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This issue will be discussed further on in the present report under" recruitment".
This issue will be addressed in the Matrimonial Causes Bill, which is currently being finalized by the Law Officers Department.
This issue will be discussed below and will be the subject of the Special Rapporteur' s next report to the Council.
However, the Committee was informed that in view of a recent security situation, this issue will be reviewed.
It is expected that this issue will gain more prominence with the introduction of the euro in other United Nations system organizations.
This issue will provide a unique opportunity for the academic and industrial communities to address new challenges, share solutions, and discuss research directions for future.
This issue will be dealt with in greater detail under article 7, on women' s participation in public and political life.
As the SBI will address the preparations for the second review, this issue will only be considered in the preparatory context.
This issue will be considered, as necessary, in the fifth instalment of" F4" claims.
This issue will be considered in the fifth instalment of" F4" claims as part of claim No. 5000460.
This issue will be discussed not only at the OECD Development Assistance Committee meeting in Accra in September, but also of the Development Cooperation Forum.
Since disability rates rise with age, this issue will affect all of us.
Mr. Gambari will return to the Council after his visit in May and this issue will be discussed further.
This issue will be taken up in the process of analysis and debate on the reforms of the Penal Code and the Code of Penal Procedure mentioned in the answer to question 3.
This issue will be on the agenda of a conference to be held in 2000 on the role of the military and industries in ensuring the environmental quality of the oceans.
This issue will be dealt with in the Immigration, Residence and Protection Bill, which will set out principles under which ministerial regulations will detail how family cases should be dealt with.
On a more general note, this issue will continue to be the subject of attention during the current Legislature, of which the pendant natural is the sharing of parental responsibility in case of divorce.
As noted in its provisional agenda and annotations, this issue will be taken up by the SBSTA at its eighth session(see FCCC/SBSTA/1998/1, para. 31).
While the agreement does not explicitly address the issue of access to land and housing rights, this issue will come to the fore in the context of the return of internally displaced persons foreseen in the agreement.
This issue will be one of the main topics for discussion within the common system in the coming years, among managers and SRBs in each organization, following further observations and analysis.