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Notes also that the Disarmament Commission, at its 1993 organizational session, included in the agenda of its 1994 substantive session an item entitled ' International arms transfers, with particular reference to resolution 46/36 H of 6 December 1991 ';
Notes also that a number of delegations have requested shortening the time frame applied by the host country for issuance of entry visas to representatives of Member States, since this time frame poses difficulties for the full-fledged participation of Member States in United Nations meetings;
Notes also the measures taken and under consideration by the secretariat of the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund to improve the procedures for verifying continuing eligibility for benefits from the Fund;
Notes also with appreciation the response of the international community to the humanitarian assistance needs of Mozambique and encourages the international community to continue to provide appropriate and prompt assistance for the implementation of the humanitarian programme carried out in the framework of the General Peace Agreement;
Notes also that the Disarmament Commission held a preliminary exchange of views on its agenda item entitled" International arms transfers, with particular reference to General Assembly resolution 46/36 H of 6 December 1991";
Notes also that, pursuant to General Assembly resolution 47/217, the assessment of Tuvalu for the Peacekeeping Reserve Fund should be calculated by the application of its first rate of assessment for peacekeeping operations to the authorized level of the Fund.
Operative paragraph 12 would read," Notes also that the Disarmament Commission, at its 1993 organizational session, included in the agenda…", instead of" Recommends that the Disarmament Commission, at its 1993 organizational session, include the following items…".
Notes also that the standard salary cost equivalent of the 45 gratis personnel serving with the International Tribunal would amount to 2,011,700 dollars gross for the period from 1 July to 31 December 1997;
Notes also with satisfaction the initiatives of Governments, United Nations and intergovernmental organizations, industry and business associations and non-governmental organizations in supporting and promoting a synergy between, and the mutual supportiveness of, trade polices and environmental protection;
Notes also that, in the context of paragraph 4(a)(ii) above, the Legal Subcommittee
(b) Notes also the tentative budget estimates for 1997 General Programmes as set out in document EC/46/SC/CRP.30, which include a Programme Reserve estimated at 10 per cent of programmed activities;
Notes also the importance of the follow-up to ensure the sustainability of impact through inter alia increased networking, including with former participants, and partnerships with regional and local institutions, and encourages the secretariat to make further efforts in this regard;
Notes also that the standard salary cost equivalent of the 34 gratis personnel serving with the International Tribunal for Rwanda would amount to 1,729,100 dollars gross for the period from 1 July to 31 December 1997;
Notes also the comments presented by the Office of Legal Affairs in the annex to the document dated 24 January 2012, following a request by UNOPS, as recommended by the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions;
Notes also that a large total number of interns were used, and stresses that the acceptance of such interns should be consistent with the established guidelines, rules and regulations, in particular as regards the exceptional nature of a six-month assignment;
Notes also the decision by Canada, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the United States of America to close their respective military bases in Bermuda in 1995;
Notes also with appreciation the initiatives of Governments, United Nations and intergovernmental organizations, industry and business associations and non-governmental organizations in supporting the programmes of the United Nations Environment Programme in this field;
Notes also that measures taken for the promotion and realization of the right to development should be more effective, and calls upon the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to explore further ways and means to achieve this objective;
The CTC notes the list of crimes relevant to the implementation of those international instruments that is set out in Appendix 1 to the supplementary report but notes also that many of them do not appear to be specific to the international instruments concerned.
Notes also the efforts of the United Nations Development Group to promote the role of the regional bureaux of the funds and programmes in assisting country teams in the preparation of the common country assessment and the United Nations Development Assistance Framework;