq, noting that some of the monitoring activities had also been affected by Iraqi restrictions.