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Therefore, it needs to be taken up as a priority activity.
Tomorrow members will have a new informal paper listing the draft resolutions to be taken up.
Reports of commissions to be taken up by Board at an executive session.
Vi Eight background papers for the High-level Advisory Board on topics to be taken up by the Board;
Reports of commissions to be taken up by Board at an executive session.
Also existing and potential connections between one system and other systems need to be taken up in the descriptive process.
This is a matter to be taken up in the consideration of the effects of objections.
Several actions relevant to this agenda item are expected to be taken up by the COP at its twelfth session.
A/ Item to be taken up at the resumed second part of the fortieth session of the Board 25-27 May 1994.
Such actions have most recently started to be taken up in Iraq and Côte d'Ivoire.
If all identified infrastructure needs were set out in that plan, it was said,there would be less reason for unsolicited proposals to be taken up.
Insulin allows glucose to be taken up and used by insulin-dependent tissues.
Matters of coordination between UN agencies andUN Regional Commissions need to be taken up by the senior management.
The draft is expected to be taken up for consideration by the National Assembly soon;
The first page gave a brief summary of the contents andthus the main issues to be taken up by the Committee.
The proposals remain on the table to be taken up by interested States and brought to final conclusion.
Standardization of additional technical requirements for pushed barges and their equipment. To be taken up at a later stage.
This slower drainage in the field allowed water to be taken up in the concrete curing process and so lessened settlement through dissipation.
Second, in our view, nuclear disarmament remains the longest-outstanding issue on the Conference's agenda, andthis issue needs to be taken up on a priority basis.
One of the important matters to be taken up during the session would be the biennial election of one half the membership of the Council.
The Chairman(interpretation from French): This morning the secretariat hasdistributed informal paper 9, which lists the draft resolutions to be taken up today.
The Agency also proposed discussions on new practical measures, to be taken up as the next step in the Framework for Cooperation.
Standardization of additional technical requirements for pushed barges and their equipment in order to facilitate their international traffic and use. To be taken up at a later stage.
Instead it will be proposed as an item to be taken up by the MCPFE or the Timber Committee with the support of the Joint Committee.
Also requests the Executive Director to consult with all United Nations Environment Programme regions regarding their priorities to be taken up in the global assessment;
Special attention was devoted to issues on which PR1 recommendations had yet to be taken up by the Commission or the Scientific Committee CCAMLR-XXXIII/10, Appendix I.
After a while, all the problems from outside come back, that is to say,all the vibratory difficulties of the world are allowed to reach it again in order to be taken up and transformed in the Light of the Lord.
The Bureau was also informed about the review of the OSCE commitments, to be taken up at the OSCE Economic Forum,to which the UNECE is expected to provide substantive contributions.
The pressures of the war meant that for drydocks to be taken up for long periods of time whilst a ship was surveyed to determine what timber was reusable in the new ship, and what could find a use elsewhere in the dockyard, disassembled and then rebuilt was counter-productive.
Further initiatives to facilitate the exchange of information and experiences in these areas are expected to be taken up by the High Level Committee on Management in the course of 2004.