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The Committee noted that changes in assessment rates were unavoidable.
It was noted that changes in climate occurred in cycles lasting between 20,000 and 400,000 years.
In reviewing this element, the Committee recalled paragraph 7 of resolution 67/238,in which the General Assembly noted that changes in Member States' shares in world GNI result in changes in relative capacity to pay, which should be more accurately reflected in the scale of assessments.
However, he noted that changes in exchange rates typically lagged behind related movements in consumer price indices.
Krill biology, ecology andmanagement 3.15 The Scientific Committee noted that changes in pCO2 in the Southern Ocean and associated physiological costs to krill will increase the vulnerability of krill to stress.
He noted that changes to the calendar would have to be considered in the light of the availability of United Nations conference services and of meeting facilities in Bonn.
The Committee also recalled paragraph 7 of resolution 67/238,in which the General Assembly noted that changes in Member States' shares in world gross national income result in changes in relative capacity to pay, which should be more accurately reflected in the scale of assessments.
In response, it was noted that changes of a purely technical nature did not need to be mentioned in the draft provisions as they were of no legal relevance.
TRACECA Azerbaijan National Secretary noted that changes in the Ministry of Transport staff and bureaucratic delays and lack of understanding were affecting the project.
It was noted that changes to the database were not easy to implement, and that planning accurately from the start was therefore important.
The Commission noted that changes had been introduced to approximately half of the working group's draft.
Participants noted that changes in taxation, trade and environmental regulations could increase global metal price volatility and result in reduced global supply.
In turn, Dirk Eppner noted that changes in the Rules of attracting foreign workers to Kazakhstan, will promote the inflow of skilled labor and to attract new foreign investors.
SCIC noted that changes in web technologies over the last 10 years have meant that the e-CDS environment is significantly out-of-date and is no longer readily supported.
Heads of Government noted that changes in international circumstances and changing world opinion have provided an impetus for further practical measures to enhance global stability.
Costa Rica noted that changes introduced in the new Constitution were important steps towards a more democratic and participative society with improved recognition of human rights.
The report noted that changes in the Organization's needs in terms of civilian staffing for peacekeeping operations had not always been matched by corresponding changes in the composition and functions of that group.
The Assembly also noted that changes in Member States' shares in world gross national income(GNI) result in changes in relative capacity to pay, which should be more accurately reflected in the scale of assessments.
It was also noted that changes to texts coming from the United Nations Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods, Model Regulations, had to be first discussed and adopted by the United Nations Sub-Committee of Experts on the Transport of Dangerous Goods.
Interviewees noted that changes to the terms of the LTA contract were defined on a case-by-case basis, taking into account general procurement principles, the subject of the contract, duration and value of the contract, and the situation in the relevant economic sector.
The Working Group noted that changes to the methodology used to estimate the by-catch of seabirds in unregulated fisheries meant that values estimated this year are approximately half those in previous reports, including last year in SC-CAMLR-XXI/BG/23.
Some delegates and the panel noted that changes in laws and regulations affecting maritime transport, advancements in multilateral negotiations on trade facilitation and the latest developments in promoting sustainable freight transport and finance gave bearing to the future enabling environment for maritime trade.
The Working Group noted that changes in the productivity parameters used in the assessment can be based on observations without an underlying hypothesis about the cause of the changes, but that such a hypothesis is required to choose the appropriate parameters for projections as used in the CCAMLR decision rule.
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She also noted that changing the levels would result in a loss of benefits.
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It also noted that changing the timing of WG-FSA and Scientific Committee meetings would have implications for the timing of stock assessments and may affect the data available to inform these.
The Committee notes that changes in the Code of Criminal Procedure have resulted in some reduction in the numbers of persons held in“preventive detention”.
Mr. B. Calaminus(IFARE)pointed out the importance of increased transparency, noting that changes made to the data through bilateral consultations were made transparent to other Parties.
Several participants noted that changing the statistical systems had been a big challenge. It had to be carried out within short period of time and with limited financial resources.