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As requested, the secretariat had informed Ecoclub accordingly.
The Chairperson, referring to the proposal to add a new definition of a"registrable asset",said that the Secretariat had informed her that no such term was used in the draft Guide.
The secretariat had informed Sweden of its intention to refer the issue to the Committee.
Despite its essential role,it seemed no closer to being operational than when the Secretariat had informed the Committee, on 15 November 2004, of the difficulties involved.
The Secretariat had informed the Commission at its forty-second session, in 2009, that the translation into Spanish of the revised CISG Digest(2008).
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At the 11th meeting, on 18 October, the Chairman of the Fourth Committee stated that the Secretariat had informed him that there were no programme budget implications relating to the draft resolutions submitted under item 74.
The secretariat had informed Luxembourg about the referral of its case, indicating that the issue would be on the agenda of the thirty-first session of the Committee.
Further to the request of the Committee at its twenty-sixth meeting(ECE/MP. PP/C.1/2009/8, paras. 8- 9), the secretariat had informed the Chair of the Meeting of the Parties who considered that the matter merited the attention of the Meeting of the Parties at its extraordinary session Geneva, 19 April 2010.
The secretariat had informed Spain of its intention to refer the issue to the Committee and of the opportunity to provide a response, which Spain had done.
In its report on the revised estimates resulting from the entry into force of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the Optional Protocol thereto(A/63/628),the Advisory Committee noted that, as indicated in paragraph 2 of the Secretary-General's report(A/63/583), the Secretariat had informed the General Assembly at its sixty-first session of the financial implications, estimated at $10,031,900, that would arise were the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities to enter into force during the biennium 2008-2009.
The secretariat had informed Belgium of its intention to refer the issue to the Committee and of the opportunity to provide a response, which Belgium had done.
At the same meeting, the Chairman stated that the Secretariat had informed him that there were no programme budget implications relating to draft resolution A/C.4/58/L.7.
The secretariat had informed Denmark about the intention to refer the issue to the Committee and of the opportunity to provide a response, which Denmark had done.
At the 20th meeting, on 1 November, the Chairman stated that the Secretariat had informed him that there were no programme budget implications in connection with the draft resolution submitted under this item.
The secretariat had informed Germany of its intention to refer the issues to the Committee and of the opportunity to provide a response, which Germany had done.
In a subsequent letter, the secretariat had informed Luxembourg about the referral of its case, indicating that the issue would be on the agenda of the thirty-first session of the Committee.
The secretariat had informed Estonia of its intention to refer the issue to the Committee and of the opportunity to provide a response, which Estonia had done.
In subsequent letters, the secretariat had informed each country about the referral of its case, indicating that the issue would be on the agenda of the Implementation Committee.
The secretariat had informed Sweden of its intention to refer the issue to the Committee and of the opportunity to provide a response, which Sweden had done.
The PRESIDENT said that the secretariat had informed him that South Africa, the Philippines and Senegal should be added to the list of States which had submitted annual reports.
The secretariat had informed Cyprus about its intention to refer the issue to the Implementation Committee and of the opportunity to provide a response, which Cyprus had done.
In a subsequent letter, the secretariat had informed Lithuania about the referral of its case, indicating that the issue would be on the agenda of the twenty-sixth session of the Implementation Committee.
The Secretariat had informed all the secretaries and chairmen of the committees concerned of the decision to avoid holding meetings during Muslim religious holidays.
In a letter of 13 March 2006, the secretariat had informed Denmark about the referral of its case, indicating that the issue would be on the agenda of the seventeenth meeting of the Implementation Committee.
The secretariat had informed Lithuania about its intention to refer the issue to the Implementation Committee and of the opportunity to provide a response, but had received no reply.
In subsequent letters, the secretariat had informed both countries about the referral of its case, indicating that the issue would be on the agenda of the twenty-sixth session of the Implementation Committee.
The secretariat had informed Cyprus about its intention to refer the issue to the Implementation Committee and of the opportunity to provide a response, which Cyprus had done.
Regarding the balance of $7.4 million, the Secretariat had informed the Advisory Committee that the amount could be covered within the final appropriation authorized by the General Assembly for 1996-1997.
The secretariat had informed Moldova about its intention to refer the issue to the Implementation Committee and of the opportunity to provide a response, but had received no reply.
At briefings for the troop-contributing countries, the Secretariat had informed them that, owing to lack of time, it had been unable to send Selection Assistance Teams to those countries and that greater flexibility would be factored into the admission of the first batch of police officers.