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The report contained a number of new elements.
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But the report also contains a number of new elements.
The following section describes a number of new elements recommended for expanding the interventions within the framework of the United Nations system and beyond.
The text was based on that of General Assembly resolution 64/113, with a number of new elements.
The work programme contained a number of new elements that drew on the Conference outcomes.
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An informal group of experts established a number of new elements for a revised TIR transit regime.
The bill contains a number of new elements that, if they were put into practice, could place the entire system for allocating and obtaining grants under unwarranted bureaucratic control.
This session also saw the introduction of a number of new elements in our deliberations and negotiations.
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While the draft text was based on previous resolutions on that item, a number of new elements had been included.
FICSA had also expressed worries about the number of new elements in the revised Master Standard and had requested a copy of its final version.
On the basis of the report of the Secretary-General,which was welcomed in paragraph 1, a number of new elements had been introduced.
A number of new elements, including full financial disclosure and measures to enhance accountability, will be introduced to the memorandum of understanding beginning in 2015.
In conclusion, he recalled that the proceedings of the fifty-first session contained a number of new elements designed to encourage an interactive dialogue.
An informal group of experts has established a number of new elements for a revised TIR transit regime focusing, inter alia, on control measures to restrict access to the regime and on a new guarantee system to cover Customs duties and taxes at risk.
The Law regulates measures aiming at reduction of the energy intensity of the national economy and introduces a number of new elements, such as energy audits, and energy management and fiscal instruments.
Council resolution 2006/49 strengthened the international arrangement on forests with a number of new elements, including the four shared global objectives on forests and the decision to adopt a non-legally binding instrument on all types of forests.
Paragraph 14 of his report contained four draft recommendations. The discussions had confirmed a number of trends identified at previous meetings,while the experts' contributions had produced a number of new elements paragraphs 3- 13 of the report.
During his FebruaryMarch visit, the Special Rapporteur had noted a number of new elements mainly focusing on the building up and/or strengthening of institutions and training activities.
In the conclusions to the first session of the Commission on Enterprise, Business Facilitation andDevelopment, Governments acknowledged a number of new elements for the creation of integrated enterprise development strategies.
The section of the Secretary-General's report(A/60/550)dealing with funding aspects contained a number of new elements, in particular with regard to construction industry requirements, and his delegation was disappointed that the Advisory Committee had made no comments in that regard.
Ms. Ribeiro(Brazil), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting, said that the draft resolution to be voted on(A/C.3/67/L.44/Rev.1) contained a number of new elements reflecting the positive global trend towards abolition of the death penalty.
In the statement,the Acting Executive Director noted that the seventeenth session of the Commission had seen the inclusion of a number of new elements in its working style and the beginnings of a more intensive and positive dialogue with partners, especially the local authorities and women, children, youth, academia and trade unions.
Mr. STITT(United Kingdom),nothing that the statement of programme budget implications of the draft resolution in document A/48/L.60 contained a considerable number of new elements, requested that informal consultations be held in order to allow for more detailed consideration of those matters, specially the volume of the estimates.
Paraguay has no substantive objections to the information contained in the Committee's report.However, it takes the view that a number of new elements, which came to light during the period between the submission of the relevant national report in October 2004 and the transmittal of the Committee's observations in August 2005 and which complement the Committee's report, should be included.
In keeping with the thrust to change the emphasis from an input-based orientation to one that is results-based, the prototypes follow a suggestedpattern for presenting less input data, and contain a number of new and modified elements.
This is the century that took us to the very depth of the microcosmos through the splitting of the atom and the deciphering of the genetic code, allowing us to unravel the components of matter and discover anduse an impressive number of new and even-made elements with the help of innovative formulas for nuclear energy, light, heat and sound.
The aforesaid law also introduces a number of new juridical elements: the concept of indirect discrimination(art. 4), the procedure of partial inversion of the burden of proof in court cases brought by women workers in matters of discrimination(art. 4), the obligation to provide information placed upon the employer, realized by means of the preparation of a biennial report on the personnel situation, with application of penalties in case of non-observance art. 9.