It is not clear as to what performances are being referred to

The few soldiers who were guilty of mistreatment and who were referred to by the independent expert were currently being prosecuted.

If there is any cause to suspect that due diligence is being compromised during the interview, the matter will be referred to the Investigation Centre.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton referred to being in the same boat, and that China and the United States would rise and fall together.

At the time he referred to this role as an important opportunity as well as being the best job I've had in my life .

The lack of sufficient mutual accommodation within the National Assembly's Constitutional Committee eventually led to outstanding political issues being referred to meetings of senior political leaders.

The view was expressed that given the complex institutional nature of the question of the United Nations assuming the role of supervisory authority, the matter should be referred to the Sixth Committee of the General Assembly before being referred to its Fourth Committee.

But a corrupt judge deliberately destroys the moral foundation of a society and causes incalculable distress to individuals through abusing his office, while being referred to as Honourable'  .

He referred to the absence of beds or toilets in the cell, and that he was being held in a part of the prison for unconvicted persons.

He referred to the Nouméa Accord currently being implemented, which had created three provinces of New Caledonia, and was seen as an important step towards self governance.

The terms of that memorandum of understanding, which is being put before the Parties, are designed to constitute the specific proposal called for by decision VI 2 referred to above.

The Committee notes that the State party itself does not refer to this process as being equivalent to a right of appeal rather, it is referred to merely as a supervisory complaint .

The tattoo art was a sacred marker of identity among the Maori and also referred to as a vehicle for storing one's tapu, or spiritual being, in the afterlife.

The order referred to a sample.

In Western Christianity, they are usually referred to as disciples, whereas in Eastern Christianity they are usually referred to as Apostles.

The Committee had referred to Ordinance No. 63 69 on dowries not being applied, but the dowry was seen as a gesture without which parents would be reluctant to give their daughter in marriage.

Everybody referred to the President affectionately as Titid.

This idea is often referred to as copyleft.

Martin referred to these cells as ES cells.

In dialogue, they are referred to as the .

It is often referred to just as Brighton.

These individuals are referred to as Executive Secretary .

It should be noted that the Prosecutor has a right under Rule 11bis to request the Tribunal to take back a referred case should she determine that a fair trial is not being accorded to an accused.

Agrees to consider the results of the study referred to in paragraph 2 above and the analysis referred to in paragraph 5 above at its third meeting.

This configuration is sometimes referred to as a synchropter.

This configuration is sometimes referred to as a synchropter.

It is also referred to as the Smuggling Protocol.

He also referred to the protection of human rights.

This will be referred to as the secondary act.

In that context, we look forward to the initiative's being extended to cover also the debts owed to the African Development Bank window and to other members of the Bank Group, which are often referred to as middle income countries.

As the Special Rapporteur pointed out in his report to the Commission on Human Rights, such social conflicts are often ultimately referred to the criminal justice system instead of being addressed through constructive negotiation on social policy.

All participants and supervisors referred to the direct relevance which the course has had to the work being done in capitals, and supervisors indicated that they would welcome the possibility of selecting other colleagues for future courses.

Originally, the concept simply referred to society's ability to regulate itself.

If not, she could be referred to a local clinic.

The Economist snidely referred to the results in quotation marks.

It was sometimes referred to as the Canal de Bárcenas.

This is also referred to as special educational needs (SEN).

These activities are referred to as Maritime Security Operations (MSO).

The second category were referred to as new caseload refugees.

The rights and remedies referred to in paragraph 1 are

A provision of 95,800 is requested to recruit a P 4 Legal Officer in the Administrative Law Unit for a period of six months in order to deal with sexual exploitation and abuse cases being referred from peacekeeping missions.

The dramatic increase in the number of disputes now being referred to the Court, when compared with the 1970s, is a clear manifestation of the confidence of the international community in the Court's discharge of its functions.

Those who acted differently were referred to pejoratively as job hoppers.

Hawaii is often referred to as The Pearl of the Pacific.

In most cases, only tangible assets are referred to as fixed.