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It might also be useful to add a reference to the updating of the data.
They further consider that,in view of the increasing importance of the harmonized approach to cash transfer modality, it might also be useful to clearly define the latter term and distinguish national execution from harmonized approach to cash transfer.
It might also be useful to combine article 2,"Use of terms", with article 1.
If better and more systematic reporting is required overall,under certain circumstances, it might also be useful to do thematic evaluations(of the type being done for the Development Account) that are relevant to the programme as a whole.
It might also be useful to consider joint meetings of bodies of different organizations.
The Russian Federation said that there were a number of other regional projects nearing completion that it might also be useful to examine in more detail, given that they had experienced similar problems to those of PETIT, for example, the Barents Sea and Baltic Sea projects.
It might also be useful to outline what could realistically be changed and what could not.
To ensure uniformity, it might also be useful to develop international guidelines on the use and management of biometric methods.
It might also be useful to define development and poverty indicators by gathering and analysing information.
It might also be useful to re-examine the duration and frequency of sessions of the Special Committee.
Lastly, it might also be useful to consider how the information gathered could be integrated.
It might also be useful to involve local University experts in follow-up training for enforcement officials.
It might also be useful for the Secretariat to offer a more systematic way for States to report on the outcome of such referrals.
It might also be useful to standardize the process of asking States parties about follow-up issues.
It might also be useful to take into account the experience acquired with reporting mechanisms under other conventions.
It might also be useful to define an indicator to measure the potential benefits of investment in green and healthy transport.
It might also be useful to develop the recommendation on the basis of the UNCITRAL Model Law, particularly article 34 on successful tender.
It might also be useful to re-examine the Constitution to see whether the language appearing to bar quotas could be changed.
It might also be useful to mention articles 21 and 22 of the Covenant in order to avoid any ambiguity in the interpretation of the provisions of article 25.
It might also be useful to specify in the instrument when mercury, whether or not intentionally added or used in a process, is required to be disposed of.
It might also be useful to include a separate chapter on follow-up procedures in the next report so as to highlight the fact that new procedures had been adopted.
It might also be useful to consider involving the Group in the preparation of the annual report, since the report is one of the primary tools for documenting the work of the Council.
It might also be useful to designate liaison officers to serve as intermediaries between the judicial and central authorities with a view to resolving difficulties and expediting procedures.
It might also be useful to develop a rule indicating to States and organizations that the real scope of the admissibility test included compatibility with customary international law.
It might also be useful to design"issue clusters" from among the provisions of the conventions and protocols which could facilitate coordinated institutional support of the agreements.
It might also be useful to address the issue at a more strategic level(SEA level) in order to find alternative solutions: SEA could open the door for creativity in that respect.
It might also be useful to know what kind of sum the General Assembly usually tried to absorb when additional resource requirements arose at a time when the contingency fund was almost depleted.
It might also be useful to consider the potential limitations, in the legal systems of many countries, on their ability to assume broad obligations to extradite or prosecute.
It might also be useful to organize meetings with chairpersons of some selected commissions in the course of 2000 and 2001 on issues of common interest, such as gender issues or trafficking in persons.
It might also be useful for the Council to consider submitting, from time to time each year, special reports, as referred to in Article 15 of the Charter, so as to keep the General Assembly abreast of the Council's work.