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It is expected that some limited contributions may be forthcoming.
Should that payment not be forthcoming, a return to cross-borrowing remains a very real possibility.
The Commission is still awaiting such responses as may be forthcoming.
One representative said that contributions should be forthcoming from all countries, led initially by developed countries.
I hope that the sixty-fifth ratification will soon be forthcoming.
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Much-needed investment might not be forthcoming, even with effective regional integration and harmonization efforts.
Wishing to have more detailed andin-depth information may be forthcoming in space University.
Should cooperation or information still not be forthcoming, the Inspector(s) may so state in the report and the Unit may include a statement in its annual report.
One suspects the litigation on thisprocess will continue and a further appeal may be forthcoming.
She conceded, however, that official complaints might not be forthcoming because of the circumstances in which injuries occurred.
While the initiative was welcomed, it became clear that additional funding would not be forthcoming.
He hoped that those contributions would indeed be forthcoming, since they would go some way towards alleviating the current difficulties.
My delegation is also, of course, willing to consider any other specific proposals that may be forthcoming.
No detailed data on the remaining minorities were available but they should be forthcoming after a national census due to take place in 2012.
It would not be prudent to graduate first andthen to await commitments for special treatment which may not be forthcoming.
Should outstanding contributions to the core budget not be forthcoming, it is likely that drawdowns will be necessary before the end of 1997.
Thus, the Panel concludes that further useful information from this source will not be forthcoming at this stage.
Voluntary contributions would still be necessary, and would not be forthcoming unless INSTRAW could provide more convincing evidence of its comparative advantage in gender research.
The question put by the members of the Committee had been transmitted to the Argentine authorities anda reply should soon be forthcoming.
The financial resources to sustain data collection over the long term may not be forthcoming if countries are not convinced of the need to maintain these data.
To strengthen United Nations efforts in thecoordination of humanitarian and disaster relief assistance, resources must be forthcoming.
Fundamentally, law enforcement authorities should always be forthcoming and genuinely cooperate with organizers, bearing in mind their duty to facilitate and protect peaceful assemblies.
A number of representatives at the Open-ended Working Group made comments, andfurther comments may be forthcoming in due course.
Based on the suggestions received from the Bureau andon reports that may still be forthcoming, the secretariat will prepare and circulate among Bureau members a revised draft of the synthesis report by the end of May.
By the end of 1995, the Convention had entered into force for 34 such Parties;up to 34 further communications may thus be forthcoming in 1997 and 1998.
Additional funds might be forthcoming for environmental protection, if percentages of economic aggregates like GNP were earmarked for environmental protection in national budgets.
The 10MSP President asked if Eritrea will be in a position to continue with surveys as planned should additional financial support not be forthcoming.
However, should voluntary funding not be forthcoming in time or in sufficient amounts, it would then be necessary to consider, on an urgent basis, alternative funding mechanisms to enable the programme to continue.
He also reports that following a meeting on 20 June 2006 in Geneva with the Ministerof Justice of Zimbabwe, he is confident that an invitation to visit that country will soon be forthcoming.
Nor does it include any projection for designated funds to support HIV/AIDS activities at country andintercountry levels that may be forthcoming from the donor community through other channels e.g. multi-bilateral funding in 1996-1997.