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Nature of any compliance measures that might be adopted or investigated;
The approach that might be adopted in the legal instrument to policies and measures.
The decision concerning the TSI on Noise might be adopted at the end of 2004.
The revisions might be adopted in 1999 to coincide with the Commission's fiftieth anniversary.
It asked when the draft anti-discrimination legislation might be adopted.
These amendments might be adopted at the March 2015 session of WP.1.
Canada attaches significant value to CBMs, andhopes that these proposals might be adopted at the Review Conference.
In spite of any preventive measures that might be adopted, harmful acts could still be committed against relief personnel, their equipment and goods.
Some of them represent rectifications to the text of CEVNI and others might be adopted as general amendments of CEVNI.
The solution under(c) might be adopted when the parties consider that the countertrade transaction cannot proceed if a supply contract in one direction is terminated.
The bill on the developers' mutual insurance might be adopted till the end of 2012.
Finally, his delegation fully endorsed the remarks made by the Chairman of the Group of 77 with regard to the means of implementing any programme of action that might be adopted at Cairo.
Some possible decisions that might be adopted in this collection process are. .
Accordingly, they have generally been viewed as alternative approaches,rather than as measures that might be adopted in tandem.
We believe andhope that this draft resolution might be adopted without a vote on a consensus basis.
He therefore appealed to the sponsors to take into account the concerns expressed over the singling out of one religion so thatfuture such resolutions might be adopted by consensus.
He said he would also like to know what measures might be adopted to combat child abduction and trafficking in children.
Mr. DOS SANTOS PAIS(Portugal) recalled that the question had been raised as to exceptional measures that might be adopted in the case of terrorism.
It was hoped that in the future, a relevant agenda item might be adopted to provide for regular discussion of those and other matters coming under the competence of States parties.
The dossier fell short of providing adequate information for the likely success of various strategies that might be adopted to manage risks from PFOS.
Any resolution that might be adopted on the matter should not be used to introduce changes to the recosting methodology, as that could taint the budgetary process and have a devastating impact on the functioning of the Secretariat.
This will also lead to information on what adaptation measures might be adopted in the most cost-effective manner and on what time-scale.
While the follow-up procedure described in the document would be particularly relevant to concluding observations,it was hoped that it might be adopted as a general rule.
He was reluctant to delete any reference to guidelines that might be adopted and therefore proposed that the words"for the decorous and dignified conduct of the proceedings" should be inserted after the word"adopted" in the first sentence.
The Committee could not wait until its next session in March 2005 to pursue its dialogue with the State party,as the Bill might be adopted before the end of 2004.
To advise(without mandatory force) on those areas where recommended practices might be adopted, thus allowing for the needs of particular entities(such as database practices, records management and archives, disaster recovery);
Thus, even if States did not adopt an entire UNCITRAL text, the principles andbasic provisions it contained might be adopted and used in a variety of ways.
However, considering that a new programme of action might be adopted at the International Conference on Population and Development in 1994, it has been deemed more appropriate that this report also cover the period following the adoption of the Plan of Action in 1974.
The WIPO Member States decided therefore to create a WIPO body expressly tasked with examining the standards which might be adopted at the international level to ensure protection.