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This logic can be modelled too but it would complicate the scheme considerably.
This, of course, would complicate the negotiations and could well add to the time necessary for its conclusion.
Norway noted that it was important to increase efficiency andavoid solutions that would complicate implementation.
The Committee would complicate its work by considering all 17 peace-keeping operations in the same manner.
There are only concerns that the government can adopt new decrees that would complicate life",- noted Svyrydova.
The President(spoke in French): That would complicate matters, in part because the ballot papers would need to be redone.
Differences in levels of economic development andcommitments undertaken by member countries would complicate future negotiations.
In addition, it was stated that option 3 would complicate discussions by requiring reference throughout the discussions on two different periods of responsibility.
Many countries in the region could thus face considerable exchange-rate volatility, which would complicate macroeconomic planning.
That would complicate proceedings and impede the objective establishment of the facts and possible subsequent reparation by the State, if it were really responsible.
In these cases, it is impossible to predict if estrogen caused the cancer in the first place or if it would complicate and worsen the cancer further.
However, Dmitry Sergeev also stressed that the new taxation would complicate the entrance to the Russian market, as business owners would have to earn pretty well in order to pay taxes.
The trigger mechanism proposed in the draft statute was too complicated: the many cumulative conditions set out in article 21 would complicate the functioning of the court.
Perhaps this measure would complicate the lives of our schemers who are well able to work"on black"- still would be-"black market" in the USSR in its scale was comparable to the official"white".
Second, the increasing use of combined trade and investment agreements would complicate this task for developing country negotiators.
Truman Capote lobbied for her to play Holly Golightly in a film adaptation of Breakfast at Tiffany's, butthe role went to Audrey Hepburn as its producers feared that Monroe would complicate the production.
Peacekeeping was fundamentally different from peace enforcement andventuring into grey areas would complicate missions, erode neutrality and undermine credibility, while endangering the safety and security of peacekeepers.
Not only should such an operation be mounted as soon as possible, it also needs to be completed within a short period of time, as the return of refugees to their homes andthe beginning of winter would complicate the investigative work.
In opposition to those suggestions,it was pointed out that covering such a broad range of documents would complicate work since the functions of the respective documents were different, which would make the elaboration of specific rules necessary.
For its part, the Administration of UNOPS explained that the large volume andage of the transactions comprising the unreconciled balance of $9.9 million would complicate a review see A/61/5/Add.1, chap. II, paras. 95-96.
Mr. VALENCIA RODRIGUEZ said that the proposed amendments would complicate the reporting obligation for States parties, particularly if they had to refer to the gender implications of racial discrimination with respect to each of the articles of the Convention.
We are, moreover, of the opinion that enlargement should not mean that the right of veto should be extended to other countries, because this would complicate the decision-making process within the Council and would hinder its ability to take action.
Furthermore, the Chinese Government advocates that the sovereignty dispute over the Xisha and Nansha islands should be settled through peaceful means andthat in the process all parties should refrain from taking any action that would complicate the issues.
Taking that requirement into account would complicate the exercise of diplomatic protection in an increasingly globalized world where for economic, political or other reasons, millions of people who lived and worked outside their States of origin did not possess the nationality of their host States.
Funding streams from multilateral, bilateral and private sources, anddifferent processes and speeds of decision-making, would complicate the coordination of international players in any country.
Mr. ZHANG Yuqing(China) said that the word"transaction" referred to the sale of goods, from the making of offers to payment, while article 13 referred only to"contract formation", although that could include transport, insurance and banking enterprises, andother parties, which would complicate the Commission's work.
In response, it was noted that the Guide did not require that debtor information be included in the notice,since such an approach would complicate the registration process and third parties could always obtain information with respect to the debtor from the security agreement, which they would typically request in the context of due diligence.
In addition, if the rules chosen were ones prepared for arbitrations administered by an institution,adjustments to the rules might affect the functions of the institution necessary to the operation of their rules, which would complicate the discussions or introduce an element of uncertainty into the procedure.
Recalling that the different contents of instructions covering the same substance was one of the reasons for starting the work, andhaving in mind that two different systems would complicate the application of the provisions- for the users as well as for the control authorities- the Government of Germany sees an advantage in applying only the new system as a single one in the future.
He stressed that there was no justification for removing any post adjustment index component, as each of these components had a clear and logical rationale for inclusion in the index,adding that removing any of the components from the index would complicate, rather than simplify, the remuneration system.