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If it decided to continue, however, even more detailed and careful research might be required.
In light of the number of mid-term reports available, it decided to continue its work in 2018.
It decided to continue consideration of that draft at its fifteenth session in November 1996.
No conclusions were reached by the Preparatory Commission; it decided to continue consideration of the matter at its next meeting,to be held from 1 to 12 August 1994.
It decided to continue its consideration of this issue with the possible aim of including a recommendation in the Consolidated Resolution R.E.1.
Recalling its resolution 2003/7 of 13 August 2003 in which it decided to continue to consider this matter under the item of its agenda entitled"Prevention of discrimination.
It decided to continue its consideration of this question, including the recommendation of the Sub-Commission, at its fifty-first session.
Since the Commission had not reached consensus with respect to a recommendation to the Council in relation to the application, it decided to continue its consideration of the application at the next possible opportunity.
It decided to continue its consideration of this issue with the possible aim of including a recommendation in the Consolidated Resolution R.E.1.
The attention of the Commission is also drawn to Commission resolution 1994/50 entitled"Strengthening of the rule of law", in which it decided to continue its consideration of this question at its fifty-first session.
It decided to continue the elaboration of a general comment on"fundamental principles to be applied in a juvenile justice system.
Recalling also its subsequent resolutions, in particular resolution 1997/70 of 16 April 1997, in which it decided to continue its work with a view to adopting the draft declaration at its fifty-fourth session.
It decided to continue the practice of identifying items(or sub-items) or documents for information or discussion and made decisions which have been taken into account in the items below.
Its resolution 47/120 A of 18 December 1992, entitled'An Agenda for Peace: preventive diplomacy andrelated matters', in which it decided to continue early in 1993 its examination of other recommendations contained in the report of the Secretary-General entitled'An Agenda for Peace', as well as implementation of the provisions of Article 50 of the Charter of the United Nations.
It decided to continue its consideration of this matter at its thirty-first session on the basis of draft text contained in annex I to the report of the SBI at its thirtieth session.
As the CEVNI Expert Group was running out of time, it decided to continue reviewing the rest of the amendment proposals contained in documents CEVNI EG/2012/3, CEVNI EG/2012/4 at its next session.
However, it decided to continue discussing the issues related to the financing of transport infrastructure, given the continued interest of some member states in this area of work.
Following informal consultations, the Executive Board adopted decision 2006/7 whereby it decided to continue the consultations and discussions on the working methods of the Board, requesting UNDP and UNFPA to present suggestions at the annual session 2006 on further enhancements to those methods.
Therefore, it decided to continue its initiative by inviting Azerbaijan to a hearing during its fortieth session to present, inter alia, these difficulties.
Recalling also its resolutions 1995/13 of 18 August 1995 and1996/9 of 23 August 1996, in which it decided to continue its consideration of the question of population displacement and to keep under constant review any developments in the right to freedom of movement, including the right to seek asylum, the right to remain and the right to return.
It decided to continue its deliberations with the UNCCD secretariat under its agenda item on coherence and strengthening synergies using a broad approach without focusing on a specific indicator.
Recalls its decision 2005/221 of 6 July 2005, in which it decided to continue consultations on a multi-year work programme for the coordination segment, with a view to finalizing the work programme before the beginning of its substantive session of 2006;
It decided to continue work on these issues and to establish a task force to work out strategies for the implementation of urban renewal and housing modernization policies and to carry out case studies.
Recalling also its resolution 1995/13 of 18 August 1995, in which it decided to continue its consideration of the question of population displacement and to keep under constant review respect for the right to freedom of movement, including the right to seek asylum, the right to remain and the right to return.
It decided to continue funding requests for the renewal of IS projects at current levels up to the end of December 2010 pending final resolution of the issue by the Executive Committee at its 58th Meeting.
Recalling Sub-Commission resolution 1996/22, in which it decided to continue consideration of questions relating to the realization of the right to development annually, as a sub-item under the agenda item entitled"The realization of economic, social and cultural rights.
For that reason, it decided to continue its consideration of the matter at its next session and asked the Chair to write to Ukraine to address the following questions.
It decided to continue its consideration of issues under this sub-item at its twenty-ninth session on the basis of draft text contained in annex II to the report of the SBI at its twentyeighth session12 and other documents submitted by Parties.
It decided to continue its consideration of issues associated with the elaboration of the regulations at the eighth session and in the meantime requested the Secretariat to provide additional background information to facilitate further discussions.
It decided to continue applying this procedure and sent reminders to several States parties that will be considered in the absence of a report in future sessions if they do not send their overdue reports by a set deadline.