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The latter fact will have implications for the implementation of the MOU with ECLAC.
Thus the adoption of each of the proposed four draft decisions will have implications for the others.
This will have implications for the way UNICEF plans and designs child protection programmes.
This is a victory of politics over football, which will have implications for the UEFA",- says Karadzic.
This will have implications for the model questionnaires on e-business developed by the OECD.
The institutional capacity of WTO to manage MTNs will have implications for the direction of the MTS.
Eventually, this will have implications on the programme delivery, which may not yet be evident during the reporting period.
It is becoming increasingly apparent that climate change will have implications for the enjoyment of human rights.
This will have implications for both individual capacity development and human resources management in the public service.
Any increase in the level of non-response will have implications regarding potential bias in the survey estimates.
The representative of Egypt recommended that what constituted a good practice or not should not be defined,otherwise it will have implications for the work of other bodies.
Increasing urban drift will have implications for urban population densities.
The issues addressed focused on the evolving issues of operational activities of the UN system that will have implications for the post-2015 development agenda.
These forthcoming changes will have implications for the structure and the delivery of UNCTAD operational activities.
WP.15 asked Norway to raise this issue with the Joint Meeting, since it will have implications for both the road and rail modes.
Each of these strategic directions will have implications on how the approved programme of work of UNEP is delivered during the biennium.
Recognizes that the outcomes of the Open-Ended, Ad Hoc Working Group on the Funding Strategy for UNDP,as adopted in decision 98/23, will have implications for the financial parameters of the programming arrangements;
This basic principle will have implications throughout our new treaty- on scope, on verification and on structural or mechanism provisions.
UNFPA also developed a comprehensive succession planning framework that will have implications for recruitment, staff development and career management.
These negotiations will have implications for MTNs, as North-South negotiations tend to result in deeper market access and higher regulatory standards than negotiations at the multilateral level.
Finally, negotiations on market access for non-agricultural products will have implications for exports of processed products from developing countries.
This latter issue will have implications for the overall performance score of each country and would suggest that the data sets included in the review need to take account of evolving reporting obligations.
The institutional capacity of WTO to effectively manage multilateral trade negotiations will have implications for the future prospects and direction of the multilateral trading system.
A low level of support for a project will have implications for the capacities and conditions necessary to conduct monitoring, evaluation and impact assessment, so it may be necessary to think about how to motivate stakeholders about the importance of these processes.
Many of the changes brought about by the Internet in the global economy that have been mentioned above will have implications for the competitiveness of the enterprises of developing countries.
On the other hand,the choice of form will have implications for the more specific content, and thus for a period the discussion may need to go backwards and forwards between form and content.
Adverse socio-economic impacts are likely to result, including changes in agricultural production patterns that,in turn, will have implications for livelihoods and migration patterns.
If a further process is agreed by the COP, it will have implications for our current work programme and practices under the UNFCCC.
North-South RTAs tend to lead to deeper market access andhigher regulatory standards than negotiations at the multilateral level and thus will have implications for developing countries.
The necessary review andadjustment of practices will have implications for the scheduling of intersessional workshops, for the treatment of their reports and for the timing of submissions from Parties.