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B The newly revised estimates presented in this document update the revised estimates presented at the fourth session of the Implementation Review Group, in May 2013, in the note on resources and expenditures for the functioning of the Mechanism(CAC/COSP/IRG/2013/5).
A The newly revised estimates presented in this document update the revised estimates presented at the fourth session of the Implementation Review Group in May 2013 in the note on resources and expenditures for the functioning of the Mechanism(CAC/COSP/IRG/2013/5).
the Working Group, during its fifty-sixth session, decided to focus on a revision of its revised methods of work, both in terms of procedure and substance, and to share with Member States its newly revised methods of work.
Specifically, the information will provide a measure of the progress made in implementing newly revised classifications such as the International Standard Industrial Classification, Revision 4, the Central Product Classification, version 2, and the International Standard Classification of Occupations(ISIC-08).
In September 2010, for example, the Brazilian Government launched a public consultation process on a newly revised sustainable consumption and production national plan of action, which is closely related to the national action plan on climate change.
During the reporting period, the Office distributed the newly revised document, entitled Putting ethics to work: a guide for UN staff,
At its forty-first session, the Commission will have before it, for its consideration, the newly revised draft financial rules(E/CN.7/1998/6, annex I) and the recommendations of the Advisory Committee(E/CN.7/1998/8).
The Statistics Division has also carried out a number of classifications workshops aimed at promoting the newly revised standard classifications, informing countries about changes in these classifications and implications for application, as well as providing guidance for the implementation of the classifications.
The previous June, his Government had enacted a newly revised law on the protection of minors, incorporating the relevant provisions of the Convention and guaranteeing their basic rights to life, development, protection, participation and education.
UNOPS has issued its newly revised procurement manual to reinforce the four guiding principles of procurement:
According to the newly revised ISO 9001 standard,
Newly revised MOUs with WFP and WHO became effective in March 1997 and a framework for cooperation with UNDP was concluded in April 1997.
The Working Group recalled that it had commenced considering a newly revised version of the provision on recognition and enforcement of interim measures of protection(hereinafter referred to as" draft article 17 bis") at its thirty-ninth session(Vienna, 10-14 November 2003)(see A/CN.9/545, paras. 93-112).
Minister of Education Dr. Alpha Wurie captures government ' s intent and commitment to increased family life awareness among the youth and reads:" Pupils especially adolescents, who received the messages in these newly revised syllabuses, are expected to make informed decisions about a wide range of POP/FLE issues and develop positive attitudes, values and behaviour within themselves and among their peers and other people in the community".
Consideration of newly revised articles of the draft UNCITRAL Model Legislative Provisions on Cross-Border Insolvency.
Annex I to the present report summarizes the newly revised" updated" estimates by object of expenditure.
The newly revised family law had also been brought into line with the Convention.
Creating a newly revised and up-to-date information system which will enable inspectors to focus their resources in areas needing priority attention.
The newly revised Code of Conduct on the Safety and Security of Radioactive Sources is another important landmark instrument.
In addition, in line with its newly revised evaluation policy, ESCWA will conduct discretionary self-evaluations designed to complement the programme performance report.