Understandably, this thesis has not met with universal approbation.

Gbagbo s refusal to accept defeat has met with a remarkable international rebuke.

The ITF has met three times.

It has played this role with Italy and Spain, but it has met stiff opposition internally and may capitulate soon.

The Committee met with

This confirms that Bosnia and Herzegovina has already met its international obligations and has become a full partner with the ICTY.

So Prince Turki al Faysal, the long time head of Saudi intelligence, has met with Meir Dagan, the head of Israel s Mossad, while Bandar met with Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert in Jordan the same month.

The suggestion met with no objections.

(Indeed, Karzai has reportedly already met with Taliban representatives for secret talks aimed at restarting the stalled peace initiative.)

MOSCOW Vladimir Putin s recapture of the Russian presidency has been met with widespread derision, both at home and abroad.

At the technical level, the working group on police reform has met on a weekly basis, and the working group on defence sector reform has met twice.

But the standard that must be met has been changed.

Nick has said earlier that he met Tom at Yale.

And we believe that this requirement has not been met.

The incident was met with anger online.

The independent expert met with local NGOs.

The initiative has met with some success, although it has not completely halted trade in diamonds from conflict torn countries like the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Only now has Sharon met an enemy that he cannot outmaneuver.

To date, the United Nations Road Safety Collaboration has met twice.

As for the Playboy , it has been met with the expected criticism but no attacks and indeed, not even any demonstrations.

Since the entry into force of the Protocol, the Committee has met once each year in conjunction with the Consultative Meetings.

Indeed, some tax collectors were met with violence.

It has also left a lot undone and has not met our expectations in several areas.

The Committee has met 10 times since I last briefed the Council.

The private sector has met most of the growing demand for childcare.

And El Sirgany's tweet was naturally met with skepticism

UNFPA has established a Learning Advisory Board which has met three times the number of its members has been adjusted.

has met its obligations, or, in accordance with the procedure laid down in article 45, exclude the Member from participation in the Agreement.

The President has met with heads of State and Government, government officials, representatives of States, parliamentarians and representatives of international and regional organizations.

With respect to the Quartet's engagement and activities, the Quartet has met in recent weeks to review the situation at this critical time.

The board of the Kosovo Trust Agency has not met since January 2004.

The news of Layla's pregnancy was met with mixed reactions.

In April 1654 the ambassadors met with the Shah in Iran.

The independent expert also met with local NGOs on 1 February.

He also met with the Technical Subcommittee and Tripartite Commission members.

As one wag has put it, We have met the UN and it is us!

Staffing has proceeded slowly, but there is scope for this benchmark soon to be met.

Yet, we are met with the same and even more brutal suppression.

In November 1984 Chernenko met with Britain's Labour Party leader, Neil Kinnock.

Both Israeli and Palestinian leaders met with senior United States policy makers.

The community based approach introduced in Ukraine has met with an enthusiastic response from donors, demonstrating that it is possible to overcome the donor fatigue surrounding Chernobyl.

Since the working group first met in March 2004, it has begun to collect and share information with its members on news footage available for immediate use.

The CNDM has met on an ordinary and extraordinary basis to define strategies, together with the SPM, for the implementation of policies for women in the country.

The report before us shows that this continues to be the case, as the Court has met the challenge of handling an increased workload with limited resources.

Though the GEF Instrument calls for the Assembly to meet every three years, in practice, it has met every four year to coincide with the Replenishment cycle.