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Chapters IV and V deal with more specific issues, which do not need to be referred to in the text of article 3; their relationship to the basic principle can be made clear in the commentary.
However, while the International Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia was delegated authority to appoint staff in the name of the Secretary-General, up to the D-1 level, no specific delegation of authority has been given to the International Tribunal for Rwanda to appoint international staff.
Nevertheless, I requested the floor to convey the Lithuanian perspective both on the general issue of model cooperation between the United Nations and a regional arrangements, and on the specific issue for us as a European State.
On the contrary, everybody spoke of the importance of expanding joint efforts in the prevention of the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons, with a stress on dealing with specific problems at the national and regional levels.
Moreover, any announcements by the FED to artificially maintain the Dollar's level at a specific point on the scale, not to mention consumer reports, all of which are quite important to the growth of the US economy.
The Committee would welcome the Fifth Committee ' s specific reactions to paragraphs 14,
The Secretary-General proposes to review some specific programme activities so as to improve the work of the United Nations-- for instance, on important issues such as human rights and information and in the economic and social area.
s Policies for the period 1998-2002 consisted of 20 policy priorities and 147 specific programmes aimed at fostering family welfare and establishing a social structure which guaranteed gender equality in the development process.
statistical offices are encouraged to determine by themselves which facets are most appropriate to their specific situations and to build accordingly a framework to fit their needs.
In accordance with resolution 65/33, section II, together with tables 1, 2 and 3, focus on specific information on the scope and application of universal jurisdiction on the basis of relevant domestic legal rules, applicable international treaties and judicial practice.
the sovereign State must have the right to declare that its national legal system was able to provide the necessary legal protection and that there were no specific risks associated with the relevant United Nations operation.
The specific target groups the Employment strategy will focus its measures and activities on are youth, women, older workers, persons who may become unemployed
The Board stressed the importance of availability of specific training and guidance to Resident Coordinators on how to address human rights challenges and political tensions at the country level, going beyond the conventional training on the human rights-based approach to development.
This program seeks to coordinate the specific regulatory requirements throughout the group within a consolidated framework in order to effectively manage the group's risk of exposure to money laundering and terrorist financing across all business units, functions, and legal entities.
We find it highly regrettable that the Security Council has not been able to look into the specific question of the separation wall in accordance with its functions and powers under Article 24 of the United Nations Charter.
The Commission on Narcotic Drugs, a functional commission of the Council, adopted a resolution on promoting strategies and measures addressing specific needs of women in the context of comprehensive and integrated drug demand reduction programmes and strategies(55/5).
(i) Called upon the Sub- Commission to devote sufficient time at its fiftieth session to the discussion of its working methods and to prepare specific recommendations on that issue for consideration by the Commission on Human Rights;
This Plan defines the framework of the national employment policy and the specific measures aimed at increasing employment and dealing with labour-force discrepancies and social exclusion, and the specific preconditions and the schedule for its implementation.
Any necessary interventions may, however, require coordinated responses at various scales- amongst others, global cooperation, regional identification of the broad issues, and coordinated national and/or local action to address specific root causes of the international issue.
In line with this position of principle, by which we have stood since 1945, the Mexican delegation submitted in 1995 a specific proposal on the enlargement of the Security Council for consideration by the Working Group.