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They recommended that future retirements be managed with a gender-balance perspective.
After seeking advice from the Office of Legal Affairs, OIOS recommended that future fuel purchases be made directly by UNHCR in order to qualify for the VAT refund.
It was recommended that future work should include the development of metadata using the templates described above.
Working Group 4 agreed that it had completed its mission and,noting the importance of messaging, recommended that future Chairs of the Contact Group should develop an annual strategic communications plan.
Participants recommended that future workshops should focus on case studies and allow more time for discussion.
The Working Group noted that the proposed research plan did not follow the CCAMLR template, was incomplete andwas therefore difficult to assess, and recommended that future research plans should closely follow the standard format.
Accordingly, the Committee recommended that future scales should be based on estimates of GNP.
The Working Group noted that the sampling design undertaken for the proposed research in Division 58.4.3b was not submitted for review by any SC-CAMLR working group, and recommended that future research plans be reviewed by WG-FSA.
The Committee therefore recommended that future budget revisions focus on changes made or required following approval of a biennial budget by the Executive Committee.
It also recommended approval of the requested resources under the support account for peacekeeping operations for 2013/14,taking into consideration General Assembly resolution 67/286, although it recommended that future such requests should be made under the annual support account proposal.
The Committee recommended that future reporting on programme performance be more closely aligned with the objectives, expected accomplishments and indicators of achievement.
The Advisory Committee noted, however,that new posts proposed for 2008-2009 would have an estimated delayed impact of over $34 million in subsequent bienniums and recommended that future budget proposals should include that information, in the interest of greater transparency.
Several delegations recommended that future policy directions should include formulating migration policies that promote safe migration, protect the rights of migrants and respect fundamental human rights.
At its thirty-fourth session, the Committee endorsed the measures on the establishment of a transparent and effective system of accountability andresponsibility to be taken by 1 January 1995 and recommended that future proposals should be submitted as appropriate to the General Assembly through the Committee for Programme and Coordination and the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions.
It also recommended that future work as of 2015 on abatement techniques for reducing emissions of heavy metals be addressed under the proposed new Task Force on Techno-Economic Issues.
OIOS estimated that equipment costs had been overpaid by approximately $1 million and recommended that future contracts for inspection services break down costs by component to ensure that the Programme only pays the actual costs incurred.
The Committee recommended that future budget submissions identify publications initiated by the secretariats, including studies to be undertaken by consultants, and clearly point out the intended users of United Nations publications, both recurrent and non-recurrent.
At its thirty-fourth session, in 1994, the Committee endorsed the measures relating to the establishment of a transparent and effective system of accountability andresponsibility to be taken by 1 January 1995 and recommended that future proposals be submitted as appropriate to the General Assembly through the Committee for Programme and Coordination and the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions.
The Working Group recommended that future toothfish research in the region should address the data gaps and hypotheses highlighted at the Workshop and this should be incorporated into Members' research plans within Area 48.
The Committee endorsed the measures to be taken by 1 January 1995 and recommended that future proposals should be submitted as appropriate to the General Assembly through CPC and the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions.
With regard to the latter,the Committee recommended that future reports of ACC should be more analytical and highlight problems encountered and should also include a full listing of other system-wide reports before intergovernmental bodies relevant to the issues dealt with in the annual report.
In the interest of the sustainability of HDI activities, the mission recommended that future phases of HDI should be extended beyond the current 30-month duration of each phase, established in accordance with the relevant Governing Council and Executive Board decisions.
In its conclusions on the last report on the subject, 1 the Committee for Programme and Coordination recommended that future reports should be more analytical, evaluate whether the evaluation function was being effectively carried out in the Secretariat and consider how it might be improved, in particular to strengthen the role of the evaluation in programme design, delivery and policy directives.
The SBI and the AWG-LCA may wish to note that the Bureau of the COP,at its meeting on 30 March 2008, recommended that future meetings of the AWG-LCA and the AWG should be held in Bonn or at other United Nations duty stations in order to reduce costs and logistical burdens for organizing these meetings and facilitate participation by developing countries.
The Advisory Committee recommends that future budget submissions provide a more transparent explanation of the cost of maintaining the new systems.
The Committee recommends that future budget submissions identify publications initiated by the secretariats, including studies to be undertaken by consultants.
Furthermore, the Committee recommends that future budget submissions indicate more clearly intended users of United Nations publications, both recurrent and non-recurrent.
The report does not follow thegeneral format suggested by the Commission in the annex to document ISBA/8/LTC/2; the Commission recommends that future reports be structured in line with the recommended format.
The Conference recommends that future Annual Conferences of the High Contracting Parties to Amended Protocol II be held back-to-back with Meetings of the High Contracting Parties to the Convention and the Conferences of the High Contracting Parties to Protocol V.
The Conference recommends that future Conferences of the High Contracting Parties to Protocol V coincide with any meetings of the High Contracting Parties to the Convention and the Annual Conferences of the High Contracting Parties to Amended Protocol II.