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GRE may wish to begin the session with the election of officers for the year 2014.
In particular, the calendar of meetings is becoming increasingly complex and Parties may wish to begin a process of reflection on any changes that may be appropriate.
GRE may wish to begin the session with the election of a vice-Chair for the year 2013, if candidates are declared.
In particular, the calendar of meetings is becoming increasingly complex and Parties may wish to begin a process of reflection and decision on any changes that may be appropriate.
The parties may wish to begin discussions on this issue with a view to completing the task in accordance with the terms of the decision.
Once its discussion of organizational matters has been completed,the Conference of the Parties may wish to begin its discussion of matters related to the implementation of the Convention item 3 of the provisional agenda.
Parties may wish to begin by planning the process they will follow for the preparation, review, approval and submission of the report.
With a view to improving efficiency and effectiveness, planning, as well as the structure of the process to streamline it, including budgetary implications,Parties may wish to begin a process of reflection and discussion.
The Working Party may wish to begin preparations for the next revision of the List.
In view of the significant array of potential policies andmeasures available to respond to climate change, and the impracticality of undertaking an analysis and assessment of all of them, Parties may wish to begin to narrow the range of policies and measures that are considered relevant for the purposes of the Berlin Mandate and for analysis and assessment.
The SBSTA may wish to begin to discuss these matters, with a view to seeking advice from the EGTT for its further consideration, at its subsequent sessions.
As demand for ISU participation in these activities currently outstrips the capacity of the ISU in its current form,States Parties may wish to begin thinking about a possible expansion of the ISU and its mandate in preparation for the 2011 Review Conference.
In addition, Parties may wish to begin to address, at the eighth sessions of the subsidiary bodies, the programme of work to be followed by the SBSTA and the SBI in preparation for COP/MOP 1.
Although the SBI, at its twenty-eighth session, will not need to reach conclusions on planning for COP 15 andCMP 5, Parties may wish to begin considering the time management implications and the scenarios for completing the work of the AWG-LCA and the AWG in 2009 see also paras. 13- 16 below.
Parties may wish to begin this effort immediately, with progress towards that goal possibly starting at the negotiations over the fifth GEF replenishment anticipated to take place in 2010.
It is anticipated that a developing country may wish to begin by adopting one of the lower levels of stringency and later successively adopt higher levels of stringency. Article 4.
Participants may wish to begin discussions on the regional priority accorded to the issues ahead of the first meeting of the Open-ended Working Group where it will be decided whether to add new emerging policy issues onto the agenda for the third session of the Conference for detailed consideration.
This second synthesis report comes at a time when Parties may wish to begin the consideration of a conclusive decision on the AIJ pilot phase and the progression beyond that, no later than the end of the present decade.
Action: The SBI may wish to begin considering preparations for COP/MOP 1 of the Kyoto Protocol, in anticipation of its entry into force, to develop recommendations to the COP and the COP/MOP, and provide the secretariat with further guidance.
In undertaking its work on this subitem, the Conference of the Parties may wish to begin with document UNEP/FAO/RC/COP.3/25 and the approach to the consideration of the individual documents pertaining to improved cooperation and synergies that is proposed therein.
Member States may wish to begin the High-level Dialogue with statements by the Secretary-General, the President of the General Assembly and the President of the Economic and Social Council, and by an eminent person actively engaged in the field of international migration and a representative of a non-governmental organization in consultative status with the Economic and Social Council, both to be selected by the President of the General Assembly.
The Conference of the Parties may wish to begin with the programme of work and budget(item 3(f)(i) of the provisional agenda) so as to provide an opportunity for the Secretariat to make an initial presentation and for a contact group to be established.
Mr. Nakkari(Syrian Arab Republic)said that the Committee might wish to begin its consideration of the medium-term plan and human resources issues the following week.
The members of the Sixth Committee might wish to begin consultations on a draft resolution to that effect.
While the Bureau of the Commission had not yet commenced its preparations for the fifty-first session,the Committee might wish to begin considering whether to make a contribution.
Mr. SORIEUL(International Trade Law Branch) suggested that, in view of the confusion caused by the footnote to articles 13 and 13 bis,the Commission might wish to begin chapter III with those two articles.
In the meantime, the Panel might wish to begin initial consideration of a few areas that require priority attention, with a view to a substantive discussion at the third session, as set out below.
In the light of these developments, the Security Council may now wish to begin considering the options presented in my last report.
Notwithstanding the above, the Security Council may wish to consider authorizing the Secretariat to begin appropriate contingency planning for a possible operation in order to reduce the lead time required.
While it may be premature at this stage to begin word-by-word consideration of text, delegations may wish to exchange views on which proposals they favour.