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On the other hand,it is suggested that it may have relevance in the case of change of nationality arising from the succession of States.
The Working Party may wish to be informed about the decisions taken by the meetings of the Executive Committee, which may have relevance for the activities of the Working Party.
Models like this may have relevance if scaled to appropriate magnitude and adapted in culturally appropriate ways to indigenous communities.
While not containing explicitreferences to Article 49, the Council decisions covered in this part may have relevance to the Council's interpretation and application of the Article.
With reference to part III of the guidelines contained in annex I of the report of the working group, concerning the"Implementation of pertinent instruments",the ILO wished to provide the working group with the information on recent developments within its organs which may have relevance to the subject.
Joint inspections not only increase the monitoring teams' knowledge of sites, which may have relevance to their discipline, but also help to exploit limited resources.
As part of the identification process it is also important to collect information from both within and outside UN/CEFACT on possible work in progress orexisting recommendations and standards that may have relevance in responding to requirements.
Technical Means" meansthe independent gathering or analysis of information which may have relevance to verification of the Convention, without physically accessing the territory being inspected.
The Working Party may wish to be informed about the outcome of thethird session of Transport, Health and Environment Pan-European Programme(THE PEP) Steering Committee(11-12 April 2005), which may have relevance for the activities of the Working Party.
The programme has begun to note correlations andbuild profiles which may have relevance for other States, and the Team applauds the way the findings are being shared internationally.
It has been analysing this new material with a view to keeping itself up to date on developments on the ground in Iraq at sites that may have relevance to its disarmament and monitoring tasks.
In addition, the scope of existing international texts on or that may have relevance for PPPs varies: the OECD Basic Elements include natural resource concessions excluded from the PFIPs Instruments.
The Working Party will be informed about the outcome of the first session of THE PEP Steering Committee(10-11 April 2003), which may have relevance for the activities of the Working Party.
Many of the issues covered by the Board with respect to the United Nations may have relevance to other reports that the Advisory Committee is taking up during its current session, in particular on human resources management, information technology, including the enterprise resource planning system, and the International Public Sector Accounting Standards IPSAS.
The Working Party may wish to be informed about the outcome of the second session of THE PEP Steering Committee(29-30 March 2004), which may have relevance for the activities of the Working Party.
As part of this process it is important to collect information on possible work in progress orexisting recommendations and standards that may have relevance in responding to requirements, in order to avoid duplication of effort and to explore how these might be included or referenced in UN/CEFACT deliverables.
The Working Party was informed about the outcome of the second session of the Transport, Health and Environment Pan-European Programme(THE PEP)Steering Committee(29-30 March 2004), which may have relevance for the activities of the Working Party.
The Monitoring and Evaluation Adviser has had limited experience with the development of investment funds for energy efficiency and renewable energy projects, so these comments are limited primarily to assessment mission reports andprevious experiences that may have relevance to a successful fund.
The Working Party was informed about the outcome of the first session of the Transport, Health and Environment Pan-European Programme(THE PEP)Steering Committee(10-11 April 2003), which may have relevance for the activities of the Working Party.
Information from[existing] work under the Subsidiary Body for Implementation(SBI) and the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice(SBSTA),[the results of the work of the Ad Hoc Working Group on Long-term Cooperative Action under the Convention(AWG-LCA)] and work of the Expert Group on Technology Transfer(EGTT) andother UNFCCC bodies which may have relevance in considering potential consequences.
The Working Party may wish to be informed about the outcome of the fifth session of Transport, Health and Environment Pan-European Programme(THE PEP)Steering Committee(16-17 April 2007), which may have relevance for the activities of the Working Party.
Case studies in the published volume, NGOs at the Table: Strategies for Influencing Policy in Areas of Conflict(forthcoming in 2004),provide a range of strategies that have been effective in the context in which they were developed, and which may have relevance to other, similar situations.
Information from existing work under the Subsidiary Body for Implementation(SBI), the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice(SBSTA), the Ad Hoc Working Group on Long-term Cooperative Action under the Convention(AWG-LCA) andthe Expert Group on Technology Transfer(EGTT) which may have relevance in considering potential consequences.
Several representatives stressed the importance of regional cooperation in devising plans and goals that might have relevance throughout a region, including in relation to trade.
Certain other ILO standards may have special relevance to structural adjustment activity as well.
Certain of the following opinions were expressed within the context of the submission, but may have wider relevance.
Their awareness of local conditions may have more relevance in rural areas than in the more anonymous atmosphere of cities and the relatively standardized environment of industrial complexes.
Hence, these principles may have equal relevance when a tourist seeks help, where two well-established independent corporations attempt to merge their operations, and where politicians attempt to negotiate world peace.
International surveys are typically designed to address different international concerns and may have only limited relevance for policy makers and researchers within individual countries.
Public opinion may have some relevance to the inquiry, but in itself, it is no substitute for the duty vested in the courts to interpret the Constitution and to uphold its provisions without fear or favour.