Decides to consider this issue again at its sixty second session.

The Open ended Working Group may wish to consider this issue, as appropriate.

The Working Group agreed to consider this issue further at a future session.

Decides to consider this issue at its sixty second session under the same agenda item.

Decides to consider this issue at its sixty second session under the same agenda item.

Decides to consider this issue at its sixty second session under the same agenda item.

Decides to consider this issue at its fifty eighth session under the same agenda item.

In the circumstances, the Committee does not consider it necessary further to address this issue.

Unfortunately, the Sixteenth Meeting of the Parties did not have sufficient time to consider this issue carefully.

We would also be supportive of using our plenary sessions to consider this issue in more detail.

The Board has requested the COP MOP to consider this issue and take steps to find a solution.

The President can therefore count on our cooperation and support on this issue that we consider to be crucial.

The Open ended Working Group may wish to consider the Panel's findings on this issue and consider making recommendations, as appropriate, to the Seventeenth Meeting of the Parties.

The Parties may wish to consider this issue and make recommendations as appropriate to the sSeventeenth Meeting of the Parties.

The Secretary General's initiative to establish a group of experts to consider this issue is most welcome and should be encouraged.

The Team pledges to consider this issue further and report back in a more definitive manner in its June 2005 report.

The Working Group may wish to consider this issue and make recommendations, as appropriate, to the Seventeenth Meeting of the Parties.

The Open ended Working Group may wish to consider this issue and make recommendations, as warranted, to the Meeting of the Parties.

The Review Conference must urgently consider the issue of withdrawal from the Treaty.

The Open ended Working Group may wish to consider this issue and make any recommendations, as appropriate, to the Seventeenth Meeting of the Parties.

The Open ended Working Group will be expected to consider this issue and make recommendations as appropriate to the sSeventeenth Meeting of the Parties.

In accordance with paragraph 16 of General Assembly resolution 59 116, the Subcommittee requested the Working Group of the Whole to consider this issue.

The Pacific Caucus said that it would include this issue on its agenda and would consider the document at its next proposed meeting in March 2006.

Following further discussion of this issue at the fifteenth session, it was concluded that the Commission did not consider it necessary to change its previous decision.

Decides to consider the issue at its fifty eighth session under the same agenda item.

To respond to this emerging issue, nine of the world's leading hotel companies have come together, through the International Business Leaders Forum, to work with Conservation International to consider the issue of sustainable hotel siting, design and construction.

The Open ended Working Group may wish to consider the Committee's suggestion on this issue and make recommendations, as appropriate, to the Seventeenth Meeting of the Parties.

Economic and Social Council event to consider the issue of the transition from relief to development

The Open ended Working Group will be expected to consider the findings of the Task Force co chairs and Technology and Economic Assessment Panel on this issue and consider making recommendations to the sSeventeenth Meeting of the Parties as appropriate.

One issue to consider in this regard is whether the criterion of non duplication of procedures would not, in fact, automatically exclude communications already subject to another procedure.

The preparatory segment of the meeting may wish to consider related matters and decide how to put this issue forward for consideration by the Seventeenth Meeting of the Parties.

2005 216 Economic and Social Council event to consider the issue of the transition from relief to development

Many representatives considered that it would be useful to establish a contact group to consider the issue further.

(c) Issue of transition from relief to development the Council will consider holding an event to discuss the issue of transition from relief to development and will hold further consultations, in this regard, including on the possible format and modalities of such an event.

12. Decides to consider, if necessary, the issue of universal membership of the Governing Council Global Ministerial Environment Forum of the United Nations Environment Programme at its sixty fourth session, while noting the differences in views expressed so far on this important but complex issue

As for the argument that working to bring this issue to a conclusion after 12 years of discussion is somehow still premature, we can only consider it an attempt to beguile.

The contact group recommended that the Conference consider further the issue of non compliance procedures at its third meeting.

Decides that at its next session, the Intergovernmental Working Group will consider the thematic issue of globalization and racism

Decides to consider the issue of human rights education at its fifty eighth session under the same agenda item.

The Working Group may wish to consider whether the following paragraphs could form the basis of the guidance on this issue, using the 1994 version of the Guide text as a basis.

The Working Group should also consider whether a comprehensive protection system should be developed which would integrate the work undertaken by, and involve the different United Nations bodies working on this issue, ensuring a human rights based approach to the issue of protection for indigenous peoples' heritage.

22. Also decides to consider this issue further in the context of the decisions of the relevant intergovernmental bodies on the issues referred to in paragraphs 8 and 9 of resolution 57 300

At the preparatory segment of the meeting, the Parties may wish to consider related matters and decide on how to put this issue forward for consideration by the Seventeenth Meeting of the Parties.

This is a key issue.

This issue isn't just theoretical.