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I would recommend you accept this gift now,because he may not be in a position to offer it much longer.
Many developing countries, therefore, may not be in a position to adequately cope with the critical and initial stages of the implementation of the Programme of Action.
Many members of the Commission were of the opinion that,under current arrangements, the Commission might not be in a position to deliver on its functions.
To that end,the target countries might not be in a position to implement recommendation 12 in a short period of time.
This solution has however two drawbacks: the first one is to make heavier the work requested from the insurers,the second is that the insurer may not be in a position to perform such an assessment.
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It would appear therefore that the Organization might not be in a position to achieve the system-wide target for the adoption of the Standards by 2010.
Therefore, States would often limit a treaty's provisional application to the framework of their applicable domestic law,making it clear that they might not be in a position to meet its obligations completely.
Several members of the Commission indicated that they may not be in a position to participate in the work of a new subcommission they may be appointed to.
Victims need to be represented by lawyers during criminal proceedings, a problem which raises the issue of discrimination among victims,many of whom may not be in a position to afford legal representation.
Domestic investors might not be in a position to compete with foreign investors, even if the foreign investors were medium-size companies from large developed economies.
There are different reasons why many Parties may not be in a position to ratify the Ban Amendment.
Such States could conceivably not be in a position to justify termination or suspension of operation, thus only leaving them the possibility to seek the modification or amendment of the treaty.
The Chair noted that in the absenceof adequate additional funding, the secretariat may not be in a position to undertake the requested activities.
It was also recalled that,should the United Nations not be in a position to take up that function, the Permanent Court of Arbitration at The Hague and ICSID had expressed their readiness to provide such registry services.
There is a widespread feeling among the members of the Commission that,under current arrangements, the Commission may not be in a position to perform its functions in an efficient and timely manner.
Theoretically it was therefore possible that a State might not be in a position to extradite because of the lack of a treaty or lack of double incrimination and at the same time unable to prosecute because of lack of jurisdiction.
He recalled that the matter had been brought to the attention of the fifteenth Meeting andreiterated that under the current arrangements, the Commission might not be in a position to perform its functions in an efficient and timely manner.
Concerned that the existing land tribunals would not be in a position to deal with a large number of cases in this eventuality, he recommended that new or reinforced mechanisms be created to address these issues and to adjudicate individual disputes.
As I reported at the fifteenth Meeting of States Parties, there is a widespread feeling among the members of the Commission that,under current arrangements, the Commission may not be in a position to perform its functions in an efficient and timely manner.
Moreover, human resources colleagues working in missions may not be in a position to provide independent advice where workplace disputes are already present.
The Group discussed introducing an eighth category in the Register for reporting SALW transfers on an optional basis,recognizing that some States might not be in a position to report for various reasons.
The Committee is concerned that migrants who do not speak Arabic may not be in a position to easily access information on their rights under the Convention in the State party.
He wished to know whether the State was, vicariously or otherwise, liable for the illegal conduct of an officialwho abused his powers, since the official concerned might well not be in a position to compensate the victim adequately.
For many persons with disabilities, the ability to plan in advance is an important form of support, whereby they can state their will andpreferences which should be followed at a time when they may not be in a position to communicate their wishes to others.
The report of the Secretary-General notes that the Unit may not be in a position to conduct timely and quality management evaluations within these deadlines with its current staffing resources should the number of cases submitted continue to increase at the current rate.
Concerning the second set of issues, the Chairman recalled that the matter had been brought to the attention of the fifteenth Meeting andreiterated that under the current arrangements, the Commission might not be in a position to perform its functions in an efficient and timely manner.
While the Platform secretariat itself might not be in a position to produce derivative products aimed at specific audiences, it may engage with organizations that take elements of the Platform's assessments and communicate them in more audience-specific formats.