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Scenario 1: Early elections are postponed owing to differences in opinion regarding the number of districts entitled to participate in the elections, as well as a number of the other reasons, most importantly.
It took us two and a half years to achieve a draft that, owing to differences regarding the purpose and objective of the treaty, did not receive the unanimous support of all negotiating delegations.
The Chinese Government holds that owing to differences in social systems, level of development, religions and cultural background as well as historical tradition,
Moreover, owing to differences in access to the new technologies among social sectors in developing countries, there is an internal digital divide within their societies that has both social and productive dimensions.
reported by exporting and importing States, owing to differences in recorded dates of transfer and in what each country determines to constitute a reportable transfer.
Efforts were made to revive the Khartoum peace process initiated under the auspices of the League of Arab States, which stalled following the postponement of the third round of talks in October 2006 owing to differences between the two parties over preconditions and procedural issues.
The fact is that the first three quarters were indeed reflected and that only the fourth quarter expenditure was not included in the financial statements for the biennium 1990-1991 owing to differences in the reporting periods of UNEP and UNDP.
Meetings were held with donors on funding for the Joint Integrated Units, particularly to support the formation, equipping, training and installation of the Units. Fewer meetings were conducted owing to differences in approach by the parties for the funding of the activities of the Joint Integrated Units and delayed agreement in finalizing the doctrine and training plan for the Units.
The requests made by 11 Greek Cypriot and 44 Maronite internally displaced and refugee families that wish to return to, and permanently reside in, the north are still pending, owing to differences between the two sides over the eligibility criteria for permanent returns.
The application of the assessment rates adopted by the General Assembly for the years 2013-2015(resolution 67/238), adjusted to the membership of UNIDO, results in a total assessment of 66.772 per cent(column 1 of the annex), owing to differences in membership between the United Nations and UNIDO.
However, discussions on the question of the length of the base period had been inconclusive owing to differences in opinion with regard to the stability which would be achieved with long base periods and the current capacity to pay which would be achieved using shorter base periods.
is concerned that this may lead, in some instances, to situations where the minimum standards of the Convention are not applied to all children owing to differences at the provincial and territorial level.
Several delegations noted that establishment of seriousness on the basis of the length of possible sentence might lead to difficulties in practice, owing to differences in penal systems.
The application of the assessment rate adopted by the General Assembly for the year 2003(resolutions 55/5 B-F and 57/4 B), adjusted to the membership of UNIDO, results in a total assessment of 74.39600 per cent(column 1 of the annex to the present document), owing to differences in membership between the United Nations and UNIDO.
The application of the assessment rates adopted by the General Assembly for the years 2004-2006(resolution 58/1 B), adjusted to the membership of UNIDO, results in a total assessment of 73.088 per cent(column 1 of annex), owing to differences in membership between the United Nations and UNIDO.
The application of the assessment rates adopted by the General Assembly for the years 2010-2012(General Assembly resolution 64/248), adjusted to the membership of UNIDO, results in a total assessment of 65.745 per cent(column 1 of the annex), owing to differences in membership between the United Nations and UNIDO.
although the Executive Office of the Secretary-General noted that, owing to differences in their mandates and the nature of their work, it would not be practical for all coordinating bodies to have the same standard format and schedule for meetings.
Owing to differences of view in political circles concerning the institutional order, the President, who had never been in agreement with the leaders of the Conference, convened a Conclave of his supporters that was made out to be a new national conference but was confined to persons and parties connected with the Mouvance presidentielle, that consisted of all the parties connected with the President.
Owing to differences in legal traditions and the sheer scale of the diseconomies involved, surveillance of national systems for the prudential regulation and supervision of financial sectors, and even the definition of specific minimum standards in this area, may be dealt
If, owing to differences in the dates on which reports to the various treaty bodies were due,