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Subject to the specific requirements of different work streams andthe availability of adequate funding, the Working Group will also consider other means of consultation with relevant stakeholders, including regional or expert consultations and through country missions.
The Working Group will also designate a rapporteur.
Wherever relevant, the Working Group will also enclose copies of opinions adopted in respect of the Government concerned.
The working group will also address these questions.
The working group will also request information from New Zealand.
The Working Group will also take steps to invite such personalities.
The working group will also consider the trafficking trends observed in the region.
The working group will also monitor the Group's sustainability activities on a monthly basis.
The working group will also develop criteria and rules for the identification of qualifying families;
The Working Group will also address cross-cutting issues related to international decision-making.
The Working Group will also continue its examination of ways to mainstream minority rights in development.
The working group will also facilitate the sharing of lessons learned regarding support to the peace processes.
The Working Group will also examine proposals for individual articles of the draft instrument prepared by delegations.
The Working Group will also discuss the funding for the different activities, including potential fundraising options.
The Working Group will also have before it the summary of the ICP Waters nine-year report EB. AIR/WG.1/1997/7.
The working group will also identify national development indicators that will help measure the success in implementing SDGs.
The Working Group will also incorporate into its review the fact that women participating in political change and public life are often exposed to violence.
The Working Group will also work with An Garda Síochána to further develop effective monitoring and analysis of data on racist incidents.
The Working Group will also have before it the report on the effects of air pollution on materials and on the future development of the programme EB. AIR/WG.1/1997/8.
The Working Group will also compile, analyse, publish and disseminate national, regional and international legislation on mercenarism and related activities.
The working group will also focus on the roles of Cosponsors and the UNAIDS secretariat to make the Joint Programme more'fit for purpose' for the next phase of the HIV response.
The working group will also facilitate the international partnership for the use of big data in the transfer of technology to developing countries and in support of the post-2015 development agenda.
The Working Group will also use opportunities provided by intersessional coordination events, such as meetings, teleconferences, electronic meetings and workshops, as feasible and agreed.
The Working Group will also ensure that the Security Council reviews progress made in protecting children exposed to armed conflict and addresses measures to be taken against repeat offenders.
The Working Group will also include the issues of social exclusion and marginalization, the right and access to housing, culture and development and the issue of hate crimes against people of African descent.
The standing working group will also develop common presentation materials and will coordinate training for United Nations staff who make presentations at business seminars.
The Working Group will also encourage the Secretariat to transmit more detailed outlines of its briefings in advance of each Working Group meeting so as to better prepare representatives for the meetings.
The Working Group will also have before it the latest report on integrated assessment modelling(EB. AIR/WG.5/1999/14), including the results of the twenty-fourth meeting of the Task Force, held in Rome on 8-9 June 1999.
The Working Group will also pursue its efforts to elaborate an accompanying Model Law that would assist countries that are engaged in drafting national legislation on the regulation of private military and security companies.