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2.6 The following medical information was provided referring to the conclusions of several Swedish doctors.

(b) Access to all information referring to the treatment of those persons as well as their conditions of detention

(b) Unrestricted access to all information referring to the treatment of those persons as well as their conditions of detention

Referring to paragraph 18 of the report, she asked why some Governments were requested to provide information and others not.

Referring to resolution A above,

The draft is also minimalist where it limits itself to referring to national law with regard to information requirements to which contractual parties are subject (draft article 7).

Referring to the Cuban's representative's mention of the need for a new world information order, he said that it was Cuba, not the world, that needed a new world information order based on truth and freedom.

I conclude by referring to Security Council reform.

The name comes from three Latin based words Spectro, referring to the optical spectrum, Helio, referring to the Sun and Scope, as in telescope.

Ms. Gabr, referring to article 11, asked for further information regarding Government action to prevent harassment in the workplace, including details of the anti harassment policy for the civil service.

I wish to conclude by referring to two other issues.

Bislama term referring to various customary beliefs and practices.

I am of course referring to Security Council reform.

Mr. KASEMSUVAN (Thailand), referring to the issue of states of emergency, said that Thailand fully intended to comply with article 4 of the Covenant concerning information on any derogation from basic Covenant rights.

In that connection, he pointed out that States parties sometimes cross referenced issues in their reports to the Human Rights Committee and CEDAW, referring in one report to information submitted in the other.

One doctor reportedly referring to instructions received from the authorities told her that if she passed information about her husband's case on to media outlets abroad, she would not be allowed to visit him again.

When referring to a third person, honorifics are used except when referring to one's family members while talking to a non family member, or when referring to a member of one's company while talking to a customer or someone from another company this is the uchi soto (in out) distinction.

Referring to question 11, she said that the national health databank would have to provide legal justification for its operation, clearer definitions of its functions and assurances that information would not be traceable to individual persons.

Ms. Tavares da Silva, referring to the reply to question No. 5 of the list of issues (CEDAW PSWG 2005 II CRP.1 Add.1), requested more specific information on the monitoring of the Convention.

Referring only to mercenary individuals allowed a mercenary company to operate without liability.

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Ms. García Matos (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela), referring to the links between the drug trade and organized crime, asked for fuller information about assistance to countries adjacent to Colombia in developing policies to fight drug trafficking and money laundering.

Examples of NTBs also include regulations referring to technical requirements, either directly or by referring to or incorporating the content of a (mandatory or voluntary) standard, technical specification or code of practice, in order to

For starters, motives are often mixed (Roosevelt, after all, was referring to Cuba).

DHS declined an interview request, instead referring PRI's The World to its website.

The chapter referring to the future of these multilateral approaches echoes this concern.

Examples were given, referring to legislation enacted in South Africa, Venezuela and Panama.

Resolutions and decisions referring to matters which are drawn to the attention of the Commission

Stop talking that monkey language, they were told, with monkey language referring to Spanish.

We commend the progress the ICTY is making in referring cases to national jurisdictions.

Referring to its decision 1 (65) of 18 August 2004 on the same subject,

However, views were also expressed against referring to domestic legislation in draft article 73.

Let me illustrate the value of that asymmetrical approach by referring to an example.

They were responsible for talking to victims of domestic violence and referring them to treatment centres.

As traffickers adjusted to stricter legislation, recognizing and referring victims would continue to be a challenge.

Referring to Agenda 21, Johannesburg World Summit, and the International Convention to Combat Desertification and drought,

He was referring to the armed Salafi groups that were accused of destroying Sufi shrines.

Many thought he was referring to the Saudi Muslim Brotherhood members and other Islamist figures.

If God is willing, next Friday (referring to a terrorist attack) will be in Bahrain.

First and foremost, we are referring to the implementation of Security Council resolution 1540 (2004).

In a monograph published in 2000 Anthony Aust, referring to Oppenheim (quoted above), noted that

Referring to the statement of the urgent needs as submitted by the Government of Niger

It was also proposed that paragraph 1 (e) should be amended so that instead of referring to general state of health, it would refer to information relating to the person's physical integrity , which would take the question of medical confidentiality into account.

Graffiti in Syria, Your turn has come, doctor , referring to President (and ophthalmologist) Bashar Al Assad.