The matter was currently in abeyance.

However, it was also noted that items continually held in abeyance had little prospect of serious consideration.

There was no agreement, and the COP adopted the agenda of the session with the item held in abeyance.

Others suggested that the matter be left in abeyance until the scope of the future convention had been clarified.

7.14 In the light of the above, the authors conclude that their situation remains in abeyance at the domestic level.

On possible approaches to controversial items, several participants expressed their concern at stalemates over agenda items and items held in abeyance.

As the COP was unable to reach consensus on the inclusion of this item in its agenda, it was held in abeyance.

A number of participants stressed that controversies over items held in abeyance reflected real differences of views among Parties that needed to be resolved.

The planned purchase of a standard packet of accommodation equipment for each military contingent member is held in abeyance and this accounts for the savings.

A scientist doesn't believe in anything, neither accepts, rejects or holds in abeyance that is, does not make a judgment until verifiable evidence is produced.

This error was discovered only on 28 September 1992 and requests were issued to keep both the orders for 500 4x4 vehicles and 850 minibuses in abeyance.

He therefore proposed that the agenda be adopted as contained in document FCCC CP 2005 1, with the exception of item 5, which would be held in abeyance.

In addition, numerous other requests have been kept in abeyance or deferred on a variety of pretexts, to the surprise and vexation to many other members of the Committee.

In this connection, it should be noted that procurement action for some equipment was held in abeyance awaiting the final distribution of surplus equipment coming from UNTAC in Cambodia.

The Chair further observed that participants made a number of points regarding the frequency of agenda items, but showed reluctance to introduce changes to current practice for items in abeyance.

The structure and content of the agendas The frequency of consideration of agenda items and the programme of work Approaches for dealing with controversial items, in particular items held in abeyance.

It was also noted that further items in abeyance could be avoided in the future by precisely applying the draft rules of procedure as applied, in particular rules 10 and 16.

At the same time, participants generally agreed that there was no clear cut solution and it would be difficult to impose limits on how long agenda items should remain in abeyance.

Denmark has been wholly cooperative with the Committee while this complaint was pending, holding in abeyance the author's deportation at the Committee's request, and releasing him on parole to his family.

The Chair further observed that participants made a number of points regarding the frequency of agenda items, but that they showed reluctance to introduce changes to current practice for items in abeyance.

If the EU decides to leave in abeyance the possibility that Ukraine and Belarus might one day join, both will enter a political limbo that could threaten security on the EU s eastern flank.

Any reform of the Council that merely fulfilled the aspirations of some but left those of others in abeyance would risk the creation of additional difficulties of credibility and of transparency for our Organization.

In this connection, the President requested that the 14 December 1992 ONUSAL certification of complete disarmament on the part of FMLN be left in abeyance until FMLN had handed over all its war related matériel for destruction.

As long as peace is in abeyance, Israel cannot discount the preponderance in manpower, deployment areas and the capacity to absorb arms, on the part of States which have yet to commit themselves to peace with it.

He pointed out that UNDP could not impose formal conditions on recipient countries. UNDP could only build on conditions related to effectiveness and impact rather than establish overall policy conditions that could hold the country programme in abeyance.

Nonetheless, given the fact that the system of local government was reinstituted in the country only in 2004, after being in abeyance for 32 years, the advancement of local capacity for resource mobilization and the provision of services is encouraging.

It should be noted, however, that in accordance with procurement rules, ad hoc requisitions cannot be held in abeyance pending consolidation with new ones, as this would delay deliveries of equipment and supplies for the many critical requirements of the Organization.

44. Mr. AHMIA (Algeria), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, noted the draft resolution which had just been adopted was a procedural one meant to avoid any controversial discussions of substantive issues that were still in abeyance.

The international community, and developing countries in particular, have agonized for years over the question of whether democracy should of necessity precede development or whether development should be sustained while the democratic traditions of a State are either held in abeyance or otherwise lag behind comparative global norms.

Until a reply is given to its request which was submitted in virtue of its prerogatives as a sovereign nation and a full Member of the General Assembly, the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela feels that any activity relating to the implementation or application of the outcome document must remain in abeyance.

The President recalled that item 5, Second review of the adequacy of Article 4, paragraph 2 (a) and (b), of the Convention , which had been held in abeyance at the tenth session, was included in the provisional agenda in accordance with rules 10 (c) and 16 of the draft rules of procedure being applied.