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It was considered appropriate to combine the closely related concepts of cessation and non-repetition in draft article 30.
A multiple-tier approach for compensation was a well-established pattern in the various regimes and it was considered appropriate by the 2002 Working Group.
It was considered appropriate by the members of the working group to delete the entire reference to guideline No. 9 Self-discipline.
In view of the lower-than-expected programme volume, it was considered appropriate to decrease the staffing requirements by one National Programme Officer.
It was considered appropriate to establish a parallel between the internal law of States and the"internal law" of international organizations.
Mr. Kovar(United States of America) said it would be useful to include in the draft Guide a mention of the fact that, in some systems, it was considered appropriate for a conciliator to act as an arbitrator, although in others it was not.
Where it was considered appropriate to prepare a competition law, its objectives and scope should first be determined.
Before taking any further steps with respect to changes in the organizational structure, it was considered appropriate to have a meeting between those countries that over the years had taken and still took a key responsibility for the effects work.
Therefore, it was considered appropriate to brief the Committee on what the host country had done in an attempt to minimize disruptions during the fifty-fourth session of the General Assembly.
As certain terms and conditions of the procurement are not set at the outset of a framework agreement procedure(by contrast with"traditional" procurement), it was considered appropriate to require that they will be contained in the framework agreement itself, to ensure that the terms and conditions of the procurement are known and consistent throughout the procedure.
Therefore, it was considered appropriate to examine a large number of the consultancies contracted during that period as well as those contracted in the first part of 1996.
In some countries, as a matter of legislative practice, it was considered appropriate to adopt specific legislation regulating the execution and operation of one or more individual projects.
In that regard it was considered appropriate to distinguish between large-scale economies, countries with an abundance of valuable resources and countries with deficiencies in their international integration.
Given the different time periods that applied in different modes of transport, it was considered appropriate that compliance with the time period applicable to the last leg of the transport should suffice in determining whether timely notice had been given.
It was considered appropriate for the Commission to delink the topic from universal jurisdiction insofar as the obligation to extradite or prosecute did not depend on universal jurisdiction.
Bearing in mind both GATS andEU provisions, it was considered appropriate to allow cabotage operations in the course of a regular international service, provided that cabotageis not the principal purpose of this service, with the exception of transport services meeting the needs of an urban centre or conurbation, or transport needs between it and the surrounding areas.
It was considered appropriate to change the order of subparagraphs(a),(b) and(c) in guideline No. 16(Speaking time) in order to correspond to the order established in guideline No. 14 Order of statements.
In earlier reports it was considered appropriate to use the term"autonomous"; this produced some contrary reactions from some members when the second report was discussed and, particularly, when the draft report of the Working Group established in 1999 was discussed.
It was considered appropriate, therefore, to expand the scope of the topic to include wrecks within the limits of national maritime zones, which could also pose serious environmental problems, as in the case of State-owned vessels which sank in the territorial waters of other States.
It was considered appropriate at this stage not to include these factual elements within the context of reviewing the basic adaptation of domestic legislation in accordance with the Migrants Protocol, since they are not critical for the formulation of offences under domestic law, in conformity with the Protocol.
Accordingly, it was considered appropriate to include a paragraph in the draft resolution on oceans and the law of the sea referring to article 77, paragraph 3, of the Convention and spelling out that the rights of the coastal State over the continental shelf do not depend on occupation, effective or notional, or on any express proclamation.
In order to address this, it was considered appropriate to include a paragraph in the draft resolution on oceans and the law of the sea that refers to article 77, paragraph 3, of the Convention and spells out that the rights of the coastal State over the continental shelf do not depend on occupation, effective or notional, or on any express proclamation.
From the outset it was considered appropriate for the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee for the Elaboration of an International Convention to Combat Desertification in those Countries Experiencing Serious Drought and/or Desertification, particularly in Africa, to negotiate an instrument focusing particular attention on the needs of Africa, where the extent and social impact of desertification is greatest.
Where it is considered appropriate or helpful to sub-classify Projects to reflect.
It is considered appropriate that all ongoing missions that have been in operation for two years or more could be budgeted for on an annual basis and incorporated into a single unified budget presentation.
Similarly, it is considered appropriate that the operator should ultimately bear the cost of assessing environmental damage as well as the imminent threat of occurrence of such damage occurring.
UNDP informed the Board that it was considering appropriate international standards in the context of stabilizing aspects related to the implementation of the Atlas system.
It is considered appropriate that the substance of this explanation should be contained in the text of the convention, possibly being inserted in article 3 or in article 9.
In addition, where several candidates are equally eligible for appointment and it is considered appropriate and reasonable to do so, diversity is an important consideration.
The reply is in the affirmative since, as has been stated in the previous replies, it is considered appropriate for the moment that an aerospace object moving through airspace should be regarded as an aircraft, and air law is consequently applied to it. .