Examples of using It would be useful to discuss in English and their translations into Spanish
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In particular, it would be useful to discuss the links between its work, the universal periodic review and article 14.
Even if development is dealt with simultaneously by other institutions, it would be useful to discuss it as a part of the trade agenda.
The Working Group agreed that it would be useful to discuss these issues with WG-FSA members at the future FEMA meeting paragraph 8.6.
Mr. Guissé said that although it was not possible to define indigenous peoples at the present stage, it would be useful to discuss the matter further.
If the Committee was in agreement, it would be useful to discuss how it might contribute to preparation of the reports.
We welcome the suggestions other States have made orwill make in the next months on specific issues related to the rule of law, which it would be useful to discuss in depth in the Sixth Committee of the General Assembly.
It would be useful to discuss the matter of the number of sessions, together with spacing, streamlining of the agenda and other working methods.
As had been proposedby other members of the Committee, he thought that it would be useful to discuss the question and to try to arrive at a position in order not to be caught unprepared.
It would be useful to discuss at the conference ways of engaging the private sector, as economic revival was one of the greatest challenges facing Burundi.
In that connection, and in the light of the ninth session ofthe United Nations Conference on Trade and Development in 1996, it would be useful to discuss the best way to utilize the comparative advantage of each body in the provision of training programmes in the field of trade.
In reply it was stated that in order to implement some of the practical advice given in the guide(e.g. as to the membership of the regulatory body)legislative provisions might be needed and that therefore it would be useful to discuss practical advice in the guide.
The Committee had also considered that it would be useful to discuss the situation in the former Yugoslavia with the Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights.
However, Indonesia believed that peacekeeping in the post-cold-war era had moved on from traditional operations to encompass activities such as safeguarding humanitarian assistance, promoting national reconciliation,holding elections and restoring law and order, and that it would be useful to discuss a set of legal principles for those activities.
The Working Group agreed that it would be useful to discuss the relationship and consistency between some of the principles enshrined in the five United Nations treaties on outer space.
Nevertheless, it would be keeping a close eye on respect for the three principles which had been borne in mind in preparing the draft Notes, namely, that they must not impinge upon the flexibility of arbitral proceedings,that they must confine themselves to reminding arbitrators of the issues that it would be useful to discuss, and that they must not recommend using any particular procedure.
Like the Special Rapporteur,he thought it would be useful to discuss the issues of transboundary air pollution, depletion of the ozone layer and climate change, insofar as they were not the subject of ongoing political negotiations.
Another member said that while there were sufficient alternatives to support an outright ban, it would be useful to discuss the circumstances that, according to some, required the continued use of pentachlorophenol and its salts and esters by some countries.
Specifically, it would be useful to discuss programme 5, Legal affairs, for although the methodology of the medium-term plans was satisfactory the language used was becoming oversimplified or inappropriate, at least in relation to matters affecting the Sixth Committee.
At that Conference, it would be useful to discuss a wide range of issues relevant to the effective implementation of the Protocol, including universalization of the instrument, and to study practical steps relating to cooperation in recording information on explosive ordnance used, marking and clearance, removal or destruction of explosive remnants of war, as well as efforts to promote awareness among civilian populations of the risks posed by such remnants.
Finally, it was customary to receive information on the financial situation on the day on which the matter was to be discussed, but it would be useful for delegations to receive such information before hand in order to ensure that the discussions were a true dialogue rather than a mechanical exercise.