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So, it was still too early to make any conclusions.
Although a clear procedure had been established to deal with those concerts, it was still too early to assess its impact.
As it turned out, 2010 was still too early to celebrate the revitalization of the Conference on Disarmament.
So far, ICSC appeared to be carrying out the review with those objectives in mind, although it was still too early to assess results.
It was still too early, at the time of the Board's audit, to assess the extent of the impact of that resolution.
The prevailing view among delegations was that it was still too early to consider the final outcome of the topic.
Although it was still too early to put forward specific proposals, the Secretary of State for Family Affairs was committed to reducing inequalities in employment.
In response to the request for more information on the impact of the structural changes, it was still too early to analyse this.
Germany noted that it was still too early to determine the impact of SEAs, although it seemed to be positive.
While his delegation was generally in favour of the changes,it nevertheless considered that it was still too early to make a final assessment.
It was still too early to assess the results of the International Year of Freshwater, but an important step had been taken towards solving the global problem of the conservation of water resources.
The Committee was informed that two years into the establishment of the regional centre, it was still too early to judge the effectiveness of the undertaking.
It noted, however, that it was still too early to assess the extent to which the revised penal code contributed to reducing the number of capital sentences issued in cases involving juveniles.
Special services had recently been established to protect the rights of detainees and prisoners, but it was still too early to say whether they were operating effectively.
It was still too early to tell whether this measure was achieving its goal, in other words, the avoidance of"ghettoization", or whether, on the other hand, it would affect the freedom to choose a place of residence.
The Commission had been informed by the United Nations that it was still too early to assess their impact on the status of the Tax Equalization Fund.
It was still too early for the Special Rapporteur to evaluate the effectiveness of many of the programmes and she hopes to continue her dialogue with the Government and FMC with a view to monitoring progress achieved in this domain.
Although substantive progress had been made on the subject, it was still too early to consider the elaboration of a convention on the basis of the draft articles.
In her view,although the Human Rights Council had already examined reports submitted by 32 countries under the universal periodic review mechanism, it was still too early to evaluate the process.
UNICEF noted, however, that it was still too early to assess the extent to which the revised penal code had contributed to reducing the number of capital sentences issued in cases involving juveniles.
As the Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs had pointed out, it was still too early to assess the impact of the terrorist attacks on the global economy.
There was general agreement that it was still too early to decide, or even to suggest, what form the Commission's work on the topic might take, whether draft articles, guidelines, recommendations or a doctrinal study.
The remark was also made that the inclusion in the draft of a dispute settlement system pre-supposed that the Commission's work would take the form of a treaty and that it was still too early to predict the final form of the draft articles.
It was still too early to move on to the next stage of greater decentralization and the restructuring of Headquarters; that would not only call for additional funds but would require the mobilization of a large number of Headquarters staff, who should rather be permitted to continue their work at Headquarters under stable conditions.
When asked if the Government intended to release her on 20 July 1995 in conformity with the law,Lieutenant General Khin Nyunt answered that it was still too early to say and that the decision had to be taken by the Council of Ministers and also at the level of SLORC.
It was pointed out that, although it was still too early to draw conclusions, the first year of implementation of the European arrest warrant procedure had demonstrated that the procedure had led to a substantial reduction in the time needed to surrender a fugitive(an average of 45 days), compared with the time needed under traditional extradition procedures.
Only one general comment could be done at a time, andwhile the Committee was aware that there was great interest in an update of its general comment on article 17, it was still too early to choose the topic of the next general comment.
With respect to reforms undertaken by Togo since presentation of its initial report to the Committee in May 2006, the National Human Rights Commission had been reorganized and, although its new chairman andsome of its members had made a very good impression on the Special Rapporteur, it was still too early to assess the effectiveness of the new team.
In the light of the likely effect of the current globalfinancial crisis on the cost of labour and materials, it shared the view of the Advisory Committee that it was still too early to conclude that the prospects of such absorption were limited.
Ms. Ahlenius(Under-Secretary-General for Internal Oversight Services), introducing the OIOS report on the audit of the Secretariat's structure for managing andsustaining peacekeeping operations(A/63/837), said that it was still too early to assess the effectiveness and efficiency of the recently established Department of Field Support.