The present section considers the effect of the Second World War on treaties.

The initial part of the present subsection presents a discussion of treatment techniques that have evolved in developing countries, for which there is a relative dearth of statistically adequate evaluations available the bulk of the subsection presents a discussion of alternative pharmacological choices to proscribed drugs. These are followed by a short subsection on rehabilitation.

The budget concept is discussed in more detail in sections I and II of the present report.

See discussion below, Section 4.5.9.

Related issues are discussed in the section below.

This latter doctrine is discussed in the next section.

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It is proposed to conclude this subsection with a discussion of final negotiations and award procedures, as well as of appropriate mechanisms for solving disputes relating to the award of the project.

For the discussion, see chapter II, section B.

For the discussion, see chapter III, section C.

For the discussion, see chapter V, section B.

For the discussion, see chapter V, section B.

For the discussion, see chapter VI, section B.

For the discussion, see chapter VII, section B.

For the discussion, see chapter VII, section B.

Section V discusses the question of impunity.

What the dialogue entails is that States (for the most part European States) inform the reserving State of the reasons why they think the reservation should be withdrawn, clarified or modified.

(This issue is taken up again in section (c) below.

Those discussion are reflected in sections III and IV below.

Sections III and IV addressed the operating modalities of the programme and the Account, and section V contained a discussion of the main issues that had been identified in the review of the operations of the two programmes.

The preceding section has dealt with living marine resources.

The present report thus contains a section discussing the Government s response to points raised by the Special Rapporteur.

The main themes of the discussions of the seminar and its conclusions are contained in the present report.

366. The discussion section of the reports of the Committee should reflect accurately and objectively the discussion that took place at the meetings.

As discussed under the section on management, currently, the linkages between the regional and country programmes are largely non existent.

This weakness applies to other programmes also, and is discussed in more depth in chapter I of the present report.

In section I of the present report, the programme support arrangement for the Fund of the United Nations International Drug Control Programme (UNDCP) is discussed.

The specific sections of the Coordinator's paper are discussed below.

In the following section, a number of specific constraints are discussed.

The deliberations and conclusions of the Working Group with respect to those issues are reflected in section II below.

Highlights from discussions and presentations during all sessions and two working group discussions are summarized in the following section.

Section II discusses issues of accession to relevant international instruments.

99. There had been a trend towards too much detail in the discussions on procedural issues, and her delegation believed that the statute of the court should contain only the fundamental principles needed to uphold legality and due process the detail should come later.

Further discussion of these claims and whether they have been validly filed is set out in section VI of this report.

As discussed in section II of the present report, the road network continues to be used effectively for internal arms distribution.

Section III is devoted to comparative data on the recommendations of the Working Groups not endorsed by the Secretary General at the fiftieth session of the Assembly, while sections IV and V of the report contain conclusions of the Secretary General and recommendations to the Assembly.

This point is considered further in the following section, which explores theories for strengthening entrepreneurship.

The final section lists some issues that the Commission may wish to address.

The launch was followed by a panel discussion on human rights.

For a specific example, the air treaties discussed in this section may have been affected not by the conflict itself but by the sanctions.

With a view to cohesion, we have opted to address all concerns relating to the Bill in a discrete section of the report, rather than to address the individual concerns in the sections dealing with the rights in question.

There are a number of different elements to metadata which are discussed in section V below. Three essential improvements are

The Committee continued its discussion of the item.

112. Guests discussing aspects of human rights have been featured on the United Nations Television discussion show World Chronicle .

It is anticipated that each of these three new sections might need to be discussed in more detail by contact groups.