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(c) Whether the Joint Coordinating Group might constitute an additional organizational layer, as reflected in  the organigram set out in chapter III of the present report, that would make coordination and cooperation among the three secretariats increasingly timeconsuming;
Suggestions have been made by at least one multilateral lending institution that it might be useful to review the need and conditions of use of some of the" alternative methods of procurement" set out in chapter V of the UNCITRAL Model Procurement Law.
He then introduced the report of the Secretary-General on the integration of the economies in  transition into the world economy(A/63/256), paying particular attention to the policy challenges and conclusions set out in chapter V of the report.
Mr. Horváth(Hungary) said that the restructured summary of the draft articles on the expulsion of aliens, as set out in chapter III of the seventh report of the Special Rapporteur(A/CN.4/642), improved their coherence and was therefore welcome.
It considers best practices in  relation to three basic elements: the principles and design features noted below, and the institutional arrangements for organizing an assessment that are a main focus of the framework and options set out in chapter 5 of the report and reiterated below.
(a) To take note of the report on the preliminary assessment of initial funding needs for Parties which are developing countries or countries with economies in  transition set out in chapter II of the present note;
If the requirements for creation have also been satisfied by the time a third party acquires rights in  encumbered assets, the security right will be effective against the third party and its priority will be determined according to the rules set out in chapter VII(see A/CN.9/631/Add.4).
Recent developments in  South Asia, the Middle East and elsewhere have highlighted the continuing reluctance of the United Nations fully to utilize the modalities for the peaceful resolution of disputes as set out in Chapter VI of the Charter.
For the reasons set out in chapter IV(see A/CN.9/631/Add.1, paras…), this Guide recommends that a security right in  tangible assets that are later processed or commingled automatically continues in  the finished product or commingled mass(see A/CN.9/631, recommendation 23).
The text of the Provisional agenda, as set out in chapter I above, was approved by the Intergovernmental Group of Experts on Competition Law and Policy at its tenth session(see annex I of document TD/B/C. I/CLP/6).
This report reviews progress made in  the implementation of the objectives set out in chapter 18 of Agenda 21(Freshwater resources), 1 taking into account the decisions taken by the Commission on Sustainable Development on this subject at its second session, in  1994.
The prominence given UNCED to drought and desertification is reflected in  the decisions set out in chapter 12 of Agenda 21, including the proposal for a convention on desertification.
The implementation of the objectives set out in Chapter 2 of Agenda 21 has implications for access to and diffusion of environmentally safe technologies and products(EST & Ps) in  particular to developing countries.
At its first session in  1994, the Intergovernmental Forum, a non-institutional organization, adopted priorities for action for the effective implementation of the programme areas set out in chapter 19 of Agenda 21.
Many participants asked for an examination of the overall arrangements for follow-up, as set out in chapter III of the Monterrey Consensus, entitled staying engaged, as there was a need for a fundamental discussion on the adequacy of the current arrangements.
The latter are generally based on the six programme areas set out in chapter 12 related to desertification control,
responsible State was concerned, of the basic obligation to provide full reparation set out in Chapter I.
Reaffirming the commitment of States parties, and determined to give effect to the obligations set out in chapter V of the Convention in  order to prevent, detect, deter and recover in  a more effective manner the international transfer of proceeds of crime and to strengthen international cooperation in  asset recovery.
The present report reviews progress made in  the implementation of the objectives set out in chapter 35 of Agenda 21(Science for sustainable development)1 taking into account the decisions taken by the Commission on Sustainable Development on this subject in  1995 at its third session.