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His delegation, for its part, had not yet considered the matter in sufficient depth.
The Working Group acknowledged that, for lack of technical facilities orfor legal reasons, several States parties had not yet considered that type of cooperation.
Since the Committee had not yet considered the issue of complementary standards, they had given their personal views on the matter.
At the time of preparing this document the Fifth Committee had not yet considered IPSAS adoption.
As the African Union had not yet considered the case at that point, it would be impossible to provide the complainants with compensation.
The Unit had already submitted its annual report for 1998, butthe General Assembly had not yet considered it, nor had it approved the reports for 1996 and 1997.
His delegation andthe Arab Group had not yet considered any text of a new draft resolution but were prepared to give favourable consideration to such a text.
However, he came out with his first initiative- a proposal to certify providers of“occult” services- only in 2019, and,at the time of writing this report, the State Duma had not yet considered his bill.
As of the date of closing of the present report, the Council had not yet considered the interim report contained in document S/2005/49.
The Council had not yet considered this recommendation, however, and it was unlikely that any decision would be taken before the diplomatic Conference took place.
Ms. Vasak(France) requested that the draft resolution should be read out, as the Committee had not yet considered it in all the official languages, and drew attention to a misprint in the French version.
The Government had not yet considered accepting the amendment to article 8, which would require discussions among various ministries and Government agencies.
The President of the Tribunal reiterated that since General Assembly decision 62/547 had been adopted after themeeting of the Tribunal, the Tribunal had not yet considered its potential implications.
It observed that the Court of Serbia and Montenegro had not yet considered the matter and therefore the six-month rule had not yet begun to run.
The Working Party took note that the forthcoming annual session of the Inland Transport Committee(ITC) will only take place in the week of 18 to 22 February 2002 andthat the Committee therefore had not yet considered the work carried out by the Working Party in 2001.
The General Assembly had not yet considered the concept of sustainable procurement, and the Secretariat should avoid taking any initiatives which pre-empted the Assembly's decision.
As the Committee's decision in that regard depended on the position which it would eventually adopt in a case which it had not yet considered in plenary, he suggested that his proposal should be placed in square brackets with a view to returning to it later.
The Advisory Committee had not yet considered addendum 3 in detail and it would therefore have been difficult to use the monthly expenditure estimates proposed by the Secretary-General in that report.
With respect to air safety policies, the Department should step up its efforts to implement its accident-prevention programme, andOIOS was concerned that the Department had not yet considered or issued trend analyses or lessons learned.
However, the Institute had not yet considered establishing a recosting policy to take into account changes in the operational rates of exchange, actual inflation or the outcome of salary surveys.
Moreover the High Commissioner had been instructed to perform the very same tasks only one year earlier andthe Commission on Human Rights had not yet considered the High Commissioner's examination of the question of the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms while countering terrorism.
His country had not yet considered ratifying the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, but it had signed the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, which also dealt with genocide, and was discussing the possibility of ratification.
It further noted that the UNECE Working Party on Customs Questions affecting Transport(WP.30) had not yet considered the two drafts, but that it intended to do so at its next session which will be held from 30 January- 2 February 2007.
Although the Working Group had not yet considered all the points contained in the draft Guide, it nevertheless felt that its consideration of the core content was now complete enough for the Commission to be able to consider the basic policy points which had been agreed.
In particular, he was concerned about the Secretary-General's reference to the possibleinvoluntary separation of staff, since the General Assembly had not yet decided to abolish posts and had not yet considered the Secretary-General's proposals on budget reduction.
It was observed that the General Assembly and its Committees had not yet considered the implications of the Secretary-General's proposals on results-based budgeting, and it was further observed that the guidelines should not prejudge the outcome of this process.
With regard to agenda item 116,"Proposed programme budget for the biennium 1996-1997", the progress report of the Secretary-General on the implementation of the programme budget(A/C.5/50/57/Add.1) had just been issued, and the Advisory Committee on Administrative andBudgetary Questions had not yet considered it.
As to the issue raised in paragraph 5(a),the Government had not yet considered withdrawing the reservation to article 10, paragraph 2(b), and to the second sentence of article 10, paragraph 3, with respect to the separation of juvenile prisoners from adults, mainly because there were so few juvenile prisoners.
With regard to the additional requirements of $13 million in respect of the Secretariat's support for the resident coordinator system for the biennium 2016-2017,the Advisory Committee stressed that the General Assembly had not yet considered the cost-sharing arrangement reached by the entities of the United Nations Development Group for that system and the related United Nations contribution.
Where the Working Group had not yet considered the case, one possible solution might be to refer the case to the Special Rapporteur on new communications, who could either request the State party to comment both on admissibility and on the merits or ask for an extension of the time limit for the submission of information on the merits.