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They would take account of the effects of recognition on neighbouring states.
He announced a proposal for the next session which would take account of current work on the directive.
The Government would take account of the conclusions of the forum when designing future programmes.
The CHAIRMAN said he took it that that was acceptable, andthat the new wording would take account of comments made by Mr. SHERIFIS.
Mr. ANDO said he would take account of Mr. Solari Yrigoyen's concerns.
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It is pleasing to see that we are heading more andmore towards a new strategy of disarmament, one which would take account of a regional approach to the problem.
She hoped that Israel would take account of the opinions expressed in the course of the fruitful dialogue that had been established.
He hoped that the work programme for the next part of the resumed session would take account of the lessons learnt during the current part of the session.
The next report would take account of the conclusions or recommendations to be formulated by the Working Group, if it was established.
Since women enjoyed a longer life expectancy than men,Japan was working to create an environment adapted to older persons which would take account of gender equality.
The Chairman said that the secretariat would take account of the remarks made when deciding on the wording of the Guide.
His delegation looked forward to the preparation by Sierra Leone andGuatemala of a revised version of the proposal that would take account of the comments made in the Special Committee.
He hoped that Norway would take account of the Committee's position regarding the primacy of article 4 of the Convention.
However, he expressed the intention to present a new document at the next GRPE session which would take account also of some editorial comments raised by the expert from Poland.
He had no doubt that France would take account of those remarks in its next report, which, he noted, was due in the fairly near future.
While supporting the proposed work on electronic commerce disputes,her delegation hoped that it would take account of the differing situations of countries.
She was sure that the Director-General would take account of the criteria set out in paragraph 5 of Article 11 when recruiting women.
The Committee was informed that the global FRA 2005 terms and definitions were prepared only as a draft, andthe final version would take account of comments received.
It was safe to assume that each working group would take account of all interests, in particular those of developing countries and MSMEs.
In the case of the draft resolution on which we are about to vote,we are aware of the important positive developments that have arisen in the efforts to achieve a solution to the problems in the Middle East that would take account of the interests of all parties.
The CHAIRPERSON said that the Committee would take account of the comments made by delegations in future discussions on working methods.
Any inadequacies that arose from articles 23 and25 of the Constitution would be addressed under the current constitutional review process, which would take account of the provisions of human rights treaties to which Zambia was a party.
This new code would take account of international standards aimed at ensuring that journalists could pursue their activities freely.
Work had already been done in LDCs andthe intention was that all work would take account of the conditions of application within developing countries, including LDCs.
The revised draft would take account of the comments of the Committee on Migrant Workers and All Members of Their Families on the current draft.
They therefore fully endorsed paragraph 2 of the draft resolution andhoped that the Secretary-General would take account of the provisions of paragraph 3 in seeking possible means of absorption.
Such a forecast would take account of projected retirements, average time in post in a given period and a projection of the workforce demand for the same period.
That strategy could include aid guidelines for relatively homogeneous groups of developing countries that would take account of factors that go beyond Gross Domestic Product alone.
He called for a“global deal”, which would take account of problems faced by all parts of the world and offer multiple solutions.
He hoped that the sponsors would take account of the legitimate concerns expressed by delegations in that regard when dealing with that question in other United Nations forums.