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It was revised in 1988.
Another six months later, it was revised.
It was revised in 1992 to implement an EC directive.
This is one reason why it was revised in 2006.
It was revised in 1981 before final adoption in 1982.
The 1503 procedure existed in the form described above until it was revised in 2000, following a review by the Commission on Human Rights of its mechanisms.
It was revised following broad and extensive consultations with many delegations.
It was revised for a first time in 2009 when a second edition was published.
In 1991, a law was adopted on preventing HIV-related infections. It was revised in 2001 and a new law was adopted on preventing diseases caused by HIV.
It was revised and approved by the General Assembly in its resolutions 56/253 and 56/254 of 24 December 2001.
In the Democratic Republic of the Congo the United Nations was initiating its UNDAF process whereas in Burundi it was revised before the end of the cycle to make it coincide with the timing of the mission.
It was revised with several additions and the revision was made available on the website in January 2007.
The issue of a formal agreement between PAHO and CARICOM was raised on several occasions, and a decision to proceed was finally reached in 1982 between the then Director of PAHO, Dr. Acuña, and Dr. King,then Secretary-General of CARICOM, and it was revised in 1983.
It was revised on the basis of discussions at the informal meeting of the AWG-KP held in Bonn from 10 to 14 August 2009.
Introduction This document was prepared by the secretariat following the request by the Working Group of Senior Officials(WGSO) at their fourth meeting; it was revised taking into account comments during the second meeting of the Drafting Group for the Ministerial Declaration and additional comments received from WGSO members by mid-July.
It was revised in 1977 and again in 1992, at which time it was converted to a loose-leaf format in order to facilitate more frequent revisions.
The Department of Labour Protection andWelfare issued the Thai Labour Standard(TLS 8001-2003) and later it was revised to become the TLS 8001-2010, announced on 26 May 2010 to be promotional measures in order that establishment of all types and sizes, especially those in export industry can adopt it in their organizations on a voluntary basis.
It was revised and replaced by Directive 2010/75/EU on industrial emissions(EC, 2010d), which is a key instrument for reducing emissions of environmental pollutants.
This document was prepared by the secretariat following the request by the Ad Hoc Preparatory Working Group of Senior Officials(WGSO)for preparing the Sixth Ministerial Conference“Environment for Europe” at their fourth meeting; it was revised taking into account comments during the second meeting of the Drafting Group for the Ministerial Declaration and the fifth meeting of the WGSO.
It was revised to $23,843,500 as a result of reduced ceiling per-person/per-day rates for rations, from $10.155 to $7.71, based on the terms of the new contract.
Given the successful implementation of the Program, it was revised in 2008 with more advanced targets introduced for implementation, and the new- Sustainable Development Program for 2009-2012 was adopted by the Government on 30 October 2008.
It was revised on the basis of discussions at the informal meeting of the AWG-KP held in Bonn from 10 to 14 August 2009 and at the first part of the ninth session of the AWG-KP, held in Bangkok, Thailand, from 28 September to 9 October 2009.
Consequently, it was revised and the enhanced HIPC Initiative was announced in autumn 1999 to remedy the shortcomings of the earlier initiative.
It was revised on the basis of discussions at the informal meeting of the AWG-KP held in Bonn from 10 to 14 August 2009, and at the ninth session of the AWG-KP, held in Bangkok, Thailand, from 28 September to 9 October 2009, and in Barcelona, Spain, from 2 to 6 November 2009.
In 2007, it was revised to respond more flexibly to the needs of different countries by taking a programmatic approach that builds upon existing initiatives of the GEF and its implementing and executing agencies, and in cooperation with various initiatives of the UNFCCC.
In that connection, it was revising its Constitution in order to facilitate the building of a socialist State governed by and for the people.
Pakistan will be able to endorse CD/1840, if it is revised to address the following issues stated in CD/1843.
If a law violates the basic human rights prescribed in the Constitution, it is revised, after adjudication by the Constitutional Court, and then, if necessary, by act of the National Assembly.
Several States have indicated that they would be prepared to sign the CRTD Convention if it were revised and amended.