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The document should also indicate any part of the instrument that has proven especially difficult.
With regard to the question of benchmarks,the priorities included in the outcome document should also be used as the benchmarks for measuring the results of the Commission's work.
The document should also be published in the«Memorial» bulletin.
The Committee believes that,beyond reaffirming the Convention's obligations, the outcome document should also link explicitly the commitments undertaken at the special session to the implementation of the Convention.
This document should also be viewed in the context of wider efforts to strengthen the United Nations.
Although annex VI to the Secretary-General's submission(A/49/540) provides the current and proposed staffing tables and shows the areas and units where the reductions have been made,the Advisory Committee believes that the document should also have contained detailed information as to the rationale for the particular reductions and justified the level of resources required as requested by the Committee in paragraphs 32 to 37 of its previous report A/48/961.
The document should also indicate whether the amount for immediate repairs was already included in the figure for total costs.
The WP.11 decided that that this document should also be considered by the Informal Working Group.
The document should also emphasize the main water and health issues in the region and show how the Protocol addressed them.
To be valid in Kazakhstan, this document should also be apostilled or legalised by a Shareholder's home country's competent authority.
The document should also contain an analysis of the legal consequences of increasing the number of loading and unloading places, including, if necessary, proposals to amend the Convention.
In that regard, the view was expressed that the document should also reflect lessons learned and positive experiences of the past period, and strategies to reform the Organization.
The draft document should also refer to the role which the Charter assigned to the General Assembly with regard to the maintenance of international peace and security, a role based on the collective responsibility of States.
In this respect, the document should also take into account the conclusions of the Seminar of 5 April 2004 on Aggressive Behaviour on the Road.
Furthermore, this document should also prioritize proposals with a tentative timeline for completion of their consideration.
It decided that this document should also be considered by the group lead by Finland to discuss the length of the sea crossing referred to in the ATP.
The budget document should also differentiate more clearly between requests for temporary posts and requests for general temporary assistance.
The document should also include its earlier proposals to clarify the rules regarding decision-making, participation in Committee sessions and the roles of Committee members nominated for Protocol or Convention matters only.
This document should also contain a new draft comment to Article 3 of the Convention on the validity of TIR Carnets for transport of containers, semi-trailers and trailers without tractor units in cases where the TIR transport was undertaken by one and the same TIR Carnet holder.
The document should also include an analysis of the impacts of the options, including budgetary implications(and funding available for the participation of eligible developing countries) and impact on the work of the COP and the CMP and their subsidiary bodies.
This document should also contain a new draft comment to Article 3 of the Convention on the validity of TIR Carnets for transport of containers, semi-trailers and trailers without tractor units in cases where the TIR transport was undertaken by one and the same TIR Carnet holder TRANS/WP.30/192, paras. 57 and 58.
Drafts of other official substantive documents should also be available for comments at the twenty-first session of CEP.
The SBI noted that such documents should also include additional information on'net' GHG emissions.
The documents should also contain explanations regarding the meaning of the terms"country of origin","country of carriage", etc.
All conference documents should also be issued simultaneously in all six languages to ensure that all Member States could participate in debates.
Once these comments have been received, the handbook will be finalized before the holding of UNCTAD IX. These two documents should also be considered at the present session of the Standing Committee.
Documents should also contain mandatory details(number, date, signature, stamp), committed without erasures or additions, without crossed out words or other unspecified corrections, they should not be executed in pencil.
The documents should also set out mercury emission levels that can be achieved by applying each of the techniques, i.e. benchmarks e.g. expressed as concentrations in the discharge to air or as an emission factor.
To each package sent documents should also be accompanied by a document sent to the REGISTRY of the name of the document and the number of sheets and the insured person's CONSENT to the processing of personal data.