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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.

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.

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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.

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.

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.

We also believe that the presidents of the Council should return to flexibility in addressing the media, while lead countries should be encouraged to provide more statements 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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Private firms will bid for contracts and the new owners will negotiate terms without Government interference.

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According to him, since the IEC did not transmit the provisional results within the stipulated deadline of three days, according to his interpretation of Article 59 of the Electoral Code, it was up to the Constitutional Council to take matters into its hands.

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.

Major group representatives will continue to be invited to present their views and comments throughout the discussions at the eighth session of the Forum at the discretion of the chair and presiding vice-chairs.

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.