71. As mentioned in the introduction to the present document, the theme of a trade efficiency assessment methodology is addressed in document TD B COM.3 10 Add.1.

Below are examples of this cooperation during the period under review.

63. The implications of a new basic document setting out, reaffirming or developing protective regimes were discussed.

The full requirements for the subprogramme are detailed in table 33.20 and discussed in paragraph 33.38 below.

The working paper is based on the ideas presented in working paper E CN.4 Sub.2 1993 10.

An elaboration of the rational for focused papers is given below.

Major changes addressed in the present report

The changes described in the report include

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In parallel with the WTO process, many Asian and Pacific countries are pursuing a path of regionalism and bilateralism as a complementary strategy.

224. The basic problems in the fulfilment of the rights enshrined in article 11 are set out in the preceding paragraphs.

The current situation and practices are described in section II, issues and challenges in section III and responses to the challenges and progress made in section IV.

The present note deals successively with these three topics. GE.97 61492 English Page

The presentation focused on the criminalization in the two types of universal instruments.

Article 2 of this report will expand more on the policy.

They refer to trial testimony identifying the personal aspect of the advertising in the present case.

Details of the action taken and the comments of the Board are set out in the annex to the present report.

Reaffirming that all Member States have an obligation to promote and protect human rights and fundamental freedoms as stated in the Charter of the United Nations and elaborated in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights,Resolution 217 A (III). the International Covenants on Human RightsResolution 2200 A (XXI), annex.

Reaffirming that all Member States have an obligation to promote and protect human rights and fundamental freedoms as stated in the Charter of the United Nations and elaborated in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Resolution 217 A (III).

The political aspects of the working paper were adequately covered by the existing instruments.

And it was a story that was told with words and pictures, exactly what I do now for a living, and I sometimes let the words have the stage on their own, and sometimes I allowed the pictures to work on their own to tell the story.

In order to keep to the time scheduled, I will confine myself to essential points.

The findings in that statement are further elaborated in this report.

Specific results achieved in broadening recruitment are provided below.

2. In response to Executive Board decision 97 9 of 14 March 1997, the present document describes the means by which the objectives stated in the first RCF are expected to be achieved.

Its mandate has been elaborated in Chapter II, paragraph 9 of the report.

The current note focuses on rationalization and reduction in duplication only.

This document describes trends in five policy areas over the next ten years.

8. The preference would be for a broad and simple description of the type of organized criminal activity aimed at, of the type set out in the draft text above.

Recalling the relevant principles set forth in the Charter of the United Nations,

The report on the seminar is divided into the following sections

The present report addresses in section I the political and security situation in Burundi.

Reaffirming that all Member States have an obligation to promote and protect human rights and fundamental freedoms, as stated in the Charter of the United Nations and elaborated in the Universal Declaration of Human RightsResolution 217 A (III). and other applicable human rights instruments,

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The provision did not set out an obligation of result, but an obligation of conduct.

As stated above, the paper is a further elaboration of the two track strategy and the Interministerial Plan of Action on Gender mainstreaming 1998 2002.

It does not develop the concept legally, hence the above mentioned gaps.

We clearly spelt out precisely what a culture of peace ought to be.

Following is a brief discussion of these patterns in the period under consideration.

These challenges will have to be met with a much greater sense of priorities and innovation, as reflected in the proposals briefly elaborated below.

13. Activities included in the Column 1998 2000 proposed reflect the consideration set out in paragraph 5(c) above.

The Chinese and Russian delegations have set out some interesting thoughts on definitions in a non paper issued this month.

The Movement had submitted a number of working papers outlining its views on various fundamental questions and making a number of key recommendations.

The Commission considered that it was in fact more helpful to the staff in its present place where a context for it was provided.

The following is a selection of common denominators emanating from the various meetings