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In particular, it should consider how best.
Agreed that in building such a knowledge base, it should consider.
In particular, it should consider how best to.
It should consider the far-reaching implications of desertification for sustainable development.
If the Commission wished to reach a compromise, it should consider all the proposals put forward thus far.
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It should consider incorporating the crime of trafficking in persons into its Criminal Code.
The Working Group of the Whole had before it the list of issues that it should consider A/AC.105/C.1/2003/CRP.10.
In so doing, it should consider developing a closer relationship with UNIFEM.
The Working Group agreed that, given the logical relationshipbetween draft articles 1, 18 and 19, it should consider those provisions together.
In other areas it should consider discontinuing certain roles and activities.
In the case of Cambodia,since the Committee had actually received a report, it should consider it even in the absence of the Cambodian delegation.
It should consider compensation for the denial of this right over an extended period.
When the Committee took up those paragraphs, it should consider whether to include them in the draft general comment or not.
It should consider the findings of its expert meetings and discuss their policy implications.
As the Committee developed its work andits role in the future, it should consider how it could improve preventive human rights strategies.
It should consider compliance with the provisions of the Convention, in particular the mandatory provisions.
She saw no need to request further comments from the Commission,particularly since it was not obvious what issues it should consider.
It should consider establishing a mechanism to address the humanitarian consequences of those events.
If the Commission intended to abide by its own schedule of work, it should consider specific, more narrowly defined issues rather than engaging in yet another round of general discussions.
It should consider abolishing the death penalty and acceding to the Second Optional Protocol to the Covenant.
If the Commission intended to abide by its own schedule of work, it should consider specific, more narrowly defined issues rather them engaging in yet another round of general discussions.
It should consider whether the clean hands doctrine was relevant to the topic and should be reflected in an article.
While looking to the codification andprogressive development of new topics in specialized fields, it should consider those new topics in relation to the doctrines and jurisprudence of general international law.
It should consider the possibility of designing a separate set of procedural rules for business-to-consumer disputes.
Her comment that the Working Group should continue to be the most important international forum for the world's indigenous peoples and that it should consider the many issues falling outside the mandate of the Permanent Forum was welcomed by the members.
Those who are making it should consider that it only harms the very Palestinian people they claim to speak for.
However, should the Security Council decide to pursue the idea of establishing a United Nations multidimensional presence in eastern Chad and the north-eastern Central African Republic, pursuant to paragraph 9(d)of resolution 1706(2006), it should consider authorizing the deployment of a robust monitoring and protection mission, as described in section V above option B.
It should consider the nature and causes of deforestation and degradation and under what conditions tree cover could be restored.
The Committee recalls that the Secretariat agreed with the Board of Auditors that,drawing on the lessons from the capital master plan, it should consider how, in the future,it could manage contingency funding on capital projects in a more transparent and effective manner A/68/336, para. 43.
In his view, it should consider all reports that had been submitted by 1 May or 1 April 1996, irrespective of the order in which they had been received.