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The term, however, has yet to be adopted by IUPAC.
The entire range of laws pertaining to these rights has yet to be adopted.
The Policy Platform of the Agency has yet to be adopted by the Bosnia and Herzegovina Parliamentary Assembly.
At the time of writing, a 2012 State-level budget has yet to be adopted.
Legislation has yet to be adopted in Greece and Luxembourg, and has nearly been completed in Spain.
Unfortunately, that draft resolution has yet to be adopted or implemented.
The detailed procedures concerning remuneration system will be regulated in a separate new law that has yet to be adopted.
As already stated,this draft code has yet to be adopted by the National Assembly.
However, the detailed procedures concerning remuneration system will be regulated in a separate new Law on Remuneration in Civil Service that has yet to be adopted.
She is pleased to note that, although enabling legislation has yet to be adopted, the Southern Sudan Human Rights Commission is already taking up some human rights cases.
Although ITC has shared itsproject portal with UNCTAD, a common and systematic approach has yet to be adopted by the United Nations.
The Committee regrets that the new draft penal code has yet to be adopted and that the State party could not provide a specific timeframe within which its adoption is foreseen. art. 14.
The Committee notes that, although article 14 of the Constitution guarantees parity between women and men,the law enabling its implementation in practice has yet to be adopted.
Although Russia has commi ed to undertake the fi rst exchange in 2018,a domes c law has yet to be adopted that will govern the fi nancial ins tu on report-making procedure in compliance with the Common Repor ng Standard CRS ОECD.
The Council of Ministers has also presented to Parliament a draft law which would reform the national defence and security forces, andbring them under a unified command structure; this has yet to be adopted, however.
The Committee believes that a case can also be made for using the revised estimates for 2004-2005 as the starting point,since the 2006-2007 proposed programme budget has yet to be adopted and the total quantum of resources to be approved for the forthcoming biennium is still unknown; therefore, calculations could have been made on the same basis as the initial estimates themselves.
During the reporting period, the draft law on the implementation of the Convention on the Prohibition of the Use, Stockpiling, Production and Transfer of Anti-Personnel Mines andon their Destructiona was approved by the Council of Ministers, but has yet to be adopted by Parliament.
As noted above, the Independent Electoral Commission does not currently enjoy the full support of all political actors in Côte d'Ivoire,as the revised law on its composition has yet to be adopted and a reconstituted Commission has yet to be established.
These two executive regulations have yet to be adopted.
Three previous annual reports of OIOS had yet to be adopted by the Committee, although they had been thoroughly discussed and commented upon.
In addition, the three draft laws on army reform have yet to be adopted by the Parliament.
Upon enquiry, the Committee was informed that the electoral law had yet to be adopted.
Measures to incorporate the Convention into national law had yet to be adopted, but problems of racial discrimination as such did not exist in the Congo.
The plan had yet to be adopted and was currently being reviewed by the teachers' union.
Although ITC had shared its project portal with other United Nations organizations(UNCTAD), a common andsystematic approach had yet to be adopted by the United Nations.
However, there has been underreporting over the MYFF period as many countries are supporting curricula development, but these have yet to be adopted.
Revision of the Family Code is under way, butthe draft amendments have yet to be adopted by the National Transitional Council transitional Parliament.
With the exception of the above-mentioned resolutions of the Council of Ministers,most enabling legal instruments have yet to be adopted by the Government of Timor-Leste.
The Aarhus Convention rules of procedure have yet to be adopted. They will be adopted at the first meeting of the Parties under article 10, paragraph 2(h). It is therefore impossible to predict with complete certainty how the Meeting of the Parties will make decisions.
The Chairman said that the Committee had concluded its consideration of the items allocated to it by the General Assembly andthat informal consultations would begin on the draft resolutions that had yet to be adopted.