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However, the draft resolution has departed from some key aspects of the Group's report.
This note analyses some key aspects of tariff trends and market access, especially in relation to developing countries.
The rulings of these two Tribunals have further clarified some key aspects of international humanitarian law.
Some key aspects of the wording in this draft Treaty are vague, so any analysis of the text is inherently provisional.
While considering the legal framework, some key aspects should be taken into consideration.
NOTE: Some key aspects of the wording in Russia's draft Treaty are vague; any analysis of the text is inherently provisional.
Zander and co-authors is applied to some key aspects of the cytostatic treatment in aged patients.
The human poverty index, introduced in 1997,measured multiple deprivations in some key aspects of human development.
The following section explores some key aspects of the global demographic transition and their implications for future policy intervention.
The keynote speaker, Maher Al-Masri, Minister of Economy and Trade of the Palestinian Authority,presented some key aspects of the Palestinian economy.
We would, however, like to take this opportunity to highlight some key aspects of the relationship between security and telecommunication technologies.
To promote policy coherence, the goals of development have to be mainstreamed in other policies,particularly in some key aspects of economic policy.
Particular focus was placed on the definition of markets,as well as some key aspects of the competitive assessment in such types of cases at the EU level.
I shall refer to some key aspects of the report of the Secretary-General entitled"Implementing the responsibility to protect"(A/63/677), which we welcome.
The legal basis of the most recent(2009) population census, and some key aspects of the census, are described at section 4.3 below.
This note analyses some key aspects of market access, market entry and competitiveness with special reference to developing countries and the least developed countries LDCs.
Much has been said on globalization, andtoday I would like to dwell on some key aspects which we think should be a part of our debate.
The complexity of the issue was compounded by ongoing scientific discoveries,the development of new technologies and the lack of legal certainty on some key aspects.
The above recommendations from the experts aim at focusing on some key aspects, and providing suggestions for complementary or alternative measures.
Highlighting some key aspects of the report, he said that the Commission had embraced national ownership as its core principle for addressing the needs of the two countries under consideration, Burundi and Sierra Leone.
In the past five years, the world has recorded major progress in some key aspects of the global AIDS response, but with inadequate progress on other critical fronts.
Noting the importance of integrating human rights intothe post-2015 development agenda, he asked the High Commissioner to elaborate on some key aspects to be borne in mind for future discussions.
This part of the report covers some key aspects of UNHCR's work in partnership with United Nations coordination bodies, bilaterally within the United Nations system and other international organizations, and with NGOs.
Many of the recommendations do in fact go far beyond the water protection issue alone as they address some key aspects of the integration of agricultural policy with environmental policy.
The present report describes some key aspects of the human rights situation in Guatemala as well as the activities of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights(OHCHR) in 2009.
The Advisory Committee considers that the implementation of Umoja provides a unique opportunity to test and implement some key aspects of the ICT strategy in a pilot environment.
This part of the report covers some key aspects of the Office's work in partnership with coordination bodies within the United Nations system, with non-governmental organizations(NGOs) and other bilateral partnerships.
Regarding the characteristics of the indicators,Parties reinforce the need to take into consideration some key aspects such as their measurability, reliability, simplicity and cost-effectiveness.
This part of the report covers some key aspects of the Office's work in coordination with other bodies within the United Nations system, including bilateral partnerships, as well as partnerships with non-governmental organizations.
The Committee believes that such an approach would allow the Organization toaddress the urgent requirements of Umoja and also provide an opportunity to test and implement some key aspects of the ICT strategy in a pilot environment.