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The Commission may wish to provide the Council with the clarification that it has requested.
It has requested and obtained external aid for the development of the supply of water.
Decides to keep this matter under consideration and to meetagain as soon as it receives the information and evidence it has requested.".
In this connection, it has requested the Bolivian authorities to share its findings with the Working Group.
The Committee called attention to the impact ofgender discrimination in the major international study it has requested on violence against children.
Also, it has requested an urgent meeting of the UN Security Council to discuss the tensions between itself and Russia.
The Committee looks forward to the implementation report which it has requested and will revert to the matter of achieving economies in the utilization of resources.
It has requested that at least one follow-up mission per year be budgeted and scheduled by the Centre for Human Rights in the years to come.
The Department of Peacekeeping Operations commented that it has requested additional resources to establish a comprehensive policy, and to manage and monitor information security.
It has requested the Department of Political Affairs to deliver monthly" horizon scanning" briefings that focus on current and emerging conflicts.
His current status is unknown to the Group, and the Group has notbeen able to gain access to this individual even though it has requested this from the Government of Uganda.
The Committee notes that the State party has not raised any objections to the admissibility of the communication and that it has requested the Committee to proceed to an examination of the merits.
It has requested the Secretary-General to develop further criteria for mobility to maximize its benefits for the Organization and to ensure the fair and equitable treatment of all staff.
It has requested the Secretary-General to submit proposals for a staff-funded scheme under which legal assistance would be provided to staff(see resolution 65/251, para. 40).
Furthermore, the Committee observes that in a case where it has requested interim measures of protection,it does so because of the possibility of irreparable harm to the victim.
The Committee notes that the State party has not raised any objections to the admissibility of the communication and that it has requested the Committee to proceed to an examination of the merits.
In paragraph 27 above, it has requested the Secretary-General to apply a consistent nomenclature and to define clearly the functions of the positions of deputy to heads of mission and chief of staff.
The Committee welcomes this information and requests that its observations in the foregoing paragraphs be taken into account in this andin the broader review it has requested.
ISAR further indicates to the IASB that it has requested the ad hoc consultative group to continue its work and that ISAR is ready to cooperate with the IASB.
The Committee notes that the State party has not raised any objections to the admissibility of the communication, and that it has requested the Committee to proceed to an examination of the merits.
It has requested 1 additional international staff to cope with the surge in human resources activities, especially the new human resource reforms and improving vacancy levels.
Further, given the KNPP desire to be removed from the list, it has requested United Nations technical support on monitoring and enforcing the KNPP policy on non-recruitment.
It has requested all States to refrain from adopting them, and has condemned the fact that certain countries, using their predominant position in the world economy, continue to intensify the adoption of such measures.
In all of these cases, it has requested Belarus to provide the victims with an effective remedy, including compensation, and to take steps to prevent similar violations occurring in the future.
Because many aspects of this matter go beyond the Commission's mandate,particularly the definition of the duty station, it has requested the General Assembly, in consultation with the governing bodies of the organizations, to take action in this regard.
It has requested to visit Colombia, Italy and Sierra Leone, three countries which, in spite of having extended an open formal invitation to all the thematic mechanisms of the Human Rights Council, have not yet replied to the Working Group ' s requests. .
A 12-month extension of the mandate of UNSMIL as proposed will enable the United Nations, on the basis of the positive relationship it enjoys with Libya,to deliver the support it has requested in areas crucial to the success of its transition.
