Clarification

Clarification

Preliminary clarification.

Therefore, a clarification was sought from the Gabonese Government.

Consultation and clarification procedures

He requested clarification from the Secretariat.

She would welcome clarification of that discrepancy.

Clarification of guidelines measuring non market output.

However, other cases await clarification and resolution.

The Secretary General may request clarification from the author of a communication, including

He was grateful for the clarification of the meaning of known and unknown religions, but would appreciate further clarification of the term Dodecatheists .

Then upon Us is its clarification to you .

Committee's request for clarification from the State party

Ms. Saiga asked for clarification about village structure.

Request for clarification or additional information 113 59.

Request for clarification or additional information 158 100.

She also requested clarification on a number of reservations to articles of the Covenant.

Taking into account the report of the Commission for Historical Clarification, A 53 928, annex.

Taking into account the report of the Commission for Historical Clarification,A 53 928, annex.

(a) Clarification of the criteria for acute toxicity, reproductive toxicity and target organ systemic toxicity

The Paralympics, just for a little bit of clarification, are the Olympics for people with physical disabilities amputees, persons with cerebral palsy, and wheelchair athletes as opposed to the Special Olympics, which deals with people with mental disabilities.

I just wanted to make clear that despite an intervention from the floor from a well meaning colleague, it is much more helpful to have clarification on the point from the Chair as to his own proposed procedure.

All this certainly requires further technical expertise and clarification.

The representative of the United Kingdom made a clarification to a question posed by the representative of India.

Taking into account further the report of the Commission for Historical Clarification,A 53 928, annex.

In the opinion of the authors, further clarification is required.

He would welcome clarification from the Secretariat in that regard.

However, it is believed that the clarification has some significance.

The Ministry of Justice has not yet issued the clarification.

His delegation would welcome clarification from the Secretariat on that point.

Clarification and modification of solicitation documents and withdrawal of the solicitation

However, properly understood, the provision constitutes an important source of clarification.

Until the writing of this post the esteemed publication continues to ignore Yemeni activists demand for a clarification.

But regional stability primarily requires the clarification of Pakistan s role in Afghanistan.

The Parties have been contacted to request clarification of these apparent deviations.

Several requests by the author for clarification of these terms were unsuccessful.

We support their general thrust, although, of course, they require some clarification.

3. Recalls the report of the Commission for Historical Clarification and the recommendations contained therein A 53 928, annex.

(a) Clarification of the facts and establishment and acknowledgement of individual and State responsibility for victims and their families

The Committee or the Working Group shall indicate a deadline for the submission of such additional information or clarification.

The Committee may approve a questionnaire to facilitate requests for clarification or information from the victim and or author of a communication.

The status of the Covenant in the domestic legal system, however, needed clarification.

Mr. Chung (Republic of Korea) expressed support for the proposal for a clarification of draft article 2 in the commentary.

A supplement to the Compilers Manual, providing additional guidance and clarification on issues of common concern, is planned for 2007.

At the same meeting, the Secretary made a statement of clarification on programme budget implications (see E 2005 SR.36).