This unit would, in principle, not undertake any patrolling.

The GM would undertake the task of organizing the consortia upon request and undertake facilitating tasks during the critical stages of the process.

Laboratories would be able to undertake genetic diagnostic testing and possibly discover new mutations.

I also stated previously that I would undertake further consultations with the international financial institutions.

The steering committee would be assisted in its role by the consultants, who would undertake technical research and the drafting of the proposed evaluation.

The Division would provide the day to day management and coordination and undertake all internal and external communication.

Undertake reforms that would permit the United Nations to develop a strategy to identify and study potential threats.

This section provides a description of the resources that would be required to undertake additional work related to

211. The prevailing view was that it would be premature to undertake the preparation of the suggested convention.

His her ability to undertake delegated responsibilities against set work standards and performance indicators would determine the performance rating.

(d) Annual reporting of the German United States total compensation margin would be suspended and the Commission would undertake a study, scheduled for 2001, that would include but would not be limited to the following

Consequently, the employer would not have to undertake a new pay equity process under the general provisions of the Act.

It would be the role of the Chief Minister to undertake such restructuring, were the new constitution to be adopted.11

Nonetheless, the Secretariat affirmed that it would undertake every effort possible to secure such services for the meetings of the group.

China would not only continue to undertake major domestic efforts but would also, as always, attach importance to strengthening international cooperation, and would support the central role of the United Nations in that field.

Will you undertake it?

The Expert Group agreed to undertake intersessional work on the issue, the results of which would be presented at its second meeting.

A member State wishing to participate in a trade efficiency assessment would make an official request to UNCTAD to undertake the assessment.

He was extremely sorry and ashamed of himself and would undertake neverto behave in so stupid and improper a manner in future.

As a result of this acceptance of the scientific proof, we would have expected, at the very least, that the developed countries would agree to undertake so called no regrets measures.

It is suggested that when organizing and conducting the assessment process, the RIGs and the GCG would undertake arrangements to promote the following

In 2007 the Commission would undertake policy development on a substantive theme with the view to reviewing implementation after two years, in 2009.

In so doing we expressed our readiness to undertake that commitment immediately if other space Powers would associate themselves with such a moratorium.

On the other issues raised, the Regional Director would undertake bilateral meetings and convey the questions to the country office for further clarification.

Such a system would enable countries at risk to exchange information on disaster forecasts and to undertake a joint response to natural disasters.

It was important to adopt a protocol or other legal instrument whereby developed countries would undertake to significantly reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.

Nevertheless, the Special Rapporteurs would like to postpone final conclusions until they have been able to undertake the fact finding mission to Nigeria.

(b) In operative paragraph 25, the words undertake greater efforts were replaced by the words undertake additional efforts

The representative of Canada opposed the drafting of a protocol which would establish an expensive body which would still require the agreement of a State party before it could undertake a mission.

The campaign against impunity which the authorities wish to undertake would in no way be helped by the execution of the above mentioned sentences.

At COP 10, the President stated he would undertake further consultations with Parties on this issue and report back if there were any new developments.

The Secretariat would, however, undertake a comprehensive review of the Mission in 2005 2006, with a view to making long term structural and operational improvements.

The Forum may wish to undertake to

CILSS and its partners will undertake to

These strengths would allow the GM to undertake the job of assessing the needs of affected countries and matching these needs with existing sources of funding.

For the first time in this crisis, the European authorities would undertake an operation for which they have more than sufficient resources. Coming as a positive surprise to the markets, it would reverse their mood.

Under the first, more developed proposal, banks would undertake large obligations via long term bonds, which would be paid only if their operations are sound. In effect, the long term bondholders would guarantee the rest of a bank s debts, including the riskiest ones.

They had also adopted the ASEAN Declaration against Trafficking in Persons, particularly Women and Children, which outlined measures that ASEAN members would undertake to address the issue.

(d) that the CST, supported by an ad hoc panel, undertake a process of building a coalition to implement a work plan on desertification indicators, which would

326. The Committee also underlined that the General Assembly would undertake the final review and appraisal of the implementation of the United Nations New Agenda in 2002.

In addition, he would be available for preventive and other missions that the Secretary General might request him to undertake in other regions of Africa, as needed.

He is too young to undertake this work.

Argentina reiterates its willingness to undertake such negotiations.

We urge Russia to undertake a similar commitment.

This would be more than a technical exercise of periodically publishing figures on aid commitments and disbursements, an exercise that many organizations, including the United Nations, already undertake.