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The drafting group was requested to consider that matter.
It was agreed to consider that matter further at a later stage of the deliberations see below, paras. 149 to 157.
In its resolution 868(1993), of 29 September 1993,the Security Council had in fact expressed its willingness to consider that matter.
Mexico urged the Committee to consider that matter as soon as possible.
Lastly, his delegation urged the Advisory Committee to finalize its report on the development pillar as a matter of priority so that the Fifth Committee would have sufficient time to consider that matter at the current resumed session.
The Working Group agreed to consider that matter further at a later stage.
Furthermore, the Committee would, as usual, be represented by himself, as Chairman, at meetings of the Economic and Social Council, when the latter considered the issue of the specialized agencies andthe Committee would meet again in order to consider that matter after the closure of the Council's session.
The Working Group agreed to consider that matter further see paras. 49-54 below.
The General Assembly also decided that, if, as a result of a Council decision, commitments relating to the maintenance of peace and security should arise in an estimated total exceeding $10 million,a special session of the Assembly should be convened by the Secretary-General to consider that matter.
The Working Group agreed to consider that matter at a later stage see para. 68 below.
On the question of the review of procedural aspects of consideration of requests for exemption under Article 19 of the Charter called for by General Assembly resolution 50/207 B,the Committee intended to consider that matter again at its next session and to report to the General Assembly before the end of the fifty-first session.
The Working Group agreed to consider that matter further at its second reading of the transparency convention.
Where a matter has been submitted to it pursuant to paragraph 3 of this Article, the Meeting of States Parties shall first determine whether to consider that matter further, taking into account all information submitted by the States Parties concerned.
The Working Group agreed to consider that matter further at a later stage of its deliberations see below, paras. 104-114.
The open-ended working group which the Third Committee had requested to consider that matter should formulate recommendations thereon.
The Secretariat might wish to consider that matter in the context of the Secretary-General's report on the new procedures, which was eagerly awaited.
In the context of substantive research and policy analysis, the Subprogramme on the Development of Africa had already responded to one of the concerns raised at the eleventh session of the Conference relating to debt sustainability, andthe Board would have the opportunity to consider that matter at its fifty-first session in October.
The Working Group agreed to consider that matter at a future session, in light of draft proposalsto be prepared by the Secretariat.
Hence, we wish to reaffirm our previously declared position, expressed in the joint statement of the Group of 21,to the effect that nuclear disarmament steps should be negotiated at the Conference on Disarmament within a specific time-frame by establishing an ad hoc committee to consider that matter as soon as the negotiations on the NTB have been concluded.
Committee was nevertheless invited to consider that matter and the written responses to its questions that Azerbaijan had sent in advance of the session.
Her Government had noted with interest the efforts made in that regard by the chairpersons of the committees and by the independent expert on enhancing the long-term effectiveness of the system andurged them to continue to consider that matter at the upcoming periodic meetings and, in particular, at the meeting to be held with representatives of Member States.
The Working Group agreed to consider that matter further, as it was said that the lack of reference to"practices" in the Notes might render such guidance redundant.
In order to improve that coordination and reduce the competition for resources each agency must recognize its own comparative advantages andthose of other agencies; his delegation endorsed the Secretary-General's invitation to the governing bodies of United Nations organizations to consider that matter further and submit their findings to the Economic and Social Council and the General Assembly at some point in the future.
He urged the Committee to consider that matter very carefully, having regard for the need to re-establish a balance between budgetary appropriations and the mandates given to the United Nations.
No doubt future secretariat-wide activities would also draw on the outcome of UNCTAD XI. In the context of substantive research and policy analysis, the Sub-programme on the Development of Africa had already responded to one of the concerns raised at UNCTAD XI relating to debt sustainability, andthe Board would have the opportunity to consider that matter at its fifty-first session in October.
The Working Group agreed to consider that matter at a future session, on the basis of information to be provided by arbitral institutions to the Secretariat on the frequency and practical relevance of joinder in arbitration.
With regard to the question, raised by the representative of Germany, of parallel working group meetings: first,the Bureau has to consider that matter, and the respective chairmen of the working groups will have to come up with their own specific timetables as to what they wish to have during the substantive meetings.
He understood that the Committee was keen to consider that matter, but he believed it would be useful to first hold consultations with OHCHR in order to better understand its needs, and to support the increased institutionalization of the protection of human rights.
The Open Society Justice Initiative,a non-governmental organization, had also invited the Committee to consider that matter. He therefore asked the Committee members if they wished to examine the issue with a view to the elaboration of a general recommendation. If that were the case, he would draw up a preliminary draft as part of a three-stage process.
Against that background, the Working Group agreed to further consider that matter at a later stage of its deliberations, based on draft proposals to be submitted in relation to the provision on documents to be published see above, paras. 75 to 92.