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(b) That expert groups could decide to hold some of their meetings jointly to address mutually relevant matters;
The time- which, looking back, seems so idyllic- is gone forever when individuals or relatively small groups could be completely self-sufficient.
Contact groups could resolve matters of detail, but not major issues of principle, which had to be settled before any contact group could begin.
The Admiralty believed that when so permanently organized and trained, the groups could better protect convoys- and kill U-boats- than randomly assigned single vessels.
Individuals and groups could engage in the peaceful expression of views via the Internet; including by e-mail.
UNAIDS suggested that the United Nations country-level theme groups could offer an important mechanism for inter-agency work.
Such working groups could discuss issues of common interest, including the harmonization of treaty body jurisprudence.
It would be helpful if working groups could provide information in the meantime that would assist the Commission in taking a decision on those elements.
The possibility that terrorist groups could obtain and use weapons of mass destruction was a further worrying development.
Such groups could address the conflict from multiple perspectives and inform the Council on that basis.
In March 2012, the Network decided that its thematic sub-working groups could include as members civil society organizations, in particular youth-led organizations.
Such working groups could ease the Council' s workload and at the same time ensure greater involvement of the wider United Nations membership.
Kickstarter was an affront to that value-system, a way that groups could fund ideas outside of the realm of profit.
In addition, civil society and community groups could be helped to generate information in specific areas, such as on the protection and care of children orphaned owing to AIDS.
Similar special measures were already practised in Japan in order to ensure that other disadvantaged groups could enjoy to the fullest extent their fundamental human rights and freedoms.
The representatives and working groups could play a useful role in taking this process forward in a dynamic and interactive manner, under the guidance of the leaders.
In a region with no collective security architecture, terrorist groups could easily acquire their own primitive nuclear devices.
Similarly, the Catholic Bishop of Hong Kong expressed concern that religious groups could be negatively affected by Article 23 laws.
He said that the African Commission believed that the two United Nations working groups could provide support and guidance.
If this is successfully done, then it represents a landmark move in which these various groups could again begin appearing openly before us.