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This would not prejudice in any way their participation at appropriate points during the meeting as a whole.
Such requirement is required so as toensure that the assembly would not prejudice public peace and order.
Such progress would not prejudice the eventual resolution of the Palestinian refugee question in the context of a comprehensive regional peace agreement.
India was confident that discussion of the new item in the Second Committee would not prejudice any other ongoing discussions.
The consideration of the submission would not prejudice matters relating to the delimitation of boundaries between the three States and/or any other States.
Further guidance is sought on the thematic clustering to ensure that this approach would not prejudice the quality and depth of the reviews.
Such progress would not prejudice the eventual resolution of the Palestinian refugee question in the context of a comprehensive regional peace agreement.
In introducing subparagraph(iii),the sponsor delegation observed that the provision would not prejudice the decision regarding the duration of the next session of the Special Committee.
The delegations of Canada and the United States stated that it should be understood that their reporting of emissions of heavy metals beyond mercury, cadmium and lead, andof certain persistent organic pollutants, was voluntary and would not prejudice their negotiating positions.
While we understand the need for such measures,we hope that this arrangement would not prejudice the right of the victim to justice and the right of the accused to a fair trial.
The governing bodies also noted that the budget proposal was the appropriate document for the inclusion of resource requests andthat such requests in the strategic framework would not prejudice the budget process and should be removed.
In introducing subparagraph(iv),the sponsor delegation emphasized that the subparagraph would not prejudice any review of other ways and means of improving the working methods of the Special Committee.
The new provisions make clear that the accused shall be present except when necessary to protect classified information andwhere the presiding officer has concluded that admission of such information in the absence of the accused would not prejudice a fair trial.
The travaux préparatoires should indicate that the inclusion of a specific number of persons would not prejudice the rights of States Parties pursuant to article 34, paragraph 3.
The dispute over the location of the centreline remained an obstacle to the full operationalization of the Verification and Monitoring Mechanism. On 7 September, the President of South Sudan and the Chair of the African Union High-level Implementation Panel discussed the issue andagreed that the Government of South Sudan would send a delegation to the border area to explain to the communities concerned that the establishment of the centreline would not prejudice the demarcation of the border.
The Administrator pointed out that those arrangements would not prejudice the managerial responsibilities and accountability of the respective fund managers, nor would they affect the status of the funds.
In that respect, Mr. Muigai observed that, pursuant to the Convention and the rules of procedure of the Commission,the actions of the Commission would not prejudice matters relating to the delimitation of boundaries between States.
It was generally understood, however,that the deletion of that wording would not prejudice any decision the Working Group might wish to make with regard to draft article 5(d) definition of the term“receivables financing”.
With regard to article 10, in view of the importance of covering aggression in the Statute,the role of the Security Council in such situations must be reflected and would not prejudice either the independence of the Court or its final decision.
Should the parties agree to discuss a political solution, this would not prejudice their final positions since nothing would be agreed until everything had been agreed.
MEPC had noted the concerns expressed, in particular by ILO, about the need to avoid conflicts in overlapping spheres of influence andto ensure that the future IMO convention would not prejudice the obligations of States under existing legal instruments.
He expressed the hope that the inclusion of the fifth preambular paragraph would not prejudice the adoption of a comprehensive convention, but stressed that the Sudan did not recognize any obligation or commitment to the provisions of that paragraph.
Ireland also specified that that portion of the shelf was not the subject of any dispute and, in the view of the Government of Ireland,its consideration by the Commission would not prejudice matters relating to the delimitation of boundaries between Ireland and any other States.
A memorandum of understanding was also signed on the same day providing for the conclusion, by 31 December 2002, of an International Unitization Agreement for the efficient taxation, regulation and administration of the gas and oil field. In addition, Timor-Leste has initiated technical discussions with Australia regarding the exploitation of the reserves in the Joint Petroleum Development Area,on the understanding that this would not prejudice its position on the maritime boundary negotiations.
One possible approach would be to limit the scope of the guidelines by adding a saving clause stating that they would not prejudice the possible development of other laws and agreements on related subjects.
As to the relationship between the draft protocol and the rights and obligations under the legal regime applicable to outer space, he said his delegation believed that for the financing mechanisms set forth in the protocol to play an active role in promoting space activities,the protocol should clearly and explicitly provide that it would not prejudice the rights and obligations of countries under space treaties.
He had reiterated to the parties that,by agreeing to discuss a political solution other than the settlement plan, they would not prejudice their positions as, according to the rules of the consultations, nothing would be agreed to until everything had been agreed to.
Mr. Whomersley stated that in accordance with paragraph 2(b) of annex I to the rules of procedure of the Commission, the United Kingdom wished to inform the Commission that, in its view,the consideration of the partial submission by the Commission would not prejudice matters relating to the delimitation of boundaries between the United Kingdom and other States.
He reiterated to the parties that,should they agree to discuss a political solution other than the settlement plan, they would not prejudice their final positions since, according to the rules of the consultations, nothing would be agreed to until everything had been agreed to.
The resulting instrument should stimulate the conclusion of more specific bilateral or regional agreements andnational commitments as well as accommodate existing ones, and would not prejudice higher standards laid down in other related bilateral or regional treaties.