These proposals included the following

The Conference approved these proposals.

These proposals are currently under consideration by the United Nations General Assembly, and should they be approved, their implementation will begin in early 2006.

These proposals, once in great vogue, have receded.

None of these proposals led to concrete results.

The Advisory Committee recommends acceptance of these proposals.

All these proposals as well as proposals by intergovernmental bodies are contained in annexes I to III.

Admittedly, there are some good things in these proposals.

China has incorporated these proposals in its package solution.

Proposals were also made under the fifth tranche (biennium 2006 2008).

He received these proposals with a warm welcome in January 2003.

Once these proposals are implemented, the banking union will be complete.

India's new Congress led government, too, seems to favor these proposals.

These agreed texts provide a framework for the proposals presented below.

The challenge would be to transform these ideas into concrete proposals.

These proposals will reflect the approach of the recently appointed Under Secretary General for Internal Oversight Services and will take into account the results of mandated reviews of OIOS.

The latest of these proposals is the five Ambassadors' initiative, formalized and classified under the number 1693 Rev.1, which and has the support of the majority of delegations.

Proposals regarding the adjustment of international humanitarian aid capacities are currently under discussion.

Concrete cost assessments for any of these proposals are difficult to make.

The total budget for these four proposals amounts to approximately 2 million.

China has incorporated the main contents of these proposals in its package solution.

No proposals were submitted and no action was taken by the Committee under this item.

These proposals will be revised in accordance with the strategic long term vision statement submitted to the present session under item 10, and presented to the General Conference at its eleventh session.

Indeed, the protectionist elements tacked on to these proposals make them decidedly anti development.

These recommendations were part of the proposals made to Mr. Annan at that meeting.

However, some of the proposals currently before it had been under consideration for a long time.

These promising findings should now be incorporated into new economic models and concrete policy proposals.

There have been various petitions to reform Article 112 but authorities have rejected these proposals.

UNCTAD needed to accommodate these requests and proposals to ensure proper functioning of policy space.

Under the Import Export schedule these fall under restricted items.

The Bundesbank will never accept these proposals, but the European authorities ought to take them seriously.

Support for these proposals on a programme of work is duly reflected in the plenary records.

The estimated additional requirements under subprogramme 1 include proposals for 15 additional staff for mediation support, as follows

Under investment costs, all proposals other than those for posts were accepted, with the exception of the following

Other proposals in this context included transferring existing working groups established under the Commission to the new Council.

But it is not clear that a majority of the profession yet accepts even these modest proposals.

Many practitioners, however, are either unaware of these proposals for action or find them difficult to understand.

Environmental and social non governmental organizations were actively involved in implementing some of these proposals for action.

A total of 88 agreement specific proposals have been under negotiation since 2001 with no decision taken to date.

The Board is expected to consider these proposals at its next meeting in the fourth quarter of 2005.

Many landlocked developing countries are already actively engaged in these negotiations and have tabled proposals on transit issues.

However, these fields are often under funded.

Yet, these possibilities remain grossly under utilized.

In addition to these issues, financing proposals to achieve the MDG s should be discussed from a central banker s perspective.

These proposals led to a reorientation of the Department, based on a comprehensive review of its management and operations.