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Since the Constitution did not contain a definition of discrimination, he wondered whether the definition in article 1 of the Convention would be reflected in legislation.
Input from representatives of women ' s NGOs would be reflected in a plan for new textbooks currently being drafted by the Ministry for Science, Education and Sport.
If approved by the Committee, those figures would be reflected in the final appropriation for 2006-2007.
said that any corrections to the vote on section V of draft resolution III(A/C.5/62/L.20) would be reflected in the report of the Committee.
s views would be reflected in the report.
For instance, there is no doubt that every tangible improvement in the daily lives of the Palestinian people would be reflected positively in the security situation on the ground.
we need to show increased flexibility, which would be reflected in trust and confidence and help us to bridge our views.
While the implementation of the Programme of Action would be reflected ultimately at the national level, it called for efforts at all levels, national, regional and international.
President Al-Attiyah responded that this concern and proposal would be reflected in the meeting's report.
with the understanding that the reservations expressed by the representative of the Russian Federation would be reflected in the record of the meeting.
s commitment to gender equality would be reflected in policies and programmes.
He also drew attention to a number of editorial changes that would be reflected in the final version of the text.
The Subcommittee indicated that the immediate replies communicated by the authorities would be reflected in the visit report.
The delegation inquired as to how the lessons learned during the past cycle of assistance would be reflected in the new programme, and in particular, how South-South cooperation would be implemented.
The Administration assured the Board that the necessary adjustments resulting from reports submitted after the financial period would be reflected in the subsequent reporting period.
In addition, it was assumed that normal revisions of national data for earlier years would be reflected in the updating.
The additional expenditure incurred in 2002 in servicing the Counter-Terrorism Committee would be reflected in the first performance report for the biennium 2002-2003.
Thus, the documentation would be more likely to be ready in time so that delegations would have the opportunity to study it, which would be reflected in the debate.
The Committee expected that information in that regard would be reflected in the 2010/11 budget proposals for UNLB and the support account(para. 44).
To begin with, several members noted that it was unclear how the temporal phases would be reflected in a coherent final outcome.