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Under those arrangements, reporting would be simplified and streamlined.
The staff assessment scale used in conjunction with the base/floor salary scale would be simplified.
The procurement procedure would be simplified due to an automated selection of standard items with an annual volume of below 4,000 MCI.
Landlords would still have to go to court but the procedure would be simplified.
Reporting and budgeting would be simplified, in that all the activities for a programme would be presented in one section, ensuring completeness.
After discussion, the Working Group agreed to retain the existing language, which would be simplified by deleting the words"basis for.
Also, the content would be simplified without losing its consistency in order to facilitate its use on the ground by indigenous peoples who wish to refer to it.
The Chairman of the small group said that in view of these comments the questionnaire would be simplified and then sent to the secretariat for circulation to member States.
His delegation hoped that the delay in the treaty bodies' consideration of country reports would be addressed andthat States' obligations with respect to the preparation of reports would be simplified.
The rules governing different categories of residence would be simplified and the status of seasonal resident would be abolished and replaced by a short-term permit.
Many reaffirmed the need for a transparent,results oriented, and coherent budget structure that would be simplified as well as harmonized.
Under the new code, procedures relating to the issue of work permits would be simplified and migrants married to Azerbaijani citizens would be able to seek employment without a work permit.
At that time, an extensive exchange of views took place concerning the benefits of the new system and the obstacles encountered, andit was agreed that the system would be simplified in the light of feedback given.
In order to meet this end,complex forest ecosystems containing many tree species would be simplified and managed by planting and growing only the most commercially desirable species.
Canada was also pleased to note that the Fifth Committee and the General Assembly would be considering the administrative and budgetary aspects of the financing of United Nations peace-keeping operations under agenda item 132 andhoped that the relevant processes would be simplified and standardized.
Of course, as the International Court of Justice emphasized in its 1951 opinion,"the task of the[depositary] would be simplified and would be confined to receiving reservations and objections and notifying them.
The application of the draft convention would be simplified and its practical reach greatly enhanced if it were simply to apply to international contracts, that is, contracts between parties in two different States, without the cumulative requirement that both those States should also be contracting States of the draft convention.
The CEVNI Expert Group further considered the possibility to introduce a definition of a"large vessel" in light of the information provided by the secretariat andfound it difficult to assess whether the text of CEVNI would be simplified by introducing a definition of a large vessel and replacing all the occurrences of"vessel" with"large vessel" without exception.
The expert from Germany said that the IMO Medical First Aid Guide would be simplified in future and that an exact correlation between the type of pesticide, the shipping name and medical measures in the event of an accident might no longer be necessary.
Comparisons with holdings of assigned amount under the Kyoto Protocol would be simplified if estimates in annual reports were also expressed in terms of their CO2 equivalent. New Zealand.
First, it was felt that the application of the Convention would be simplified and its practical reach greatly enhanced if it were simply to apply to international contracts, that is, contracts between parties in two different States, without the cumulative requirement that both those States should also be Contracting States of the Convention A/CN.9/548, para. 87.
The Committee notes from paragraph 23.20 that as a result of these arrangements,the UNHCR budgetary process would be simplified, the grant would be subject to adjustment for currency and inflation, and the arrangements would be subject to review after three bienniums.
The Working Group felt that the application of the draft convention would be simplified and its practical reach greatly enhanced if it were simply to apply to international contracts, that is, contracts between parties in two different States, without the cumulative requirement that both those States should also be Contracting States of the draft convention. A/CN.9/548, paras. 87, see also A/CN.9/571, para.17.
The Administration informed the Board that monitoring procedures would be simplified with the implementation of the field assets control system, which would automatically track the transfer of assets between missions.
While he hoped that the implementation of the Initiative would be simplified, and its scope expanded to produce the desired effect, its funding should not be at the expense of ODA that was granted to that category of countries, or to other developing countries.
Staff would no longer be placed in a position of inequality; contract arrangements would be simplified and easier to understand, and staff would be kept agile, productive and accountable by the knowledge that good performance would result in contract renewal.
In such situations, the normal, regular controls required by the 1961 Convention andthe 1971 Convention would be amended by simplified procedures.
The starting point would be guidance that allowed for simplified business start-up and operation procedures.
Unexpected surge requirements would be met by using simplified procedures that could be met through selection from the existing rosters or from other sources.
In those circumstances, it was clear to me that the structure andorganization of the Extraordinary Chambers would have to be simplified, so as to make it easier to set them up quickly and eliminate obstacles to their expeditious and efficient operation.