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It had also decided to establish a Rapporteur for reprisals.
As a result of that dialogue, the Government had reviewed its reservations to the Convention buthad decided to retain them; it had also decided to ratify International Labour Organization(ILO) Convention No. 100 Equal Remuneration Convention.
It had also decided to raise the benchmark figure to 80 per cent.
It had also decided to mention the right to take residence in a country.
It had also decided to adopt recommendation 28, ensuring full protection of the rights of minorities.
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It had also decided to set up and dispatch immediately a fact-finding mission to Lebanon.
It had also decided to maintain the issue of arbitrability and online dispute resolution on its agenda.
It had also decided, in conjunction with UNDP, to extend assistance for the economic rehabilitation of the region.
It had also decided to convene a meeting of the OAU Contact Group with a view to drafting recommendations on what measures should be taken.
It had also decided to devote one day of its session, 6 October 1997, to a general discussion on the subject of disabled children.
It had also decided to set up a national solidarity fund consisting of resources released as a result of debt relief.
It had also decided earlier in the resumed session to reflect the changes to the recommendations under chapter XI in the commentary.
It had also decided to apportion the amount of $99,628,200 gross($97,508,000 net) for the period 10 June-8 December 1995.
It had also decided earlier in the resumed session to reflect the changes to the recommendations under the chapter XIII in the commentary.
It had also decided that it would meet from 21 to 25 January 2013, prior to the plenary of the thirty-first session of the Commission.
It had also decided to keep the implementation of its mandate under review in the light of further developments related to conference-servicing requirements.
It had also decided, after taking into account comments from Governments, to consider the character of the draft articles in 1999, if possible.
It had also decided that it should continue to deal with disarmament and the related questions of international security.
It had also decided to join the Development Assistance Committee of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development(OECD) in 2010.
It had also decided to refer to the Drafting Committee the restructured summary of the draft articles contained in the seventh report of the Special Rapporteur.
It had also decided to contribute $1 million to replenish the Quick Response Window to finance technical cooperation activities in the field of investment promotion.
It had also decided to conclude a memorandum of understanding with the United Nations on joining the standby arrangement for peacekeeping operations.
It had also decided to open the Working Group to all States Members of the United Nations or members of the specialized agencies or of the International Atomic Energy Agency.
It had also decided that in future its review of the proposed programme budget for conference services should be expanded to include conference services at Nairobi and the regional commissions.
It had also decided that the first meeting of the open-ended"Environment for Europe" Preparatory Group would be convened in the autumn of 2005, back to back with the Committee's twelfth session.
It had also decided to further study that element of the methodology on the basis of additional information from the Statistics Division, and in the light of the guidance of the General Assembly.
It had also decided to suspend the use of anti-personnel land-mines by the South African National Defence Force, which was re-evaluating the future military utility of such mines.
It had also decided to co-organize the workshop on robustness in integrated assessment modelling with the Task Force on Integrated Assessment Modelling in October 2010.
It had also decided to take up that matter, which was one of the most complex issues in the area of cross-border insolvency, as soon as it completed its work on the Guide to Enactment.
It had also decided to request the Bureau to examine the work of the Ad hoc Meeting, possibly to review its mandate, and, if necessary, to define new guidelines for its work and objectives in 2003.