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Such distinctions might need to be considered in a later section.
Even to ensure adequate conventional capacity, solutions such as capacity payments might need to be considered.
Other key issues that might need to be considered include: Who should be responsible for compiling and maintaining the databases?
This would necessitate adequate measures in forest management and a change of main tree species might need to be considered.
The Working Group noted that, in any case,the matter might need to be considered by the Commission at its thirty-sixth session,to be held in Vienna from 30 June to 18 July 2003.
However, possible long-term increases in levels resulting from releases at waste sites might need to be considered further.
It was agreed that the issue of incorporation by reference might need to be considered in the context of future work on negotiability and transferability of rights in goods A/CN.9/407, para. 103.
Some suggested that if the definition of plutonium production in an FMCT included irradiation,the situation of low burn-up fuel might need to be considered as an anomalous form of production.
However, a variety of factors might need to be considered in any given case, including the rules of the organization, its practice, the question of effective control and the existence of a relationship agreement.
However, in most infrastructure projects there will be issues that might need to be considered by the legislature.
It was observed that this question might need to be considered more broadly, for example in the context of possible future work by UNCITRAL, but that it should not be debated in the limited context of interim measures.
In that regard, the bureau was conscious of the fact that certain paragraphs of article 2 containing key definitions might need to be considered in conjunction with relevant substantive articles.
In particular, it was agreed that variants of the text might need to be considered in respect of the following four possible approaches that might be taken in respect of paragraph(7): opting-in by the parties; opting-out by the parties; opting-in by the enacting State; opting-out by the enacting State see above, paras. 18-21.
It was also said, however,that parallel proceedings in investment arbitrations, and those in commercial arbitrations, raised different issues and might need to be considered separately.
The Secretariat was requested to prepare a revised draft of paragraph(7) outlining various options that might need to be considered in finalizing a set of model statutory provisions aimed at providing such limited recognition of ex parte measures.
Among such persons possibly omitted unduly from the list contained in paragraph 13.1, it was suggested that the controlling party, in cases where the carrierhad refused to follow its instructions, and the person identified in paragraph 7.7 might need to be considered.
Many multinational operations were taking place in countries that had already committed to large reductions;noneligible enterprises might need to be considered in the future, but it would depend heavily on the infrastructure of a country when they were to be addressed.
The Working Group therefore agreed that the text of the draft model provision should be preserved and that the words"upon expiry or termination of the concession contract" should be added at the end of the footnote to the provision, followed by the words"or at any other time",although it was understood that the appropriate place for the new words might need to be considered further.
Such a demonstration could facilitate broader discussion on the potential functionality of the database could be, what policy considerations might need to be considered and what the cost to maintain such a capability might amount to if a possible information exchange database was considered for the CCW APII framework.
The working group requested the secretariat to provide information for the committee's first session, including information on options for the structure and substantive provisions of the instrument to be negotiated, on a possible tool for tracking progress in developing the instrument, on experience with existing instruments and their implementation(including with regard to financial and technical assistance) andon a range of technical issues that might need to be considered in developing the instrument.
It was expected, in particular, that new amendments might need to be considered with regard to the latest developments in pleasure navigation activities, the appearance on inland waterways of a new generation of high-speed multi-hull passenger craft and ferries, ever increasing container traffic, new approaches to the navigation under reduced visibility, the introduction of modern methods of navigation with the use of electronic charts and Global Positioning Systems(GPS), etc.
The extent and implications of these differences may need to be considered.
The Montenegrin authorities acknowledged that accessory extradition may need to be considered when updating the LMLACM.
Questions that may need to be considered while designing the process include.
Information document IPBES/1/INF/7 provides a review of the issues that may need to be considered in developing an appropriate regional structure for the Panel, and initial options for consideration.
The Task Force noted thatchemical identity of dicofol, endosulfan and HBCD may need to be considered in developing potential management strategies, paying particular attention to their isomers.
Each of these aspects of the report may need to be considered and treated differently by the SBSTA.
The Task Force noted,furthermore, that impurities and transformation products may need to be considered in developing potential management strategies for dicofol, HBCD and PCP.
Even where a rule is generallyestablished in customary international law, the exact contours and meaning of the customary law principle may need to be considered.
The appropriate duration of such limitations(e.g. whether for a particular phase of the project orfor the entire concession term) may need to be considered on a case-by-case basis.