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Their observations are reflected in chapter V of the report.
The maxim volenti non fit injuria was widely accepted and, according to this view,should be reflected in Chapter V of Part One.
These principles were reflected in chapter 11 of Agenda 21.
The Board issued an unqualified opinion on the financial statements of UNRWA for the period under review, as reflected in chapter III of the present report.
The results of the discussions are reflected in chapter II(Recommendations) of the present report.
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The Board issued an unqualified opinion on the financial statements for the Fund of UNEP for the biennium ended 31 December 2005, as reflected in chapter III.
The audit opinion expressed by the Board was reflected in chapter III of the report.
It was based on the experience reflected in chapter 13 of Agenda 21 entitled"Managing Fragile Ecosystems: Sustainable Mountain Development.
The Committee's consideration of this question is reflected in chapter IV below.
Research results are reflected in chapter 1 monograph, 17 scientific articles, 3 theses.
Statements made at the inaugural session are reflected in chapter II above.
With regard to the financial statements,and as reflected in chapter III of the report, the Board had issued an unmodified opinion for the year ended 30 June 2004.
Participants underlined the pressing need for funds so that such efforts can be enhanced andmade a number of recommendations reflected in chapter VIII below.
The related decisions of the Committee are reflected in chapter II of the present report.
The Commission would also welcome comments on issues relating to countermeasures against international organizations,taking into account the discussion of these issues, as reflected in Chapter VII.
The Board modified its report on UNOPS(as reflected in chapter III below) on the following grounds.
The Board issued an unqualified opinion on the financial statements of the United Nations escrow(Iraq)accounts for the period mentioned above, as reflected in chapter II.
The valuable preparatory work reflected in chapter II of the fifth report met with praise, even though it was noted that further reflection was needed on the various issues which are addressed below.
According to the thematic work programme adopted in 1993,this session of the Commission will deal with all matters relating to land, reflected in chapters 10 to 16 of Agenda 21.
They further stressed that the mandate of the global network should be to assist in asset recovery as reflected in chapter V of the Convention and specifically in preparing high-quality requests for mutual legal assistance to that effect.
The Board issued an unqualified opinion on the financial statements for the United Nations Escrow(Iraq)Account for the financial period ended 31 December 2004, as reflected in chapter II.
Several delegations expressed serious concern regarding the state of implementation of the VOC Protocol as reflected in chapter III of the fourth report of the Implementation Committee EB. AIR/2001/3, paras. 46-51.
We therefore look forward to continuing to give effect to the oceans andcommitments related to small island developing States in the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation, reflected in Chapters IV and VI.
The Board issued a modified audit opinion with two emphases of matter on the financial statements for the period under review, as reflected in chapter III. The first relates to the cancellation of unliquidated obligations totalling $202.28 million.
Aware of the concerns of the international community with regard to the environmentally sound management of toxic chemicals, including prevention of the illegal international traffic of hazardous chemicals,including pesticides, as reflected in chapter 19 of Agenda 21,1.
The Board issued a modified audit opinion, with an emphasis of matter, on the financial statements for the period under review, as reflected in chapter III. The emphasis of matter relates to the deficit of $38.48 million in the Tribunal's reserves and fund balances.
Aware of the concerns of the international community as regards the environmentally sound management of toxic chemicals, including prevention of the illegal international traffic in hazardous chemicals,including pesticides, as reflected in chapter 19 of Agenda 21,1.
The Board issued a modified opinion with one emphasis of matter paragraph on the financial statements for the period under review, as reflected in chapter III. The emphasis of matter paragraph relates to the Board's concern about expenditure incurred through the nationally executed expenditure modality.
Several delegations proposed that paragraph 1.1.4.3.2 concerning other portable tanks approved in accordance with the United Nations Model Regulations or the IMDG Code should be deleted because theoretically these portable tanks would all be portable tanks of the United Nations Model Regulations and the instructions(T)concerning their use would be reflected in Chapter 3.2.
The Board issued a modified opinion, with an emphasis of matter,on the financial statements for the period under review, as reflected in chapter III. The emphasis of matter relates to the transfers totalling $7 million from the opening cumulative surplus to income for the purpose of augmenting the budget for the biennium 2006-2007.