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The Committee would then be free to take any decision it wished on the subject.
Mr. Amor, while welcoming the opportunity to discuss the issue, said that it would be premature to take any decision.
He recommended not to take any decision and await the final decision in the European Community.
One does not exclude that the events on board developed so fast that none of the crew members had enough time to take any decision.
The ruling also bound the two parents to take any decision of major concern to the children in a consensual manner.
The Expert Group agreed that although the issue in thedocument was of a technical nature, it was too premature to take any decision at this stage in the project.
It would be premature to take any decision on the question before the issuance of the report of the Joint Inspection Unit(JIU) due in 2007.
The implementation mechanism has a built-in corruption component enabling a bureaucrat to take any decision due to the vagueness of indications.
In order to take any decision, however, the Committee needed to hear a clear proposal from the Secretariat as to the resources needed.
However, several delegations indicated that they did not want to take any decisions with regard to article 13 before the consideration of article 12 was completed.
Second, as is recognized throughout the document, there are many unanswered questions concerning the post adjustment index and the present system, andit would be imprudent to move too quickly or to take any decisions until those questions are resolved.
In the view of the Advisory Committee, it was also too early to take any decision on the estimated resource requirements for the bienniums 2010-2011 and 2012-2013.
Encourages the President, Vice Presidents, and Forum Standing Committee members to undertake all efforts to ensure that this Resolution receives adequate attention during the preparatory process of ICCM-2, andauthorizes the Forum Standing Committee to take any decisions with regard to the integration of the Forum into the ICCM;
Therefore, he suggested not to take any decision regarding prescriptions on noise limits and test results corrections and to await the decision of the EU.
In addition, should the Commission accede to that request and make that recommendation to the Council,the Council will not be able to take any decision in that respect until its meeting in July of this year.
Therefore he suggested not to take any decision regarding prescriptions on noise limits and test results corrections and to await the decision of the EC.
Since the Council of Judges has the exclusive competence to decide on disciplinary matters,the assembly of judges shall not have the possibility to take any decision related to the disciplinary responsibility of the judge.
The Committee also considers that it is too early to take any decision on the estimated resource requirements for the next two bienniums 2010-2011 and 2012-2013.
Page The CHAIRMAN, replying to a request for suspension of the meeting by Mr. SHOUKRY(Egypt), said that he could not suspend the meeting atthe present stage and proposed that the Committee should simply decide not to take any decision on the two draft resolutions for the time being in order to give their sponsors time to consult further.
Unfortunately, due to circumstances of which we are all aware we were not able in August 1993 to take any decision on the expansion of the membership of the Conference and, at that time, the Conference requested me to continue the endeavours so that a consensus on the subject could be reached.
The Working Party was informed that the forthcoming session of ISO Technical Committee 104(Beijing, 31 October 1997)was not scheduled to take any decision in this field other than including 9ft 6in high containers into the relevant ISO standards.
It was the Advisory Committee's understanding that the General Assembly had yet to take any decision regarding establishment of the Office in view of which it was drawing attention to the fact that, should the proposal be adopted, a post at the Assistant Secretary-General level would need to be provided for. See A/C.5/48/SR.43, para. 91.
His delegation shared the Secretary-General's view that adding the cases of non-staff individuals to the jurisdiction of the Dispute Tribunal would be detrimental to the new system, butbelieved that it would be premature to take any decision on the matter at present, given the challenges associated with the various options examined by the Secretary-General in his report.
Similarly, since a proper principle of synergy should not allow us to take any decision on any one component of the IMS without close interrelation with the others, we feel that no decision on the possible use of radioactivity monitoring should be taken before that time.
Ms. MORALES(Secretary) confirmed that the meeting was not in a position to take any decision with financial implications until such a statement was available.
The Advisory Committee considered that it was too early to take any decision on the estimated resource requirements for the next two bienniums and recommended that the Secretary-General submit the estimated resource requirements for associated costs related to the capital master plan for the bienniums 2010-2011 and 2012-2013 in the context of the budget proposals for those bienniums.
The Meeting of the Parties andthe Implementation Committee are invited to review the information provided in the present report and to take any decisions or make any recommendations that they deem appropriate on the issues described herein, or on other related issues.
My delegation is therefore convinced that it would be premature at this stage to take any decision on how to integrate or mainstream human security into the activities of the United Nations system.
The organization Europatat, with members of trade from 18 countries,had asked the Specialized Section not to take any decision on the standards at this session as they would like to consult with their members at their annual session taking place from 3 to 4 June.
The Commission therefore indicated to its secretariat that, prior to taking any decision on the subject, it would be necessary to undertake a cost-benefit analysis.