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The results of the survey would be carefully examined and taken into account in the preparation of future publications.
She gave assurances that the Committee's observations andthe questions that had aroused its concern would be carefully studied and analyzed.
The nature and reliability of any such assurances would be carefully assessed by the AttorneyGeneral in consultation with the Secretary of State.
The head of the delegation expressed her deep gratitude for the recommendations andcomments made by all States, which would be carefully considered by Nicaragua.
He assured the Committee that its recommendations would be carefully studied with the national institutions concerned.
She assured the Committee that its recommendations would be disseminated andthoroughly discussed in Demark and that their implementation would be carefully considered.
Pilot projects had been approved for two Territories and would be carefully monitored for suitability elsewhere.
The results of the vote would be carefully studied by the Palestinian leadership in order to draw the necessary conclusions for the peace process in the region.
The representatives of the Government assured the High Commissioner that his opinions and comments would be carefully examined with a view to implementing them.
This work would be carefully co-ordinated with the ongoing activities of the UNODC and UNECE on analysis of the results of the questionnaire, and with the development of a manual by the UNODC/UNECE task force;
Pilot projects had been approved for two Territories and would be carefully monitored for suitability elsewhere.
The Under-Secretary-General expressed regret at the Government's decision on the United Nations radio station butsaid that its alternative offer would be carefully examined.
Pilot projects had been approved for two Territories and would be carefully monitored for suitability elsewhere.
The conclusions and recommendations would be carefully studied by the United States authorities, who appreciated the importance of the reporting process and of the goal of preventing all forms of torture worldwide.
She had noted that difficulties had been encountered in setting up electronic surveillance systems in police stations;the Committee would be carefully monitoring the situation.
You knew that you would never be deserted and that your progress would be carefully monitored, and when the time came you would be helped to return to the Light.
The CHAIRMAN said that the Committee had thereby concluded its consideration of planning for its fifty-first session,on the understanding that the views reflected in the summary records would be carefully vetted.
He assured the Committee that its conclusions would be carefully studied and efforts would be made to incorporate the provisions of the Convention into domestic legislation, an area in which much clearly remained to be done.
His delegation therefore hoped that such a conference would receive support from both countries of origin andreceiving countries and would be carefully prepared in order to ensure its success.
The Under-Secretary-General said that the situation would be carefully evaluated in cooperation with the United Nations Office in the Central African Republic and a report would be submitted to the Council subsequently.
With regard to domestic violence, he assured Lord Colville that the new provisions of the Family Law Act of the United Kingdom would be carefully studied for possible adaptation to Jamaican circumstances.
In a first year, ten students would be carefully selected for study at Kings College where, in close collaboration with Centers of Excellence in Africa, they would participate in an established, comprehensive graduate program covering all major areas of peace support, including prevention, peacekeeping and peacebuilding, with a special focus on the nexus between security, development and human rights.
The Middle East peace process in all its dimensions would continue to be a priority for the newly formed Middle East Section andwork in this regard would be carefully coordinated by the Director and the Deputy Director.
All those interrelated issues would be carefully monitored by UNCTAD during the coming year, either in the work on the Trade and Development Report, a major part of which would be devoted to the analysis of crises in recent years, or in the World Investment Report, which would try to assess the implications of the crisis for flows of foreign direct investment and the pattern of development that had taken place in Asia, the so-called flying geese paradigm.
To date, the Department had serviced more than 500 official meetings using PaperSmart, andthe lessons learned during that trial phase would be carefully analysed in order to continue improving the tool.
Should mandatory arbitration be introduced in the future for certain categories of cases,those categories would be carefully defined to ensure the respect of the authority of the Secretary-General, as would be the case, for instance, when the disputed issues are purely factual.
Ms. Sutikno(Indonesia) said that her country was party to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women andwished to reassure the Special Rapporteur that her conclusions would be carefully studied by the Indonesian Government.
The Secretary-General's proposal to retain cash balances within the Organization by suspending the application of the relevant financial regulations andrules to closed peacekeeping missions would be carefully studied, especially since the Indian Government, which had spoken out repeatedly against cross-borrowing, believed that such a suspension would not harm payment of the Organization's dues to Member States for those closed missions.
The Ukrainian authorities were aware that, notwithstanding the scale of legislative and other reforms to date, a great deal remained to be done in order to ensure full compliance with international norms. To that end,the Committee's recommendations would be carefully studied with a view to their early implementation.
Ratification of the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers andMembers of Their Families(ICRMW) would be carefully examined, taking into account the special characteristics of the country's labour market and the need for social consensus.