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This objective had implications for how cluster munitions were defined in the Convention.
The situation in Somalia,including acts of piracy, had implications for international peace and security.
That issue had implications for matters of intellectual property in standards and regulations.
The representative of CLCCR renewed his request to take part in this work, which had implications for constructors.
This had implications for how best one could maximize trade's contribution to growth and development.
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Support measures in developed countries had implications for developing country producers and consumers.
It was difficult to conclude the report without this important up-to-date information that had implications on the report's findings.
But this also had implications for the very concept of the Guide and, in particular, for the commentaries to the guidelines.
There has been a trend towards decentralization and democratization, which had implications for the transport sector.
All its provisions had implications for article 14 also, in particular that regarding the imposition of a lighter penalty.
The request for disqualification of Vergunst was rejected but the objection had implications for the vervolgprocedures in the case.
In a globalizing world, those factors had implications for the achievement of successful development outcomes, particularly the Millennium Development Goals.
It should also reflect the social dimension of the right to work, as the right not only had implications for individuals but also for society as a whole.
This had implications for merger control enforcement due to the influence of potentially conflicting policy objectives behind such mergers;
The Secretary-General noted that these trends had implications for both economic development and international relations.
The latter should be considered in conjunction with the results of the independent external evaluation of the audit and oversight system, which had implications for the JIU recommendations.
Their possible direct participation in hostilities had implications for their status and thus protection under IHL.
Moreover, these factors had implications for the composition and distribution of the natural plant cover, which produces enough to satisfy only a modest 35 per cent of animal food requirements.
Many of them had had to delay the start of their careers, which had implications for their professional development and lives.
The events of 11 September 2001 had implications for the Headquarters complex, which resulted in some curtailments of activities for several months following the attacks.
That was important in order to comply with article 9 of the Convention, and it also had implications for the implementation of article 16 of the Convention.
The topic had implications for relations among States, particularly in the regions where borders had recently been redrawn, and touched on an individual right of great significance.
Approximately 1 million of Sri Lanka's citizens lived abroad, and that had implications for the economies of their home and host countries.
Approval of the draft resolution had implications for the programme budget because any activity relating to the Repertory needed to have resources allocated to it in the budget.
There was a general consensus in the Commission that the issue of mobility was a complex matter that had implications for a number of human resource areas.
Some members felt that the trend shown in those data had implications for the remuneration levels in the common system, based as it was on remuneration levels of the comparator.
Another added that, over and above the question of consumer exposure,the question of which chemicals were contained in a product also had implications for recycling and waste management.
Changes in host authority education programmes consequently had implications for the Agency, which under normal circumstances would introduce them in its schools.
In addition, the Executive Committee was consulted in the framework of Actions 1, 2 and3 launched by the High Commissioner and which also had implications for the budgeting process.
These included the postponement of the interim adjustment, which had implications for staff-management relations and which created administrative difficulties.