The Commission, in its decision 2004 106, endorsed the Sub Commission's decision.

In Decision its decision 2004 119, the Sub Commission requested the preparation ofMs.

Recalling its decision 6 CP.9,

Recalling its decision at its fifty fifth session (A AC.96 1003

On 29 November 1995, the Commission released its second decision on reconsideration, again upholding the original decision.

Decision 17 CP.9 includes a draft decision for adoption by the COP MOP at its first session.

Recalling its decision 49 426 of 9 December 1994,

Recalling its decision 57 547 of 20 December 2002,

Recalling its decision 2004 128 of 23 April 2004,

at its seventh meeting illegal traffic (decision VII 34)

Recalling its decision 59 507 of 29 October 2004,

Decision 17 CP.9, which includes a draft decision for adoption by the COP MOP at its first session.

Recalling also its decision 55 488 of 7 September 2001,

166. Reiterates its decision 54 454 of 23 December 1999

2. Recalls its decision 62 519 of 6 December 2007

Recalling Conference of the Parties decision VII 13 of the Conference of the Parties and its own decision OEWG III 8,

3. Further recalls its decision 55 488 of 7 September 2001

Bearing in mind its decision 52 492 of 8 September 1998,

In its resolution 2003 3, the Sub Commission welcomed this decision.

Taking note of decision CP.11, in particular its paragraph 6,

In its decision on complaint No. 226 2003 (Tharina Ali v.

The Court of Appeal based its decision on the following grounds.

In its decision 49 101, the Commission agreed to continue discussing its working methods at its fiftieth session in 2006.

The Commission, in follow up to its decision 2004 2, considered its methods of work at its thirty ninth session.

In its decision 243, the Governing Council, having regard to the language of its decision 16, determined to take no further action with respect to the issue of awards of interest.

At its sixtieth session, the Commission on Human Rights, in decision 2005 109, decided to approve the decision of the Sub Commission.

In that context, he invited the Commission to reconsider its earlier decision.

The Commission reached its final decision on the matter in May 2004.

In its decision on complaint No. 212 2002 (Kepa Urra Guridi v.

Recalling its decision 57 547 of 20 December 2002 and its resolution 58 215 of 23 December 2003,

Recalling its resolution 56 253 of 24 December 2001 and its decision 57 574 of 20 December 2002,

Recalling its resolution 2003 71 of 25 April 2003 and its decision 2004 119 of 21 April 2004,

Recalling its resolution 2003 71 of 25 April 2003 and its decision 2004 119 of 21 April 2004,

Recalling its resolution 56 212 of 21 December 2001 and its decision 58 573 of 13 September 2004,

The COP, by its decision 12 CP.2, brought the MOU into force.

For this reason, the Committee does not intend to reconsider its admissibility decision.

In its decision of 25 November 1996, the Commission found the complaint inadmissible.

At its seventh session, the Committee, by decision 2 (VII), amended rule 13.5

At its seventeenth session, the Committee, by decision 1 (XVII), amended rule 34.7

At its 36th meeting, on 22 July, the Council adopted the draft decision.

ECOSOC decision 2004 314, at its 51st plenary meeting on 23 July 2004.

91. Recalls its decision to further review the effectiveness and utility of the Consultative Process at its sixtieth session

Recalling its decision on working methods adopted at its fifty fifth plenary session (A AC.96 1003, para. 25),

The international community can urge the Palestinians toward a decision. But that decision, and its moral costs, remains in the hands of the Palestinians alone.

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