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Also included in the report of the Bureau is a reflection of some CST issues that were discussed by the CRIC at its fifth session.
These findings of the Task Force were discussed in May 2013 by the Advisory Expert Group on National Accounts.
the low labour intensity of mineral extraction were discussed.
All of these issues were discussed in the report which I submitted to the Council on 23 November 1993 S/26790.
The definitions to be found in the Directive(e.g.“undertakings” and“dangerous goods”) were discussed by the small working group.
The representative of Spain saw two main problems that should be addressed before the technical aspects of netting were discussed.
Quality challenges were discussed and a scientific forum was established to promote the use of personal lubricants to prevent condom breakage and discomfort.
long-term planning were discussed in different sections of the communications.
Other objectives that were discussed in the break out group discussions include.
The Guidelines were discussed at task force meetings of ICPs in early 2008
eliminate impediments to the full execution of requests were discussed.
the documents were discussed in chronological order as the experts were present.
Several format options were discussed, but it was left to the OIE to determine the most appropriate form for final preparation and distribution.
Similar initiatives for Asia were discussed at the recently held Asia-pacific climate change adaptation forum.
Many options were discussed on 6 March 1995;
a number of cross-cutting security issues were discussed, including drug trafficking.
All indicators were discussed and confirmed at the annual 2015 corporate tailings management review.
These recommendations were discussed with NGO partners in order to identify proposals for
Examples of potential activities on technologies for adaptation that were discussed at the meeting include.
The effectiveness of capacity building programmes is dependent on adequately dealing with the capacity gaps that were discussed in the previous section;
