The consolidated texts discussed below have been prepared

These have been discussed in previous chapters of the report.

The Board's observations and conclusions have been discussed with the Administration, whose views have been appropriately reflected in the report.

A number of factors and variations have been proposed and discussed in the past.

The core elements of the framework have already been discussed at length and in detail.

The draft decisions have been modified, as decided by the COP, and reformatting and editorial changes have been made as discussed in paragraph 9 below.

That is probably appropriate as the programmes are focused on areas that have until recently rarely been in the official spotlight and have not been discussed openly.

All topics and questions on the agenda have been on the table last year and been discussed in depth during the last meetings.

The Board's observations and conclusions were discussed with the Administration, whose views have been appropriately reflected in the report.

This important issue has been discussed for too long.

Inconclusive discussions have also been held on non tariff barriers, which are also being discussed in the negotiations on WTO rules.

The findings have been discussed with the Executive Board, which approved a number of change management measures that are currently being implemented.

Other possible projects in the Middle East and Northern Africa and other regions have been discussed and have met with interest from both recipient and donor countries.

A Draft Law on Family already exists and has been widely discussed.

For a specific example, the air treaties discussed in this section may have been affected not by the conflict itself but by the sanctions.

Among the matters discussed have been the meeting and exhibition rooms and related facilities, provision of documentation, security, questions relating to immigration requirements and local transportation.

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).

We have often discussed the gap between emergency relief and development.

A few delegations have also discussed the wording of the provision.

Yet the Court of Cassation found that that ground had been discussed in the Appeal Court.

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

This inability to discuss, clearly and forthrightly, this strategic doctrine continues to hamper the Alliance. At the Strasbourg summit, confidence in the future could have been strengthened if a couple of troubling issues had been discussed.

Mr. CHIKANDA (Zimbabwe) observed that that question had already been discussed and an explanation given when the point had been raised by Japan.

There has been much discussed in the last few years about the rising cost of health care.

A preliminary draft of the Constitution has been prepared and is currently being discussed by the Senate.

Last year, the Panel reported that initial meetings had been held with ICAO and that potential components of an action plan had been discussed.

At that meeting, the experience of United Nations entities with the International Charter had been discussed and a common vision for 2005 had been defined.

While this trend has many causes most of which have been debated extensively one very important factor is rarely discussed. Scientific research and biomedical research in particular largely resembles a race.

Since mid 2003, a revision to this law has been proposed and is currently being discussed in the Parliament.

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

Interested readers are encouraged to refer to the IER 05 for further information about these matters and about others that have been addressed by UNCTAD's research but that are not discussed here.

Various techniques have been discussed for evaluating the progress achieved, including quantitative and qualitative assessments, such as the establishment of benchmarks and baselines as a tool to improve the quality of offers.

Yet we must remind ourselves that Security Council reform has been debated and discussed for more than a decade now.

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

A number of issues of common interest have been discussed at the meetings, including personnel and financial matters, relations with the private sector and the use of the United Nations name and emblem.

This may have an impact on the completion strategy in the future as discussed below.

In that regard, we have discussed the legal basis for taking measures in those areas.

The security management accountability framework had been discussed in detail at the annual meeting of the Inter Agency Security Management Network.

The ICT strategy has been discussed by the UNFPA Management Committee and will be submitted to its Executive Committee for approval.

Reform of the Security Council has been discussed for more than a decade now, and the time is ripe for action.

Once again, this problem is particularly pervasive in Europe. The maxims of today the need for diverse suppliers, enhanced interconnection, greater efficiency, and a sensible energy mix have been discussed for at least a decade.

Her Government continued to have major concerns about the concept of policy space, which had been discussed exhaustively in the context of UNCTAD XI and finally translated into a carefully worded paragraph in the chapeau.

Fourth, we will consider the Egyptian declaration of 24 April 1957, which has been extensively discussed in the literature on international law.

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

The Chairman said that the issue raised by the representative of the United States had not been discussed by the Working Group.