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Ms. Montejo(Office of Legal Affairs)said that the opposing parties might have different rights.
The term"peoples" might have different meanings for the purposes of different rights of peoples.
Depending on the economic structure, developing countries might have different approaches to transfer pricing.
She noted that while the agencies might have different rates for cost recovery due to different mandates and cost structures, the methodology had been harmonized.
She referred to the issue of the portability of entitlements, which might have different implications for the various organizations.
While States might have different ways of understanding some of the provisions, it was significant that enforced disappearances and rights of indigenous peoples had been identified as priority human-rights issues.
They recognize the danger that the two sides might have different interpretations of some of its provisions.
The distinction between copies, reconstructions and new buildings might be a subject for discussion, anddifferent authorities might have different approaches to this question.
Moreover, the same treaty body might have different rules of evidence at each stage of proceedings.
Feeding system: The delegation of France mentioned that the terms"IAO free" or"GMO free might have different meanings in different countries.
Since different countries and groups might have different needs in telemedicine applications, it was important to start by identifying two or three target countries to reach the right groups and their actual needs.
Sects are diverse as human religions andVampires from different sects might have different characteristics of abilities.
Climate change might have different implications for ports with cargo handling and warehousing functions compared to those providing exclusively pilotage, navigation and dredging services, or for cruise and passenger ports or for leisure marinas.
This handicap factor makes it possible to compare theaverage of the categories, although the categories might have different numbers of data provided;
Agencies might have different comparative advantages, but coherence in the overall approach would be crucial for the successful follow-up of the report's recommendations on harnessing the diaspora and remittances to promote the development of productive capacities in LDCs.
Finally, sectors need to be involved in the evaluation as the results of adaptation measures implemented might have different effects in different sectors.
While members might have different views as to the priorities of achieving social development goals or implementing the rights of vulnerable groups, he was convinced that the Committee could find common ground to advance the situation of rights holders.
Not all of these various actors will be directly concerned by the policy issue under consideration and might have different opinions and policy stands.
As"good" is a very subjective notion, andsince different actors might have different(or even opposing) views on the accuracy of designating a certain practice as good, the independent expert considered it necessary to elaborate criteria that are based on human rights standards and principles, in order to provide her with a clearer and more objective standard of assessment.
It was also noted by the Secretariat that this term, as well as some otherterms used in notes(ii) and(iii), might have different meanings in different language versions of the Convention text.
The representative of Finland, speaking on behalf of the European Union, stressed the need to distinguish further between crossborder mergers and acquisitions(M&As) and"greenfield" investment,noting that the two might have different implications for economic development.
He wished to expand on the point made by the representative of Spain that participants in projects might have different legal standings: a participant might be a limited liability company that did not issue shares.
Furthermore, views were expressed that ECLAC should work closely with the national women's offices at the country level to coordinate and align their work programmes, and that strengthening the use of gender indicators should be done in coordination with member States andagreement reached on the indicators to be used, since some of them might have different meanings from one country to another.
These special characteristics of nanomaterials can, however, also be a challenge,because these materials might have different implications for human health or the environment than the traditional chemicals.
His delegation was prepared to accept the wording proposed by the Canadian delegation,which was an eloquent way of neutrally stating that a signature might have different functions, including association with and approval of part or all of a document, but that in all cases it reflected the intent of the signatory.
TEM analysis showed that a detailed assessment of advantages anddisadvantages of the phased approach should always be carried since each particular segment of infrastructure might have different characteristics type of terrain, traffic volumes and composition of traffic flows, number of bridges and tunnels, number of accidents, etc.
He asked for more details about how the different adverse effects of sudden-onset and slow-onset events, such as climate change,natural disasters and environmental degradation, might have different consequences on internal displacement and on migration, as two separate categories deserving of particular attention.
The complexity of conflicts of interest in PPPs was highlighted, noting the many stakeholders and contractual arrangements that such projects involved,complicated further by the fact that the parties might have different capacities in the different contracts involved, and therefore that colliding interests might emerge, particularly where disputes arose.
Certificates may have different crusts.
They may have different finishes: white, transparent, reflective or perforated.