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In March 2012, various stakeholders had approved the plan, which would be adopted by the Council of Ministers.
In the resolution which would be adopted at the current session, the Special Committee should be invited to undertake that exercise.
The centre had met in January 2013 to draft a work programme and agenda, which would be adopted by the ministry in March.
Such an agreement, which would be adopted by all the Parties, could be drafted so as to apply to all subsequent amendments to the Convention.
The secretariat could, in consultation with other Committee members,help in drafting the terms of references of these subcommittees, which would be adopted by the bureau.
The Committee had revised its rules of procedure, which would be adopted in final form at its twenty-fourth session, in January 2001.
In his closing remarks, the President of the Executive Board spoke of the Declaration andProgramme of Action on the Culture of Peace, which would be adopted by the General Assembly on 13 September.
The new competition law, which would be adopted soon, would apply across the board to all anticompetitive practices.
He hoped that the Notes would lead to gradual harmonization of disparate legal practices in the field of arbitral proceedings, without imposing a strict"corset" which would be adopted by only a few States.
The programme for 2014- 2020, which would be adopted and implemented shortly, would use an extensive set of indicators to gauge progress.
He welcomed the adoption by the State party of the 2006 Gender Equality Act, which had opened the way to other women's rights legislation,including the bill on domestic violence which would be adopted in the near future.
By that time, there hadn't been any comprehensive document on Karabakh which would be adopted on a high-level and with direct involvement of Azerbaijani and Armenian Presidents.
However, it was encouraging to observe that the United Nations recognized the need for a global youth policy andhad produced the draft world programme of action for youth towards the year 2000 and beyond, which would be adopted during the current session of the General Assembly.
The first general comment of the Committee, which would be adopted in the near future,would deal with an issue it considered very important, namely, domestic workers.
Timely submission of national reports under Protocol V was vital. His Government was taking follow-up action on the revised generic electronic template for the effective implementation of article 4, which would be adopted at the national level and disseminated to the Indian Armed Forces.
He drew attention to the importance of recommendations, such as those which would be adopted at the Seminar and would reflect the opinions of the participating experts and representatives of countries and intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations.
The representative of IACS said that, on the contrary, it was very useful for classification societies if all rules were harmonized at the same time; he, therefore,hoped that non-member States of CCNR would also adopt for 1 January 2005 the rules which would be adopted by CCNR.
She called on UNCTAD to closely follow the process on sustainable development goals, which would be adopted within one year, and analyse how the international trade and multilateral trading system should support achievement of the post-2015 sustainable development goals.
He informed the participants of the United Nations intergovernmental process and important developments related to the work andmandate of the Committee, including the transition from the Millennium Development Goals framework to a new post-2015 development agenda based on a new set of sustainable development goals, which would be adopted at a summit to be held in September 2015.
With regard to standard-setting, the UNESCO Executive Board considered at its one hundred forty-fifth session in 1994 the question of the drafting of a declaration on the rights of future generations, which would be adopted by the General Conference at its twentieth session as a contribution to the commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of the United Nations and of UNESCO.
The Board requested the Secretary/CEO to consult with the Committee of Actuaries and to report to the Standing Committee in 2005 on the purchase rates, including margins for the cost associated with allowing current and future Fund participants to elect to have their purchased benefit paid in accordance withthe two-track adjustment system, or for any other potential anti-selection risk against the Fund, which would be adopted for these purposes.
An important development for the future financial health of UNHCR would be the implementation of the new International Public Sector Accounting Standards(IPSAS) which would be adopted by all United Nations system agencies as decided by the United Nations General Assembly in July 2006.
On the basis of the distinctions established in Article 27 of the Charter, we propose a differentiation of three types of Council decision:procedural matters, which would be adopted by an absolute majority; substantive matters not related to Chapter VII, which would require a special qualified majority, without the right of veto; and substantive matters related to Chapter VII, which would require the same special qualified majority, but with the possibility of exercising the right of veto.
His delegation had therefore co-sponsored the resolution, which it trusted would be adopted by consensus.
That was clearly indicated in the draft resolution, which he hoped would be adopted by consensus.
Food security required an action-oriented approach, which he hoped would be adopted at the upcoming World Summit.
Minor editorial changes had also been made to the draft resolution, which he hoped would be adopted without a vote.
In conclusion, he said SADC would table a biennial draft resolution on the girl child, which he hoped would be adopted by consensus.
Parties may wish to consider making provision for this in a decision to be taken at the diplomatic conference at which the convention would be adopted.
He expected that the gtr would be adopted after some clarifications, which would be reported to the GRSP at its December 2005 session.