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This plan should also examine.
It should also examine why these attacks occur and how to prevent them.
The Convention had to focus on its own institutions in order tokeep them effective, but should also examine its role within the international environmental governance system.
UNCTAD should also examine the effects of non-tariff barriers.
The terms of reference of the Commission remained the same until 1975 when the Council decided that the Commission should also examine the results of the monitoring of the World Population Plan of Action and contribute to the review and appraisal of the Plan.
It should also examine unilateral acts which constituted a course of conduct.
The international community should also examine how the root causes of terrorism could be dealt with.
It should also examine the full spectrum of capital flows, including illicit flows.
Some believed that the Working Group should also examine the rights of women, children and vulnerable groups in society.
It should also examine issues that have not been subject to genuine analyses to date-- for example, determining whether a body like the Disarmament Commission, which has a uniquely deliberative function, still makes sense today, or whether the functions of this body should be consolidated with those of the Conference on Disarmament.
It was emphasized that those responsible for crime prevention should also examine measures that would be effective against new forms of crime, such as computer crime and environmental crime.
We should also examine ways and means to encourage private flows to least developed countries, in particular in Africa.
Developing countries andcountries with economies in transition should also examine their access to, and utilization of, innovative sources of finance, such as structured finance, as a means to enhance the quantum of investment funds available to them.
They should also examine the implementation of existing security provisions and to evaluate if they are sufficient.
The coordinator should also examine past and current practice in agreeing to a programme of work.
UNCTAD should also examine issues concerning the introduction of special and differential treatment in competition and enterprise policies.
The Committee and its Subcommittee should also examine which rules of international law were applicable and under what circumstances such operations should be undertaken.
The Bureau should also examine the possibility of holding evening meetings after 6 p.m. with full meeting services.
The reports should also examine the prospects of increasing technology transfer through enhanced foreign direct investment.
The Committee should also examine the relevance of intergovernmental agreements on the environment and their relationship to the Agreement.
In that context, we should also examine the principle of preventive diplomacy and consider having greater recourse to special political missions.
The studies should also examine distributional effects of these instruments taking into consideration their potential impacts on different stakeholders.
Such analyses should also examine the potential cost and benefits of improved efficiency and sustainability at all levels of the forest industry;
The Forum should also examine the transaction cost of aid disbursement and the actual utilization of the allotted resources in the recipient countries.
It should also examine ongoing efforts to make secure the title to land of indigenous peoples, and ways in which this contributes to a strengthening of their level of income.
It should also examine the intricate relationship between treaty law and customary law, which was more dynamic than treaty law and interacted with it.
UNCTAD should also examine the implications of electronic commerce for the multilateral commitments undertaken by countries in the field of liberalization of international trade.
The Disarmament Commission should also examine several other constructive proposals, such as those contained in resolution 49/75 E on the step-by-step reduction of the nuclear threat.
The Workshop should also examine ways to expand access to justice, to increase confidence in the legal system and to establish the credibility of institutions of the legal system.
They should also examine infringements of rights by non-State actors in the context of violent conflict and identify potential areas of conflict in a timely and accurate manner;