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The Council may consider.
At the same time,if the Lusaka peace talks do not produce the expected positive results soon, the Council may consider taking appropriate action, including action on the future of the Mission.
The Council may consider that it is important, therefore, for a regulatory framework for exploitation to be established prior to 2016.
In this regard, the Human Rights Council may consider the following possible actions.
The Council may consider that this principle, which is also reflected in article 189 of the Convention, should also be maintained in the draft regulations.
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With a view to strengthening its capacity for"thought leadership", the Council may consider developing a knowledge-sharing system to support and enhance its work.
The Council may consider whether a resolution may be a more effective outcome of its coordination segment on certain themes in future years.
For the Peacebuilding Commission to meet the expectations of its advisory role, the Security Council may consider inclusion in its resolutions and/or presidential statements, or through direct correspondence.
Rather, the Council may consider such consultations, establishing a subsidiary organ for that purpose, as stipulated by Article 29 of the Charter.
A statement indicating that if the authorities of the host State fail to meet their obligations with regard to the safety andsecurity of the United Nations operation and its personnel, the Council may consider measures to ensure such security and safety.
In this respect, the Council may consider the following recommendations.
The Security Council may consider how the Office of the United Nations Resident Coordinator in Kinshasa could help in gathering information on the claims.
When confronted with an ambiguous situation, the Security Council may consider withdrawing an operation that is making a positive contribution in some respects but is being stymied in others.
Council may consider recommending that training should be provided to resident coordinators to enhance their capacity to operationalize their responsibilities in the context of the Beijing commitments at the country level.
The report contains some policy recommendations that the Council may consider in providing guidance for further actions by Member States and the United Nations system in this area.
The Council may consider assigning to an existing mandate holder the task of monitoring war propaganda and fear-mongering worldwide, on the basis of the prohibition of war propaganda stipulated in article 20, paragraph 1, of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
After reaching a decision on the high-level theme, the Council may consider a preparatory process that could include entrusting the appropriate functional commission or appropriate body with the task of preparing for the next high-level segment.
The Council may consider tasking an existing mandate holder to focus on worldwide military expenditures and to report every year to the Council and to the General Assembly on trends and options.
In this context, the Council may consider its role in contributing to the coherence of the environmental pillar.
Accordingly, the Council may consider shifting to a more issues-based approach, which would involve taking up, at each session, a main theme to be addressed by all relevant parts of the entire United Nations system, according to their areas of specialization.
The Security Council andthe Economic and Social Council may consider holding joint meetings periodically as a way of mobilizing international support for Africa in the areas of conflict prevention, resolution, and post-conflict peace-building.
The Security Council may consider, where possible or desirable, the despatch of joint Security Council/African Union missions to the field;
The Human Rights Council may consider paying special attention to the relationship between human rights and the environment through the appropriate mechanisms.
In particular, the Council may consider organizing in alternate years review and policy sessions of the Commission, as is now increasingly accepted practice in other functional commissions.
The Economic and Social Council may consider this subprogramme at its substantive session in 2000 together with the report of the Committee for Programme and Coordination and the Secretary-General's proposals for the whole medium-term plan.
The Bureau of the Council may consider utilizing innovative modes of communications with the public at large, such as web-based platforms and social media, with user-generated content and direct engagement and feedback.
For subsequent years, the Council may consider advising the Secretariat and the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development(UNCTAD) on how to best prepare for the Council's annual review as requested by the Programme of Action para. 111.
The Council may consider adopting, as soon as possible, a multi-year programme of work for its annual ministerial reviews, taking into consideration the core policy issues of conferences and drawing on the experience of the multi-year programmes already adopted by some of the functional commissions.
Iv The Council may consider recommending that support be given on a priority basis to the collection by Governments of information disaggregated by sex on the 15 indicators in the Minimum National Social Data set agreed by the Statistical Commission in view of the importance of data for gender mainstreaming.
Other accounts that the Council might consider appropriate and necessary.