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Herzegovina to Armenia and Azerbaijan in breach of the Bosnia and Herzegovina commitments to the OSCE Principles Governing Conventional Arms Transfers, and in conflict with the European Union Council Common Position 2008/944/CFSP.

wish to consider approving the pilot project.

Conference outcome document, and would consider each future draft resolution based on its respective merits in the area of combating racism and intolerance.

the elements of decision XIX/6, which had featured prominently in discussions during the current meeting and other meetings, and because the Executive Committee was already working hard to finalize the guidelines for funding of production facilities for HCFCs and other important tasks related to the production sector.

of the secretariat of the United Nations Forum on Forests, possibilities for developing a workplan with joint activities between the secretariats of the Convention and the Forum.

that both of the sponsors of draft decision E/CN.15/2011/L.2 and of draft resolution E/CN.15/2011/L.3 (see para. 22 below) would have preferred that the two documents had first been sent to the Committee of the Whole for its consideration and that, while there was no objection to the procedure followed, it should not be seen as setting a precedent.

by which the Forum decided to complete the consideration at its ninth session of agenda item 6, based on the bracketed draft text developed in informal consultations during its eighth session,42 noted that the Chair of the ninth session of the Forum intended to undertake informal consultations in order to reach agreement among all Member States on the substantive issues in the bracketed draft text and authorized, should agreement be reached on those issues, the holding of a one-day special session of the ninth session of the Forum, within existing resources, at the earliest possible date in 2009, for the purpose of adopting the agreed text.

was informally advised by its Secretariat of the financial implications of its decision, but documentation to support the estimated costs, was not provided nor was there an official statement recorded, due purely to time constraints.

group to discuss substantively, without limitation, all issues related to the prevention of an arms race in outer space.

the Montreal Protocol and requested it to establish an import and export licensing system; asked Tajikistan and Gambia to undertake measures regarding their licensing systems; and encouraged Botswana to ratify the Montreal Amendment.

the end of the fifteenth session and would be in a position to complement his report thereupon, if he so decided, at that session.

developing countries (NFIDCs) would be able to continue to afford normal levels of commercial imports of basic foodstuffs, despite the impact on prices which could result from the reform programme in agriculture.

be characterized as part of the Cancun Agreements, representing a new era of international cooperation on climate change.

basis — also listed in table 2.

will strengthen the organizational culture of integrity and compliance” and in response to the recommendation made by the UNFPA Ethics Office, the Fund’s senior management expanded the membership of the UNFPA Operations Committee, which is chaired by the two UNFPA Deputy Executive Directors, to include the Ethics Office.

"a dismissal declared null and void, as in the case at hand, is supposed to have never existed and the employee is reinstated in his employment without further formalities".

in the working paper prepared by the Secretariat on proposals for technical assistance activities designed to meet the needs identified in the five priority areas determined by the Conference at its third session (see CTOC/COP/2008/16), to further reflect on ways and means to strengthen and better coordinate the scheme of technical assistance for the implementation of the Convention and its Protocols, and to submit recommendations in that regard to the Conference at its fifth session.