Accountability of non State actors will be discussed.

This will be another issue that will be discussed with the States and Territories.

All the work already undertaken will be discussed later with the Electoral Commission.

This will be discussed by the inter agency operations group before 15 November 2005.

The draft mission report is now being finalized and will be discussed among Council members.

The proposal will be discussed during the meeting of the ILO Governing Body to be held in November 2005.

An extensive review of this subject matter will be discussed within Articles 11 and 13, below.

However, the matter will be discussed by the Committee at its session of November December 2005.

The draft proposal will be discussed with the requesting country and the concerned countries of emigration.

The draft publications policy will be discussed with Bureaux and submitted to the Senior Management Committee.

The competence of the court and the labour dispute committee will be further discussed under article 15.

Undoubtedly, this issue will be discussed at some length at the General Assembly, where different views on the modalities of the proposal will be aired.

Identity theft could also be discussed.

The activities will be discussed during Roundtables and based on the results of the Report that will be produced at the end of the first phase.

The limitations of this categorization and the overlapping sites of perpetration of different forms of violence will also be discussed.

International cooperation to support commodity sector development will also be discussed, including cooperation through the International Task Force on Commodities.

Likewise, the trade and investment implications for developing countries stemming from the Framework Convention on Climate Change will be discussed.

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

This question must be discussed separately from that one.

Issues to be discussed before the September 2005 summit

Issues to be discussed after the September 2005 summit

All those issues would be discussed in January 2005.

That proposal will be discussed at the fourth meeting of the Advisory Expert Group on National Accounts in January and February 2006.

The group of four is saying that the question of the veto should be discussed after 15 years the AU is saying that it should be discussed now.

The agenda of the meeting and the synoptic table of the issues discussed will be made available to the Commission as background documents.

The UNFPA Management Committee has discussed the information and communications technology strategy, which will be submitted to the UNFPA Executive Committee for approval.

Where possible, the question of remedial action should be thoroughly discussed.

Follow up to this study, and the case study on the poverty reduction strategy paper process, will be discussed in a national workshop in April.

In addition, other modi operandi (typologies) of money laundering could be discussed.

Other economies were doubtless possible in that area and should be discussed.

We believe that there is still much to be discussed in that respect.

And this is a question, I think, which needs to be discussed carefully.

The working methods for such a body must be carefully and thoroughly discussed.

Substances mixtures may be classified specifically for these effects as discussed in 3.8.2.2.

Further action as regards enhanced alignment with UNICEF programme and budget cycles and processes will be discussed during the forthcoming programme and budget review, in July 2005.

Separate from that, of course, we still have the problems of trade that will be discussed later in the year in the conclusion of the Doha Round.

The draft law is due to be discussed in the two chambers of Congress.

The workshop report, along with the draft terms of reference for a feasibility study on an ozone depleting substanceODS tracking system, will be discussed by the meetingWorking Group

In general terms, the content of the measures which have to be adopted are set out in the other provisions of the Declaration, particularly articles 2 and 4, which will be discussed below.

Other forms of alternative remittance system, such as hundi or hawala, could be discussed here.

The paper will be discussed in an informal brainstorming meeting in May 2006 and considered during the fifth inter committee meeting and eighteenth meeting of chairpersons in June 2006.

Such priorities could be common to all options discussed below and could be used to focus international forest policy.

We discussed the problem.

Several scenarios were discussed.

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