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The difficulties that might arise with electronic communications could be recorded in the report.
Make sure that there will be no legal difficulties that might deter your purchaser from buying your property.
An adaptation of this nature was necessary to allow new requirements to be transposed into domestic law and to obviate any difficulties that might arise in the national context.
Attention was also drawn to the difficulties that might be faced by some countries in providing all the information listed.
This(and previous) year's experience with the choosing of the theme has shown the difficulties that might reappear in the coming years.
Potential difficulties that might arise if the Parties sought to amend the text of Article 4.2(a) and(b) were identified.
The Committee would, however, appreciate more information in future on factors and difficulties that might affect implementation of the Covenant.
It was stated that most procedural difficulties that might arise in the field of conciliation could probably be solved by agreement between the parties.
In the area of national reconciliation, experience elsewhere suggests that the Organization could play a useful role in monitoring andhelping to reconcile difficulties that might arise.
However, many developing countries faced technological difficulties that might delay their full acceptance and application of the draft convention.
The report should, in particular, include detailed information on the extent to which each right is enjoyed in practice, andrefer to specific factors and difficulties that might impede its application.
On that note, several delegations expressed the desire to discuss difficulties that might be faced by Article 5 parties in phasing out HCFCs.
With regard to working conditions, in November 2002 we engaged contacts with lawyers, especially those who plead or have pleaded before international criminal courts,to identify any difficulties that might arise.
In addition, delegations were concerned about the difficulties that might be encountered by countries non-members of the European Union in applying the new measures.
We have extended our support to the interim secretariat to the limits of our ability andwe would be fully committed to providing whatever support we were able that might be needed to cover any difficulties that might be encountered in the transition phase.
However, there are still some problems and difficulties that might affect the full implementation of the Agreement and the achievement of objectives for improving the human rights situation.
The Guidance on the Practical Application of the Convention recommends open discussions at an early stage in order to minimize difficulties that might arise from differences in EIA legislation ECE/MP. EIA/8, section 2.2, para. 16.
Other delegations voiced their concerns about the difficulties that might arise if the return was obligatory in nature, since in some cases States were legally precluded from returning nuclear components or products.
At its ninetieth session, the Committee decided to revise its reporting guidelines and requested Mr. O'Flaherty to review the existing guidelines andto prepare a working paper identifying in particular any difficulties that might arise with the implementation of harmonized guidelines.
However, certain issues remained andshe thought it important to take into account certain difficulties that might arise when the city or a private company decides to perform construction work on the same street as the Mission's.
At its ninetieth session, the Committee decided to revise its reporting guidelines and requested Mr. O'Flaherty to review the existing guidelines andto prepare a working paper identifying in particular any difficulties that might arise with the implementation of harmonized guidelines.
With a view to reducing the difficulties that might arise in the interpretation of the text, it was suggested that a more descriptive language might be used along the following lines, consistent with the formulation adopted by the Working Group.
The Board encourages the Holy See to pursue efforts to remove obstacles to its accession to the 1988 Convention and, at the same time,to continue taking practical measures to deal with potential problems and difficulties that might arise from the implementation of the provisions of the 1988 Convention.
The Committee notes that there are no particular factors or difficulties that might prevent the effective implementation of the provisions of the Covenant in Switzerland, with the exception of the maintenance by Switzerland of its reservations to certain articles.
At its ninetieth session, the Committee decided to revise its reporting guidelines and requested Mr. O'Flaherty to review the existing guidelines andto prepare a working paper identifying in particular any difficulties that might arise with the implementation of harmonized guidelines.
The delegation of Slovenia drew attention to the difficulties that might arise when compliance reviews had to take account of revised emission values that were a result of using new inventory methodologies in accordance with the reporting guidelines.
The Commission was of the opinion that the appropriate means of judging whether the United Nations was a competitive employer wasto evaluate recruitment and retention in organizations to identify any difficulties that might exist in attracting and retaining highly qualified staff.
Federalism: Please describe any factors or difficulties that might affect the implementation of the Covenant in Switzerland as a result of the wide legislative and political autonomy granted to cantons and communes as well as the extent of the rights of constitutional initiative and legislative referendum;
At its ninetieth session, the Committee decided to revise its reporting guidelines and requested Mr. O'Flaherty to review the existing guidelines andto prepare a working paper identifying in particular any difficulties that might arise with the implementation of harmonized guidelines.
Apart from the difficulties that might arise from implementing the arrest of a ship already sailing and the safety implications that this might have, it is also very questionable whether such an arrest is the most efficient form of safeguarding maritime claims with a private interest.