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Each subsequent Work Plan shall contain such revisions of the plan as the Executive Director deems necessary.
Such revisions shall be based on scientific and technical considerations.
Your continued use of the Site and/or the Services shall be deemed irrevocable acceptance of any such revisions.
For the time being, such revisions were available in English only.
The Subcommittee noted that the Space Debris Mitigation Guidelines of the Committee might have to be amended in accordance with such revisions.
Such revisions in estimates could have a material impact on the future results of the Group.
By continuing to use our website after such revisions are in effect, you accept and agree to the revisions and to abide by them.
Such revisions should be considered, after an initial period of validation, on a biennial basis.
UNOPS has delayed such revisions pending the completion of the reorganization of its divisional structure in October 1996.
Taking into account the views expressed by Member States thereon,and to submit such revisions to the Committee for Programme and Coordination at its thirty-eighth session;
Such revisions in governance have not contributed to ensuring clear accountability for project success, and the whole project is delayed by 18 months.
By continuing to use the Website upon any revisions of and/or additions to the Policy,the User shall be understood to accept such revisions and/or additions.
The Council would then be able to make such revisions to the Regulations as may be necessary in the light of any new or improved knowledge.
This Agreement, including the annexes, may be revised or amended at any time upon the request of either of the Parties, subject to mutual consultation andmutual consent to any such revisions or amendments.
Such revisions are currently slightly positive in China, while a negative trend applies to Brazil and India, and Russian estimates have fallen recently.
If ICANN determines, or is deemed to have determined under this Section 2.9(a), that such revisions are immaterial,then Registry Operator may adopt and implement such revisions.
Such revisions would have to take place in a timetable that allowed Parties to submit the required information six months prior to the first Conference of the Parties.
Objections were raised to the suggestion that the Working Group should consider such revisions to article 12 of the Model Law, as its approach represented a previously-negotiated and delicate balance between main legal systems, and should not be disturbed.
Such revisions to the process could help to reduce the possibility of one or more potentially negative court decisions that could hamper enforcement efforts.
If, in the future, the annexes are revised, in accordance with the procedures in para.15 of the present report, and such revisions involve a renumbering of the paragraphs just indicated, the renumbering will be communicated to all States by means of a circular note.
Any such revisions will, of course, be conducted in full consultation with the Member States at the regular sessions of the governing bodies and through other channels as appropriate.
It is assumed that any such revision will be a transitory and incremental step towards methods and information preparation requirements for Parties under the Kyoto Protocol andthat the current round of such revisions will be completed no later than the fifth session of the COP COP 5.
For the time being, it is suggested that such revisions or refinements be undertaken within the framework of the corporate ROAR and as an integral part of the MYFF mid-term results report.
Registry Operator must use a uniform agreement with all registrars authorized to register names in the TLD, which may be revised by Registry Operator from time to time,provided however, that any such revisions must be approved in Section 2.9(registry/registrar separation) continues to be controversial within the community.
The Committee trusts that, should such revisions involve a need to adjust the budgetary resources for MONUC, current notification procedures would be followed to inform both the Committee and the General Assembly in a timely manner.
Japan and Sri Lanka believe that more specific ordetailed guidance for providing information is needed, but most Parties conclude that no such revisions are currently needed, and generally emphasize that the current guidelines should remain in force.
Such revisions should be based on the latest available data and analysis on the scope and causes of hunger and nutrition in individual countries, and international experience concerning the most effective approaches.
It was envisioned in the World Programme of Action that revisions might be necessary, such revisions to be considered every five years based upon a report submitted by the Secretary-General to the General Assembly on the progress made and obstacles encountered in its implementation.