Article 8 has already discussed in Chapter II, para 3.

The issue of Hudood Laws has already been discussed in Chapter XV in paras 13 17.

During this meeting also issues related to definitions, chapter II of the Coordinator's paper can be discussed.

During the same session, the Committee also discussed the reform of the treaty body system (see chapter XIV).

Public opinion is divided on this law also (The matter has been discussed in Chapter XV, para 19 26).

The Devolution Plan is another important development. (The plan has been discussed in detail in Chapter VII, para 31 34).

An informal paper explaining the background for and contents of chapter 11 had been submitted to and was discussed at that seminar.

The use of outsourcing and common service arrangements as well as ICT systems and tools discussed in chapter V, could also enhance productivity and streamline transaction costs.

In its section on development, the chapter on national strategies highlighted the importance of growth oriented economic policies and discussed investment, as well as science, technology and innovation.

During the past year, the Committee continued with a significant workload in terms of the examination of States parties' reports (discussed in chapter III) in addition to other related activities.

E procurement, discussed in chapter V, is seen by virtually all the organizations as offering potential benefits for the modernization of the procurement function and bringing it to world class standards.

The CHAIRPERSON recalled that the draft resolution entitled Strategic long term vision statement contained in chapter II, section B, of document GC.11 CRP.4 had been introduced and discussed at the Committee's 3rd meeting.

Another reason may be the informal and ill defined status of IAPWG, which serves as a central forum for procurement professionals, and the lack of a clear inter agency identity for IAPSO, as discussed in the following chapter.

Efforts to identify obsolete capacity with a view to reducing the excess supply have been discussed in the OECD High Level Group on Steel and have been linked to discussions about an agreement to limit subsidies (see chapter IV).

The present note provides, in chapter I, a summary for delegates of issues that are expected to be discussed by the Conference of the Parties to the Vienna Convention and the Meeting of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol.

The regional office for Latin America of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) discussed various UNEP instruments that refer to indigenous peoples, such as chapter 26 of Agenda 21, which calls for strengthening the involvement of indigenous peoples in environmental matters.

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We discussed the problem.

Several scenarios were discussed.

The Tenth Congress discussed

Chapter I

Chapter II

Chapter III

Chapter IV

Chapter V

Chapter VI

Chapter VII

Chapter VIII

Chapter 3.

Chapter 14.

Chapter 6.

Chapter 11.

Chapter 8.

Chapter 5.

Chapter 43.

Chapter 32.

Chapter 26.

Chapter 25.

Chapter 36.

Chapter 31.

Chapter 33.

Chapter 12.

Chapter 18.

Chapter I

Chapter II