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According to a further view, referral to specific dispute settlement procedures could be difficult to require, and States ought to be allowed a margin of appreciation in the choice of means of settlement of disputes.

Despite assurances from the Administration that prosecutions would be mounted with discretion, one was nevertheless mounted and found its way to the Court of Appeal.

It was pointed out that, while the grounds relating to public order and national security were certainly the most important, they were not the sole grounds, and that drawing up a supposedly exhaustive list of grounds for expulsion would unduly restrict the discretion that the expelling State must be allowed in order to determine those grounds.

One Member State suggested that document C/3 should be a much briefer policy document, eventually merged as an introductory part of document C/5, to be contemplated for the future document 34 C/5.

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Other areas will be carefully and strategically reviewed to identify opportunities to reduce costs through operational efficiency or adjustment of the cost structure where possible.

In cases where the Committee has been notified under Rule 69.1 of the failure of a State to submit under rule 66.3 any report, under article 40, para. 1(a) or (b) of the Covenant, and has sent reminders to the State party, the Committee may, atits discretion, notify the State party through the Secretary General that it intends, on a date or at a session specified in the notification, to examine in a private session the measures taken by the State party to give effect to the rights recognized in the Covenant, and to proceed by adopting provisional concluding observations which will be submitted to the State party.

Save where otherwise specifically provided with respect to the European Union in these rules of procedure, representatives designated by other intergovernmental organizations invited to the Conference may participate as observers, without the right to vote, in the deliberations of the Conference, the Main Committee and, as appropriate, any other committee or working group on questions within the scope of their activities.

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By paragraph 3 (9) (c) of the programme of action for the full implementation of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples, contained in its resolution 2621 (XXV), the Assembly directed the Committee to continue to hold meetings away from Headquarters, as appropriate.

It had also submitted a working paper proposing specific elements it wished to see included in any action plan adopted by the Conference.

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The Committee considered that even if such remedies may be effective in certain situations, such reviews were possible only with the express consent of the President or Vice-Presidents of the Supreme Court, who therefore have discretionary power to refer or not to refer a case to the Court, whereas a convicted person claiming that his or her rights have been violated could not initiate such a review directly.

Representatives designated by interested organs of the United Nations may participate as observers, without the right to vote, in the deliberations of the Summit, the Main Committee and, as appropriate, any other committee or working group on questions within the scope of their activities.

Although it was generally felt that it would be feasible to develop a generic set of rules applicable to both kinds of transactions, it was also agreed that the Working Group should have thediscretion to suggest different approaches, if necessary.

This applies across all aspects of our lives: we look to the Oscars to guide our choice of movies, to sommeliers to select our wines, to radio stations to choose the music we listen to.

The indicators in the annex to the Bangkok 2020 Declaration provide a guiding framework for countries to measure progress in environmentally sustainable transport strategy, and countries are at liberty to use any of those indicators as they deem fit.

In that connection, the comprehensive framework for action submitted by the Secretary-General’s High-level Task Force on the Global Food Security Crisis should be carefully examined.

Inmates further indicated that access to medical care was often at the discretion of prison guards or of “faxinas” (other inmates working for the institution).

While referring to previous proposals, some delegations considered that it might be necessary to revisit the text of the definition of terrorism contained in draft article 2, in order to appropriately address these issues (see A/60/37, annex III, and A/65/37, annex I, sect.

Canal lining also needs to be well-targeted since most of the losses may occur in a few locations.

The Committee shall determine, at itsdiscretion, how such information, documentation and written statements are made available to the members of the Committee, including by devoting meeting time at its sessions for such information to be presented orally or through the use of video-conferencing.

Gartner encourages businesses to understand vendor road maps for big data technologies and to consider private and public cloud infrastructures, as they offer many of the characteristics required by big data use cases.

The Pickie Family Fun Park in Bangor, which year-round offers traditional seaside fun and games, means the kids can enjoy all the fun of the adventure park, while parents can enjoy a leisurely drink on the patio bar.

Decides that, before disclosing an internal audit report that contains findings related to a specific Member State, the Director of Internal Audit will provide a copy of the report to the concerned Member State and provide the concerned Member State with adequate time to review and comment on the report, and, in this context, notes that where information contained in an internal audit report is deemed by the Administrator of UNDP, the Executive Directors of UNFPA and UNOPS or by the concerned Member State to be particularly sensitive (relating, inter alia, to third parties or to a country, government or administration); or as compromising pending action; or as being likely to endanger the safety and security of any individual, violate his or her rights or invade his or her privacy, such internal audit report may be redacted or withheld in its entirety at thediscretion of the Director of Internal Audit

A biennial resolution was a good compromise solution, especially considering the desire of some to consider the report annually and also in view of the time that was needed to reflect on and implement necessary legislative changes.

(c) A staff member whose appointment is terminated for unsatisfactory service or who for disciplinary reasons is separated from service for misconduct other than by dismissal may be paid, at the discretion of the Secretary-General, an indemnity not exceeding one half of the indemnity provided under paragraph (a) of the present annex