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These issues will be discussed separately.
Before the summit you said that all these issues will be discussed.
These issues will be discussed in the following subsection.
Small group sessions where real life issues will be discussed.
Some of these issues will be discussed in chapter III.
But I'm willing to wager it's because national security issues will be discussed.
Many important issues will be discussed and resolved during the Decade.
In this regard,we look forward to the major forthcoming world conferences where some of these issues will be discussed in detail.
These issues will be discussed with UNDP and contributing agencies in 2006-2007.
The Head of Government noted that youth employment, security in airports, railway stations andother important issues will be discussed in the course of his working trips to the regions.
Some of these issues will be discussed in my forthcoming report on peacebuilding.
How technologies of extraction of non-traditional hydrocarbon reserves will be improved and that will allow using fossil fuels in a cleaner andeffective way- these and other issues will be discussed during the event.
These issues will be discussed by the NFS Committee before a final decision is made.
However, as regards the Committee's request for further information on the caselaw on the application of the Covenant andthe domestic legal status of the Covenant(paragraph 18 of the concluding observations), these issues will be discussed in the following paragraphs.
These issues will be discussed within the separate section at Casino Forum Batumi on August 18.
Member States have demonstrated commitment to the process, and as we prepare for the last Preparatory Committee andConference on an arms trade treaty we hope that remaining issues will be discussed in a mutually agreeable atmosphere.
These issues will be discussed further under other agenda items, in particular items 5, 6 and 7.
In the end, the OAU High-level Committee informed us that these issues will be discussed at the next meeting of the Central Organ, scheduled in December 1998, and asked both sides"to communicate(to it) subsequently their definitive response.
These issues will be discussed separately in the context of the permanent status negotiations, which are scheduled to resume later this month.
The briefing did not address issues such as project evaluation orimpact assessment, but these issues will be discussed more substantively at a future briefing meeting, as will be the linkages between Regional Advisers, regular Division staff and the Principal Subsidiary Bodies in carrying out technical assistance activities.
These issues will be discussed at a conference to be organized by 30 July 2008.
These and many other issues will be discussed during plenary sessions and roundtables held at the Forum.
These issues will be discussed in relation to population dynamics and development, health and education, gender equality and women's empowerment.
Some of these issues will be discussed together with issues related to discrimination.
These issues will be discussed at the break-out sessions of the 2012 Roundtable meeting and will be the subject of recommendations to be adopted by the Roundtable plenary.
It is said that three main issues will be discussed: free trade, collective security and the promotion of programmes to alleviate extreme poverty.
These issues will be discussed at a forthcoming expert group meeting on"Women and Economic Decision-Making", being organized by the Division for the Advancement of Women to take place from 7-11 November 1994.
Several of these issues will be discussed at a Global Conference WHO is convening in December, 1999, on Summary Measures of Population Health as well as at the Joint WHO/ECE expert meeting in Ottawa in the year 2000.
These issues will be discussed at an expert group meeting on women and international decision-making, organized by the Division for the Advancement of Women, to be held tentatively from 5-9 December 1994.
These issues will be discussed further during the current session, in order to finalize the assessment tool to be used by member States to identify gaps and priorities, and to measure and benchmark their progress on building capacity for high-quality corporate reporting.