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Given those two considerations, one could advocate a shift in demand, which would result in an increase in financing.
The consequences which would result from such a failure for the Congolese population and for all the peoples of the Great Lakes region.
The same objective could not be achieved by instituting a civil action, which would result only in compensation for damages awarded to the petitioner.
Unfortunately, despite some constructive suggestions during the consultations aimed at drafting a fresh text, the Group of 77 andChina had knowingly chosen a strategy which would result in a lack of consensus.
Ensure more focus on those efforts which would result in strengthening regional cooperation aimed at achieving transport related SDGs;
Providing the Department with a more secure financial basis would be part of the process of reform, which would result in a more efficient structure.
Ii loss of shielding integrity which would result in more than a 20% increase in the radiation level at any external surface of the intermediate bulk container.
YK-11 users have observed no elevations in estrogen, anddecreases sex hormone binding globulin(which would result in a raised free, but not total testosterone).
The changes which would result must receive the prior approval of the General Assembly and be considered under the item on the review of the efficiency of the administrative and financial functioning of the United Nations.
In its replies the Secretariat has always stressed that modifications which would result in an extension of the scope of existing reservations are not acceptable.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea recognizes that there is a need to bring the attention of the international community to these moves of the United States, which would result in an extremely dangerous situation.
This does not mean that investors will automatically change the mood, which would result in a significant influx of investments compared to the previous period.
The Islamic Republic of Iran reiterates once again its position that it reserves right to undertake all legitimate necessary measures to defend its territory andwarns against such provocative acts, which would result in serious consequences for the aggressor.
DoRo and Queen developed a fruitful working relationship which would result in numerous acclaimed and award-winning videos for"Innuendo" and"The Show Must Go On".
She welcomed the Secretary-General's ambitious vision for the reform of human resources management,including through the mobility framework, which would result in a more flexible and experienced workforce.
The WTO Appellate Body has made it clear that it would not accept an interpretation which would result in a modification of a treaty obligation, as this would not anymore be an"application" of an existing treaty provision.
It was ironic that the Statute treated offences such as murder as an international crime, butfailed to include the first use of nuclear weapons, which would result in the annihilation of a major part of humanity.
Applying an annual salary system to new permanent members of the Court, which would result in a lower annual salary for those members than for members currently sitting on the bench, appears to be contrary to the Statute's underlying principle of equality of members of the Court.
Promote the increased participation of women as both active agents andbeneficiaries of the development process, which would result in an improvement in the quality of life for all;
Total resource requirements for the measures, which would result in revised estimates relating to section 34, Construction, alternation, improvement and major maintenance, of the programme budget for the biennium 2012-2013, amount to $6,063,400 A/67/748, para. 20.
Yet, the Commission was in favour of increasing this entitlement for locally recruited staff, which would result in an even bigger difference between the two categories.
Indeed, the United Kingdom is not in any way seeking to lessen the effect onit of the Convention, but instead wishes to spare its partners from a considerable extension of the obligations of the Convention which would result solely from the concept of British nationality.
In this regard, a clear distinction should be made between voluntary contributions which would result in a reduced assessment and contributions for items of expenditure not otherwise budgeted.
The Committee recommends that the State party initiate a comprehensive study on the compatibility of national legislation with the principles andprovisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child with a view to engaging in a law-reform process which would result in the enactment of a comprehensive children's code.
As for the base period,a compromise should be found between too short a period, which would result in sudden variations, and too long a period, which would have the effect of freezing the scale.
The members representing the General Assembly cautioned against underestimating the sensitivity of seeking General Assembly confirmation of an appointment to the Investments Committee, which would result in there being two members of the same nationality.
Only last week, the Ministry of Defence announced that there would be further reductions, which would result in a decline of the military base to 3 or 4 per cent of the gross domestic product and employment by the year 2000.
The people of Sierra Leone and their democratically elected Government under President Ahmad Tejan Kabbah will notaccept any changes or amendments to the Conakry Peace Plan which would result in an extension of the deadline beyond 22 April 1998.
The European Union reaffirms its commitment to a negotiated two-State solution, agreed between the parties, which would result in a viable, contiguous, sovereign and independent Palestinian State existing side by side in peace with an Israel living within recognized and secure borders.
The SBSTA requested the secretariat to prepare, for consideration by the SBSTA at its twenty-first session and in accordance with decision 16/CP.9, documentation on any administrative andbudgetary implications which would result from the adoption of a decision in relation to registry systems.