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This then is the aim of this document which takes account of the various proposals put forward and the comments made.
Which takes account of the differing new impacts of any proposed measure on the different environmental mediums.
The draft of the Dar-es-Salaam Declaration, which takes account of these substantive consultations, was also negotiated and agreed upon.
The annex to this document contains a revised version of the annex to ECE/TRANS/WP.15/2007/4 which takes account of the comments received.
The updated interim report, which takes account of additional questionnaire responses submitted by Member States, appears in the annex.
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The annexed Regulations contained in the present publication are the consolidated version which takes account of these updates and which is applicable from 1 January 2013.
Legislation which takes account of the racial factor is admissible only in these terms because, as is well known, race can usually not give rise to separate treatment under the law.
A methodology for management of the PPP risks has been proposed, which takes account of the above listed aspects and summarizes the available methods.
This strategy, which takes account of the specific features of each seriously indebted country, is opening up access to international financial markets in many cases, and, in our opinion, it is the only basis for subsequent progress.
The concept of"justice" is based on a view of people's rights, which takes account of the effective differences between people.
Investigate and prosecute all cases of ill-treatment committed by law enforcement officers, particularly prison guards, and establish an independent, accessible mechanism for receiving anddealing with complaints from children, which takes account of children's sensibilities; and.
The secretariat has prepared a new consolidated edition of ADR which takes account of these amendments and is in the process of being printed ECE/TRANS/130, volumes I and II.
In relation to the need to amend their own regulations, rules or other legal texts, I note that the organizations are responsible for their own legal instruments and so I would suggest that the Commission recommend that the General Assembly give the organizations the time needed by themto amend those texts, should a single index be promulgated which takes account of actual expenditure patterns of staff living in France.
I also reviewed the IOS work plan for 2006-2007, which takes account of the outcome of the audit risk assessment referred to above within the constraints of the allotted budgetary resources of the unit.
The text reproduced below is the revised version of the proposal submitted by the Government of France, which takes account of the comments and additions made at the third session of PrepCom.
A plan for women's health is now being prepared which takes account of the consultative process which followed the publication of the discussion document on women's health as outlined in the Strategy.
In examining the question whether parties to the conflict have committed war crimes,this report will adopt a broad view which takes account of international consensus on the content and meaning of specific war crimes.
Instead an equitable rule should be sought which takes account of the customary long lapse of time between the date of injury and the date of presentation of the claim and of the difficulty in determining the precise moment at which the company's rights are replaced by those of the shareholders.
In parallel with this, a training curriculum is being developed,including the guideline of gender mainstreaming, which takes account of the concerns of women and men in training and will be used in future by multipliers.
According to the approved ICSC methodology, which takes account of changes in the consumer price and wages indices over a period of 12 months, and in consultation with the other Vienna-based organizations, the Director-General implemented effective 1 April 2007 an interim adjustment of the salary scales for General Service staff of 1.96 per cent.
There is however still a need for reconciling these andother ideas into a comprehensive framework which takes account of all the available options and means of transport, including internal waterways and multimodal transport.
According to the approved ICSC methodology, which takes account of changes in the consumer price and wages indices over a period of 12 months, and in consultation with the other Vienna-based organizations, the Director-General implemented effective 1 April 2005 an interim adjustment of the salary scales for General Service staff of 2.35 per cent.
Information document IPBES/1/INF/14 provides an updated version of the possible elements for the Platform's work programme, which takes account of the views expressed during the second session of the plenary meeting and of further developments during the intersessional period.
According to the approved ICSC methodology, which takes account of changes in the consumer price and wages indices over a period of 12 months, and in consultation with other Vienna-based organizations, the Director-General implemented effective 1 April 2006 an interim adjustment of the salary scale for General Service staff of 1.79 per cent.
The OECD will present the concepts andpractice of capital measurement based on the draft version of the revised OECD Manual Measuring Capital, which takes account of new developments to ensure consistency with the revised System of National Accounts. .
The Committee has thus repeatedly articulated a vision of substantive equality which takes account of the reality of women's and girls' lives that is impacted both by consequences of the past as well as current inequalities between women and men, and requires measures to address both direct and indirect discrimination against women.
In the context of the envisaged reform of the social assistance scheme it is planned to calculate this annual adjustmentin future(as from 1999) on the basis of a“standard rate formula” which takes account of the state and development of the net incomes, the consumer behaviour and the cost of living.
For instance, when calculated by purchasing power parity(PPP), which takes account of exchange rate changes, developed countries accounted for only 43% of global GDP in 2015, down from 54% in 2004.
Recognizes that the United Nations development system has a vital role to play in situations of transition from relief to development, and, given the complexity of challenges that countries in those circumstances face, requests the organizations of the system to take the necessary measures to strengthen interdepartmental andinter-agency coordination to promote an integrated approach which takes account of the country-specific character of those challenges, within a coherent, coordinated and harmonized inter-agency assistance at the country level;
Consequently, we fully support the Alliance of Civilizations initiative, which takes account of the political dimension of interreligious and intercultural tensions and aims to find practical solutions to such disputes.