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(a) Effect of revised projections for trials. The Trial Chambers have periodically revised their projections for the completion of ongoing trials.
In 2005, IFAD adopted an anticorruption policy, and in December 2018, IFAD revised its policy to align it to evolving best practices.
The resources do not cover major acquisitions or infrastructure work, which have been put on hold pending a decision on the Secretary-General ' s proposals for a revised mandate of the Mission.
Capital Standards: a Revised Framework, Basel Committee Publications, No. 107(June 2004).
(d) Reduced requirements were partly offset by increased requirements for international staff costs resulting from revised salary scales and a lower vacancy rate.
However, many of the projects examined had substantial budget increases and it appeared that in some cases, budgets had simply been revised to accommodate actual expenditures.
the United Nations agencies must first commit to the need for its revised terms of reference.
In contrast, the instant proceedings are preliminary in nature and may be revised at trial.
Management concurred with the need to review and update the bulletin and invited SRs to provide suggestions for a revised text.
Retrieved 2014-01-15.↑ "Japan's Code of Civil Procedure law revised to force lawless FC2 to disclose information on its users"(in Japanese).
The guidance had also been revised since the sixth meeting to take into account editorial comments
The Conference of the Parties(COP), at its second session, decided that Parties included in Annex I to the Convention should use the revised guidelines for the preparation of their second national communications(FCCC/CP/1996/15/Add.1, decision 9/CP.2).
In those instances, the programme plan has been revised for each of the affected programmes, and the present consolidated document has
The Secretariat was requested to prepare a revised version of the draft Guide reflecting the decisions made by the Working Group, based on the various views, suggestions and concerns that had been expressed at the thirty-seventh session.
Each draft by a country rapporteur is then revised and supplemented on the basis of observations by the other working group members and the final version of the list is adopted by the working group as a whole.
In the fourth progress report, the Secretary-General submitted revised estimates on the total cost of the project and indicated that he did not expect that the final actual costs would differ substantially from those estimates(A/C.5/47/27, para. 55).
The issue of restorative justice was also the subject of a meeting of a group of experts that adopted revised draft elements of a declaration of basic principles on the use of restorative justice programmes in criminal matters(E/CN.15/2002/5/Add.1).
The Committee revised the circular for the reporting of incidents(FAL.2/Circ.50/Rev.1) and instructed the IMO secretariat to
The Security Council notes that, in the light of delays in the registration process, the Secretary-General has proposed a revised timetable for the organization of the referendum for self-determination of the people of Western Sahara on 14 February 1995.
At the same meeting the Committee, based on the recommendation of the Advisory Committee, revised the draft resolution in the annex to the Secretary-General ' s report and proceeded to adopt it(see para. 39, draft resolution II).