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Uruguay participates actively in the international forums where women's issues are discussed.
The issues are discussed and appropriate action is assigned.
Certain related issues are discussed in other chapters.
At Isku, environmental issues are discussed openly within the company
These new issues are discussed in the text of this report.
Article 35 Only procedural issues are discussed by the informal group.
These and related issues are discussed in a background paper(ECE/CEP/2006/4) prepared by the secretariat.
These issues are discussed in more detail in the Insolvency Guide, part two, chapter V, paragraphs 51-79.
These issues are discussed in section II of the report with a focus on the progress made by African countries in the implementation of NEPAD sectoral priorities.
These issues are discussed in more detail in the UNCITRAL Insolvency Guide, part two, chapter V, paragraphs 51-79 and recommendations 185-193.
Important issues are discussed and resolutions adopted mostly on a lowest-common-denominator basis, consequently commanding little
However, when multiple issues are discussed, differences in the parties' preferences make winwin negotiations possible.
International migration and gender issues are discussed in section VIII.
The UNDP Executive Board now meets four times a year and important issues are discussed at all sessions.
Representatives of other governmental organizations are invited to take part in the meetings of the Board of the Ministry when relevant issues are discussed.
These issues are discussed in the Timber Committee document on cross sectoral issues TIM/2002/ 5.
and many of the recommendations and issues are discussed as a matter of course by the Committee during its sessions.
We must also give non-member States an opportunity to participate by enhancing consultation mechanisms when issues are discussed that are of direct interest to them.
These tasks are addressed in sections II to III. Certain incidental issues are discussed in section IV, followed by the Panel's recommendations in section V.
no significant progress has been reported, while some issues are discussed under TRIPS.