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[...] the time to give a reply.

It noted that some issues had already been addressed in the opening statement and responses to advance questions received.

In the absence of a reply from the State party, [...] [...]

Figures listed in this table have already excluded respondents who said they did not know the content of the budget.

All six United Nations organizations that responded expressed their readiness to strengthen cooperation within the United Nations system with respect both to policy issues and to programmes at the field level with a view to complementing each other and avoiding duplication of work.

In response to the request by an expert to make “additional programme” flexible so that unforeseen/emerging needs can be accommodated, it was confirmed that the “additional programme” also would reflect national development strategies and other joint country-level programmes, as well as changing needs and circumstances.

[...] [...] content of the responses of the delegations of Mauritius and Seychelles to its questions.

[...] [...] been proper for the Court to reply.

[...] questions which, when answered, will assist Disclosure [...] [...]

While the experts welcome the cooperation extended by a number of States, including through the responses submitted by 44 of them to the questionnaire, they express their regret that, although States have the obligation to investigate secret detention, many did not send responses, and a majority of those received did not contain sufficient information.

1.7 Candidates shall answer only on answer books, supplementary answer sheets and special answer sheets provided for the purpose.

QAIHT companies should attach original copies of completed examination papers and results to either the relevant personnel file(s) or the QAIHT training file and make appropriate cross reference in the other file.

[...] interviewees must answer honestly, otherwise [...]

[...] [...] Parties and responses provided, and [...] [...]

(d) If a non-governmental organization does not respond to questions posed by the Committee after two reminders, and a third (final) reminder explaining the consequences of the failure to respond, sent by the Non-Governmental Organizations Branch throughout the course of two consecutive sessions of the Committee, the application of the concerned organization will be considered closed without prejudice.

In situations where the Committee does not make a final decision on the nature of a State party’s response, it should state that “the dialogue is ongoing”.

In order to improve awarenessraising efforts, the respondents primarily seek training for staff, guidelines and best practices, assistance from international organizations with expertise in Article 6 activities and access to information and communication technologies (ICTs).

We may also ask you to complete surveys that we use for research purposes, although you do not have to respond to them.

The respondent may elect to treat its response to the notice of arbitration in article 4 as a statement of defence, provided that the response to the notice of arbitration also complies with the requirements of paragraph 2 of this article.

The majority view was in favour of option 1, which left the question of the publication of the notice of arbitration and of the response thereto after the constitution of the arbitral tribunal.

[...] [...] untruthful answers because they think that a truthful answer may not be [...]

In coordination with INTERPOL, and on the basis of replies to questionnaires submitted by Member States on the implementation of Economic and Social Council resolution 2008/23 and pursuant to Council resolutions 1984/48 and 2009/25, UNODC, within its mandate, should expand and update existing statistics on trafficking in cultural property and complement such statistics with relevant data, including on illicit excavations.

The Group believes it is important to differentiate the kinds of responses it received, which ranged from (a) satisfactory; to (b) incomplete; to (c) absence of response.

There were also administrative issues with respect to the ability to transfer funds to a country and on the lack of response to the Secretariat’s questions, which had been addressed in the individual agency reports.

(ii) A second letter will be sent to States parties with the most outstanding and overdue reports that do not respond to the reminder, informing them that the Committee plans to consider the overdue report(s) at a specific session in the future, and requesting that those reports be submitted in sufficient time to allow a constructive dialogue to take place

[...] judge whether to answer or not is less [...] [...]

In response to a question about Multilateral Fund representation at meetings on GEF replenishment, the Chief Officer explained that the Secretariat’s workload at the time of the meeting had prevented the Secretariat from attending.

[...] [...] Member States with regard to drug treatment and care policies and programmes aimed at rehabilitation [...]