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One of the Group's main tasks would be to consider the verification mechanism of such a treaty.
One State indicated that as a first step it would be desirable to convene a group of experts from the States concerned,whose main task would be to consider the political and legal implications of such a conference.
One suggestion would be to consider whether a biennial budget truly served the interests of the Organization and its Member States.
A practical first step for the working group in addressing compliance issues would be to consider what constitutes compliance with the BWC.
Part of the group's mandate would be to consider making the declarations provided for in articles 21 and 22 of the Convention.
Egypt reiterates the role of Preparatory Committees as highlighted in the 1995 NPTREC Decision I on Strengthening the Review Process which reaffirms in Para 4 that"The purpose of the Preparatory Committee meetings would be to consider principles, objectives and ways in order to promote full implementation of the Treaty, as well as its universality, and to make recommendations thereon to the Review Conference.
One difficult task would be to consider the definition of aggression and the terms of the Court's jurisdiction over that crime.
From the latter perspective, the most consistent solution to enumerate this population would be to consider them as residents in the place where they are present at the time of the census.
Another suggestion would be to consider the problem of an injured State's option to choose between restitution in kind and compensation.
The Economic and Social Council, in its resolution 1993/29,stated that one of the objectives of the Conference would be to consider the feasibility of elaborating international instruments, including conventions, against organized transnational crime.
Its first task would be to consider its own terms of reference, which should define the scope of its work.
Second, as envisaged by the strengthened review process,the purpose of the first two sessions of the Preparatory Committee would be to consider principles, objectives and ways in order to promote the full implementation of the Treaty, as well as its universality.
One easy reform would be to consider the provisional work programme for each month at the beginning of a new presidency in a formal meeting.
If there is seen to be a need to introduce more specificrequirements in this area, one option would be to consider developing some reporting requirements analogous to those envisaged for pollutant release and transfer data.
One alternative would be to consider the issue under the umbrella of the UNECE Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes.
In a State under the rule of law, the most logical andreasonable attitude would be to consider self-determination of indigenous peoples as part of an ongoing dialectic and introduce it as a new category of contemporary international law.
One way would be to consider a draft guideline which, where authorized reservations are concerned,would be the equivalent of draft guideline 3.1.1, the text of which is proposed above.
Implementation of existing trade facilitation instruments: An important first practical step would be to consider existing trade facilitation recommendations and guidelines, and look for ways of implementing them in the transition economies.
The first option would be to consider financing the project solely through assessed contributions upon Member States over the projected lifetime of the construction project from 2014 to 2023, in accordance with the projected resource requirements as set out in table 3.
Another means of lightening the task of any given Main Committee would be to consider directly in plenary meeting, without preliminary reference to committee, certain questions which fall within the terms of reference of the Main Committee.
Another possibility would be to consider organizing an Inland Transport Committee round table on gender issues in transport.
The Chair of GRRF recalled the discussion outcome at GRRF that the most pragmatic approach would be to consider aligning the amendments to the 1997 Agreement and the EU Directive as much as possible as these activities were progressing nearly in parallel.
A more balanced approach would be to consider sensitive aggregates in terms of the normal confidentiality and quality criteria, fine-tune them to eliminate structural effects and add an impartial commentary.
The Strategy was now entering the third phase of implementation, anda major goal of the meeting would be to consider and adopt the workplan for Phase III. Major challenges in that phase would be to strengthen multi-stakeholder coordination, as well as building capacity.
The principal aims of the meeting would be to consider drafting solutions to implement the provisional conclusions reached in New York and to consider the most appropriate means of building the necessary consensus around those conclusions.
As a result, when a State with three reports overdue finally submitted one,the only solution would be to consider that report, along with the additional information provided by the delegation, as the sum total of the information that should have been made available to the Committee in all the reports that had been due.
Another alternative would be to consider the guidelines purely as providing non-binding standards and criteria at the international level rather than legal rules, but which, once incorporated in domestic law, would be enforceable at the domestic level.
The Commission also took note of the suggestion made at that session of the Working Group that a possible method of work would be to consider the provisions contained in those existing texts that might be relevant in the context of corporate groups and identify those issues that required additional discussion and the preparation of additional recommendations.
An important objective would be to consider means of promoting international collaboration in a number of horizontal ocean management areas, such as policy development, capacity-building, scientific research, and information sharing related to ocean resources, health and processes.
One option for the Working Group would be to consider all the topics envisaged but to focus on seeking definitive solutions to the problems of electronic transferable records.