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Its establishment would be defined in November 2007.
It is suggested that for the purposes of the FMCT,"production" of plutonium would be defined as reprocessing.
The UNTMIH rules of engagement would be defined in accordance with its mandate.
It would therefore be helpful if the work involved would be prioritised and if intermediate steps would be defined.
These procedures would be defined in the Staff Rules of the organizations.
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The complementary roles of both organizations would be defined more clearly.
How TCEs would be defined would lay down the foundation of the IGC's work.
He announced that the final position of his country would be defined at the next session of AC.3.
Another suggestion was to focus on 5 to 10 broad(cross-cutting) programme areas,for which clear goals and targets would be defined.
It is understood that the mandate of that force would be defined during the Accra peace talks.
It is unclear from the language of the Statutewhat facts must be established preliminarily, and how"prima facie" would be defined.
The roles and functions of the suco chiefs would be defined through a separate decree law before the conduct of elections.
The idea in the post-2015 development framework was that there would be defined, universal goals.
United Nations logistics support would be defined and provided through a range of instruments.
The conference would be organized by the President of the General Assembly,and the modalities would be defined by March 2009.
It was agreed that closer cooperation with ESA would be defined at the next meeting of the working group.
With regard to draft article 1(Scope of the draft articles),his delegation noted that the term"officials" would be defined at a later stage.
The United Nations logistical support would be defined and provided through a range of contractual instruments.
Furthermore, the acceptance by the EU of the option 2 ELVs was also in the understanding that a new starting point in time would be defined for'new stationary source.
Also transport times inside of an analyzer would be defined as analyzer response time, like the converter or water traps inside NOx analyzers.
Concerning the difficulty of distinguishing between political and legal acts, he said that as the definitionof unilateral legal acts became clearer, political acts would be defined by their exclusion from it.
Also transport times inside of an analyser would be defined as analyser response time, like the converter or water traps inside of a NOx analyser.
Referring to paragraph 6 of the concept paper, he asked who would define the pressing needs of the international community;under normal circumstances, those needs would be defined in the intergovernmental process.
The new tasks for the mission would be defined by the DPA and elements for resolution 1590(2005) and would be built around four pillars.
The performances(colour, presence, photometric requirements,etc.) of the devices would be defined in follow-up gtrs dealing with specific devices.
Actual contents of the SMO initiative would be defined after an analysis of the proposed mission requirements, which would be performed in the second phase of the ongoing studies.
That reaction should take the form of a comprehensive resolution in which the form of the final settlement would be defined, while calling upon the parties to negotiate its details.
Judicial, corrections andelectoral elements would be defined after further assessments and consultations with relevant stakeholders, including the OAS and CARICOM.
Suggested activities would target specific needs of various population groups(youth, business persons, mass media,decision makers, etc.), and clear time frames and milestones would be defined.
At those meetings, terms of reference for the pilot projects would be defined and implementation strategies would be developed, including the securing of any additional funding, if necessary.