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The Council at its third session on 30 May 1995 decided that the issues would be discussed at staggered dates with four months interval.
Many challenges were noted, on understanding that they and many others would be discussed in more detail during the current dialogue.
The IFRC, together with other organizations, was developing model legislation that would be discussed at the thirty-first International Conference of the Red Cross and Red Crescent.
The Committee decided that the revised draft plan of implementation would be discussed at the thirty-first ministerial meeting.
The Meeting agreed that the focus of that report would be discussed at its thirty-fourth session, in 2014.
The question of mercenaries was not comparable with the grave violations of human rights which would be discussed during the current session.
The question of the unencumbered balances in the peacekeeping mission budgets would be discussed at greater length in informal consultations.
He said that the issue would be discussed most appropriately as part of the debate on the proposed budget.
that the Committee ' s various proposals regarding the presentation of chapter XI would be discussed in due course.
Donors agreed that the draft would be discussed and revised as necessary in coordination with the Government.
Ms. Ramírez(Costa Rica), supported by Mr. Cabral(Guinea-Bissau), noted that the programme budget implications would be discussed later in the plenary Assembly.
following the decision by Working Group II that returnee issues would be discussed regularly in that forum.
it should be noted that the refugee problem would be discussed by the parties during the negotiations provided for in the Declaration of Principles.
The costs of implementing the Millennium Declaration Goals had been mapped and would be discussed in Monterrey.
Other issues like the adoption of common services such as information and performance monitoring systems would be discussed at this meeting, as well as the promotion of common policies regarding issues such as admission and certification criteria.
while containing useful information, paragraphs 93 to 110 anticipated to some extent issues that would be discussed in more detail in the substantive chapters of the legislative guide.
The representatives of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women noted that the Committee had recently adopted such a procedure and that its modalities would be discussed at its upcoming forty-fifth session in January and February 2010.
The SBSTA decided that these issues would be discussed at SBSTA 26 in the context of the consideration of the 2006 IPCC Guidelines, as referred to in paragraph 62 above.
That issue would be discussed during informal consultations.
There was agreement that it would be discussed in 2006.