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Luxembourg plans to consider removing this reservation.
Given that Guyana's initial report was over 15 years overdue,she failed to see why the Committee should change its plans to consider Guyana as a non-reporting country at the current session.
As you know,the Council plans to consider a resolution on the strengthening of the Operation.
In order to complete its work on the Most-Favoured-Nation clause in relation to the field of investment law, the Study Group on The Most-Favoured-Nation clause plans to consider whether any use of Most-Favoured-Nation clauses in areas outside those of trade and investment law could provide it with guidance for its work.
The Company plans to consider the possibility of disclosing these indicators in future reporting cycles.
According to the newspaper"Izvestia" this fall,the Ministry of Education and Science plans to consider a bill that would allow foreigners to remotely take exams for admission to Russian universities.
The Company plans to consider the prospect of employing this technology at projects located in remote regions or where the construction of major units is not economically profitable.
The United Kingdom has not yet participated in any partnership agreements with affected countries in Africa but plans to consider how best to support NAP based on priorities established by the affected countries concerned, including through partnership agreements, if appropriate.
The Government plans to consider withdrawing the reservation to Article 22 of the Covenant by taking into account developments of domestic legislations and institutions on the right to form a trade union.
Mr. de Gouttes said that, according to item 2 of the provisional agenda(Organizational and other matters), the Committee would hold a debate on the prevention of genocide anda debate on multiculturalism, but there were no plans to consider the preliminary draft recommendation on the prevention of racial discrimination in the administration and functioning of the system of justice CERD/C/GC/31/Rev.1.
In 2011 the Company plans to consider principal approaches to building a comprehensive equipment management system.
Ii A second letter will be sent to States parties with the most outstanding andoverdue reports that do not respond to the reminder, informing them that the Committee plans to consider the overdue report(s) at a specific session in the future, and requesting that those reports be submitted in sufficient time to allow a constructive dialogue to take place;
The Monitoring Team also plans to consider how a Member State other than the designating State might submit updating information and how this could be processed by the Committee.
The AML/CFT law is currently in the Parliament, which plans to consider it for adoption in December 2007, The FIU will be established following the enactment of the AML/CFT law.
As the Working Group on Lessons Learned plans to consider a number of other peacebuilding issues, it should devote some time to sharing the valuable peacekeeping experiences of the troop-contributing countries.
Ms. Jourdan(Association of World Citizens)asked whether the Committee had any plans to consider the increasingly frequent problem of migrant workers without work permits who had to abandon their children because they could not marry in their country of work.
In the autumn the State Duma plans to consider the appropriate amendments to the Russian code, which will allow the airlines to create such a list with the right to refuse to sell tickets to delinquent passengers for up to five years.
Noting also that the World Health Assembly plans to consider a report on the Strategic Approach from a health-sector perspective, including further opportunities for action.
The Working Group welcomed this offer and planned to consider the first annual report in 2009.
As you know, MPs plan to consider the draft law on the re-election on Thursday.
At the ninth special session, the Governing Council planned to consider its response to the far-reaching decisions on environment and sustainable development issues adopted at the 2005 World Summit.
The Pension Fund planned to consider this recommendation in 2004 in the context of the actuarial valuation for the year 2003, which was to be completed in June 2004.
Finally, she wondered how the Committee planned to consider the medium-term plan for the period 1998-2001 before the debate on that issue in the Fifth Committee.
Two entities, namely, UNAIDS and UNIDO, plan to consider alignment with the quadrennial comprehensive policy review in future meetings of their respective governing bodies.
In particular, the Sixth Committee should not schedule meetings on the days that the plenary Assembly planned to consider, the reports of the International Court of Justice and the International Criminal Court.
It noted that Saudi Arabia planned to consider the question of acceding to international human rights instruments; a positive decision on that matter would strengthen its national system for the promotion and protection of human rights.
As to the issue of laser systems, informal exchanges of information were still ongoing, andat its next meetings, the Committee planned to consider procedural issues and follow-up, and any other matters on its agenda.
One positive example is the One UNCommunication Team in Viet Nam, for which participating agencies plan to consider candidates from other organizations of the United Nations system as internal candidates see box 3.
The Chairman said that while the Controller had raised a valid point, the Committee needed to know the exact status of its documentation andshould have been informed by the Secretariat if the reports which it had planned to consider could not be issued on time.
Recalling that the IEG planned to consider technical aspects of employment in inland navigation at its first meeting in June 2014, the Working Party decided to select the newly added topic"Making jobs of crew members employed in inland navigation more attractive" as the theme of the fifty-eighth session of SC.3 from a policy perspective.