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financing of terrorism, which would replace Act No. 61/1996, was under discussion in the Parliament.
The intergovernmental preparatory process under the aegis of the Commission could be organized in three preparatory sessions, which would replace the two inter-sessional working group meetings and the regular tenth session of the Commission.
A future challenge is to implement both the COMESA Single Goods Declaration Document, which would replace the RCTD, and the Customs Bond Guarantee Scheme.
Note: the following two paragraphs establish a new threshold criterion requiring better than average environmental performance for CDM projects, which would replace criteria relating to technology and investment additionality.
where it concluded that the Constitutional Court's decision did not establish a new penalty which would replace the death penalty.
Note: The following two paragraphs establish a new threshold criterion requiring better-than-average environmental performance for CDM projects, which would replace criteria relating to technology and investment additionality.
the creation of a higher-level, decision-making body, which would replace the inter-committee meeting.
a new procedure consisting of a list of themes, which would replace the standard list of issues.
The proposed draft decision also recommends a draft decision for adoption by the COP/MOP which would replace the draft COP/MOP decision attached to decision 20/CP.9.
has been consistently striving for establishing a dialogue based on respect for international norms which would replace incitement to hatred,
She also stressed the importance of creating a new Liberia, which would replace the divisions, marginalization
WTO should work together towards establishing a single document which would replace the many existing ones.
he would take it that the Commission wished to adopt the proposed amendment(E/CN.4/1997/L.98), which would replace Sub-Commission draft decision 11, without a vote.
an ambitious prison-building programme; shortly, bids would be invited for the construction of two facilities with a 5,000-person capacity, which would replace older prisons where the basic human dignity of prisoners could not be guaranteed.
namely Finnish and Swedish, which would replace the existing Language Act 148/1922.
initial operating costs of another secondary school, at Ein el-Hilweh camp in the Saida area, which would replace an existing unaccredited secondary school for refugees.
In the next step, the Myanmar Core Press Council was established with a view to developing a draft media law which would replace the existing Registration of Printers
A key development in the area of human rights protection had been the recent establishment of the 47-member Human Rights Council, which would replace the Commission on Human Rights.
a substantive clause which would replace the current definition of"United Nations operation" contained in article 1(c) of the Convention,
They welcomed the establishment of the United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in the Central African Republic, which would replace BONUCA on 1 January 2010.