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This issue was considered under agenda item 3.5.4 see para. 43.
At the twelfth session, a report presented by the President of the Tribunal on the issue was considered by the Committee on Rules and Judicial Practice.
The issue was considered at BoD meetings on several occasions and in all details.
Similarly, with respect to the author's participation in the High Court trial as a child, the Committee observes that this issue was considered by the High Court and the Court of Appeal.
This issue was considered for the first time in last year's session of the General Assembly.
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The third areawas the external debt, especially that of low income countries. That issue was considered in the report on the debt situation of the developing countries as of mid-1998 A/53/373.
The issue was considered and resolution 63/3 was adopted by the General Assembly on 8 October 2008.
As far advisability of keeping the system of internal and National Personnel Reserves is concerned, this issue was considered and it was decided to keep both reserve but to change their principles of work.
This issue was considered by the Council 34 times at public and private meetings and in closed consultations.
Mr. Kuymizakis(Malta) said that Malta had recognized the significance of climate change in 1988, bringing it to the attention of the General Assembly, andhad remained at the forefront of efforts to ensure the issue was considered a priority.
The issue was considered under the scope of Armenian-Azerbaijani relations' and the Karabagh conflict's coverage.
Having regard to the author's claim of a violation of article 7 and considering it as limited to torture raising fair trial issues, the Committee notes that this issue was considered by the Appellate Courts and dismissed for lack of merit.
That issue was considered by the Committee in the context of the overall process of the revitalization of the General Assembly.
At the resumed 9th meeting,the President recalled that the SBSTA Chair had reported that this issue was considered jointly with the SBI sub-item on"Matters relating to Article 3, paragraph 14, of the Kyoto Protocol" under SBSTA sub-item 9(a),"Forum and work programme.
This issue was considered during the preparation of the new draft Criminal Code but was not supported.
The Council underlined the importance of coherent and consistent follow-up actions on all the issues brought to light by the present review andexpressed the hope that when the issue was considered at a high level at its 1995 session, substantial advances would have been made.
The issue was considered by a Task Force established by the Intersecretariat Working Group on National Accounts in 2009.
The Federation hoped that Habitatwould recognize the value of the IDRL project to its own initiatives and programmes and looked forward to Habitat's contributions to the debate when the issue was considered by Governments and member societies of the Federation at the International Conference of the Red Cross and Red Crescent in December 2003 in Geneva.
This topical issue was considered by the show participants in the context of numerous defamation suits versus Armenian media.
The discussion that ensued demonstrated that the issue was considered important for the viability of existing arms control agreements and for the negotiation of future agreements.
This issue was considered during the Forum, and the speakers stressed that we should not look for any ideal country and try to use its experience in our territories.
The author found out that this issue was considered on political and legal level and equalized the Kazakhs and other ethnic groups and social strata of Russian society in rights.
The issue was considered problematic because of the connections between expulsion and admission of aliens, especially with regard to the return of irregular immigrants.
The last time the issue was considered was on the basis of a report prepared by the Secretary-General in 1992 and updated in 1993 at the request of ACABQ and the General Assembly.
This issue was considered by the Council during its debate of the Secretary-General's report on the protection of humanitarian assistance for refugees and others in conflict situations S/1998/883.
This issue was considered from different perspectives in the course of presentations delivered by Ms. Inna Borisevich from UNHCR Armenia and Mr. Mihai Voda from the Ministry of Interior of Moldova.
The issue was considered during the preparation of the draft Principles of International Law Recognized in the Charter of the Nürnberg Tribunal and in the Judgment of the Tribunal, adopted by the Commission in 1950.
The issue was considered from three concurrent perspectives: compliance with national laws; identifiable needs and quality control; and limitations on conditions under international law and national law.
The report of TEAP on the issue was considered by the Open-ended Working Group at its twenty-seventh meeting, in June 2007, and is reflected in paragraphs 80- 92 of the report of that meeting UNEP/OzL. Pro.WG.1/27/9.
The issue was considered from three, concurrent, perspectives: compliance with national laws; identifiable needs and quality control; and limitations on conditions under international law and national law.