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The matter should be left to the drafting group.
The view was  expressed that the matter should be left to national law.
The matter should be left to domestic legislation.
The Court would be  dealing with individuals, and the matter should be left to the individuals concerned or the Prosecutor.
The matter should be left for other legislation of the enacting States, in which case the Guide to Enactment might briefly set out the relevant issues.
For those delegations, the matter should be left to domestic penal law.
On the one hand, a preference was voiced for avoiding any compulsory rules on the matter  since the matter should be left to the States concerned.
She suggested that the matter should be left to the discretion of the Secretariat.
Mr. Lukas(Austria) fully concurred with the German delegation's view but disagreed that the matter should be left to the drafting group.
It had been  suggested that the matter should  be left to the Meeting of States Parties.
One view was  that it should be  deleted as it was  too detailed and the matter should be left to each State.
It was  widely felt that the matter should be left to the security agreement and the description of the encumbered asset therein.
That suggestion was objected to on the grounds that that matter should be left to intellectual property law.
It was  also suggested that the matter should  be left to be  addressed on a case-by-case basis by the arbitrators and the parties A/CN.9/614, para. 86.
On this occasion, Uruguay abstained in the voting on the understanding that, in order toensure that the peace process will continue, this matter should be left to bilateral negotiations between the two parties.
After discussion, it was  agreed that that matter should be left to domestic law, but that some explanation could be  included in the commentary.
The Secretary-General considers that it would be  inappropriate to prescribe in a statute the specific categories of cases which should be  considered by a panel of three judges, as this matter should be left to the discretion of the Dispute Tribunal.
It was therefore suggested that the matter should  be left to domestic procedural rules.
Libya believed that the matter should be left to the discretion of each individual society and therefore disagreed with the draft resolution in document A/49/234 and hoped that its sponsors would not insist on its consideration.
After discussion, it was  agreed that the draft Convention should  not contain any provision in respect of formal validity and that that matter should be left to the law outside the draft Convention. Article 10. Contractual limitations on assignments.
Another view was  that the matter should be left to other law, since it was  well developed and should  not be  interfered with.
In stating that it was  not in a position to endorse or not endorse the out-of-area weights for headquarters duty stations, with the exception of those in Rome and Montreal,ACPAQ had concluded that the matter should be left to the Commission for it to make an empirical or administrative decision.
For that reason, it was  suggested that the matter should be left to intellectual property law, which would prevail over the provisions of the law recommended in the Guide under recommendation 4, subparagraph b.
It was  widely felt that the secured creditor should  not be  obliged to pursue infringers orrenew registrations of an encumbered intellectual property right, but that the matter should be left to intellectual property law and to the agreement of the parties if permitted by intellectual property law.
Confirms that no matter should be left pending before the Committee for a period longer than six months, unless the Committee determines on a casebycase basis that extraordinary circumstances require additional time for consideration, in accordance with the Committee guidelines;
It was  pointed out, in response, that the chapeau of paragraph 2(a)reflected a decision made by the Working Group at its previous sessions that no provision should be  made regarding the allocation of the burden of proof and that that matter should be left to applicable domestic law A/CN.9/524, paras. 35-36, 42, 58 and 60.
It was  suggested that this matter should be left to national law, and that subparagraph 10.3.1(ii)should be  revised by referring to the carrier's right to refuse delivery without the production of proper identification, but that this should  not be  made an obligation of the carrier.
In contrast to article 36, paragraph(1)(a), of the Arbitration Model Law which places the burden of proof on the party against whom the award is  invoked, article 17 decies,paragraph(1)(a) reflects the decision of the Working Group that no provision should be  made regarding the allocation of the burden of proof and that that matter should be left to applicable law.
In view of the difficulties in properly defining the limits of the waiver,and on the basis that that matter should be left to be  addressed by applicable law, a proposal was  made to delete the third sentence from paragraph 2 and to place its substance in an annex to the Rules, following the draft model arbitration clause for contracts.
Some representatives, however, felt that the matter should be  left to the discretion of the Secretary-General, inasmuch as there might be situations where identification of United Nations personnel would be  detrimental to their safety: while, in the context of United Nations operations involving armed conflict, identification was  necessary, the same was  not always true in the case of humanitarian and relief operations.