The Security Council will be briefed on developments in late April 2005.

He was not just under briefed, but also lazy he insisted on remaining under briefed.

The Committee will be briefed by Ms. Schöpp Schilling on the results of the meeting.

Reports of special procedures should be put before the Council or it should be briefed by mandate holders, where appropriate.

The High Commissioner attended a later meeting with the mandate holders to be briefed on the outcome of their discussion.

The working group has benefited greatly from the views and suggestions of those who have graciously briefed it and also from those who have briefed the other committees, particularly the CTC.

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

But much of the problem stems from an under briefed, undereducated, and uncurious press corps.

It briefed them on its visits to the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Burundi.

The Executive Director briefed delegates on the UNICEF response to the Indian Ocean tsunami disaster.

Non members of the Security Council have the right to be well briefed about the work of the Council, and their views should be reflected in the report during the drafting exercise.

Thus, Idomeneo must be performed, and Salman Rushdie must be published.

Moreover, humanitarian relief must be increased and must be delivered unimpeded.

The Acting Executive Chairman briefed the Commissioners on the activities of UNMOVIC since their last meeting.

And they came down on the side of open publication, which is the right approach we've briefed the White House, we've briefed members of Congress, we've tried to take and push the policy issues in parallel with the scientific advances.

Our problems must be dealt with through partnership progress must be shared.

What is precious must be preserved, and what enriches must be absorbed.

Additional resources must be mobilized and more forceful measures must be taken.

Its agenda and mandate must be meaningful. Its administration must be reformed.

Effective communication requires that everyone be kept informed and briefed at all times and that there is a continuous sharing of information, especially between armed contingents and UNMOs.

And as I said, the theory must be biologically accurate, it must be testable, and you must be able to build it.

Educational and public information plans must be implemented, technical personnel must be trained, and alternative development and environmental conservation must be encouraged.

The Assistant Secretary General, Danilo Turk, briefed the Council on new developments since the report was submitted.

The words it must be possible ought to be replaced by there must be a mechanism .

The fighting in Darfur must be stopped, the conflict must be resolved and the people affected must be able to return to their homes.

Mr. Wolfensohn briefed the Quartet principals on his first round of talks with the parties in the region.

The head of mission was also briefed on the efforts undertaken by MONUC and ONUB regarding child protection.

On 4 April, the President briefed the press on the work programme of the Council for this month.

Ms. Patterson briefed the Council on the efforts and progress of the Multinational Force in fulfilling its mandate.

At this meeting, the sSecretariat briefed the CommitteeC.P.R. on the outcome of the sSecond Ssession of the World Urban Forum (Barcelona, Spain, 13 17 September 2004) and presented the draft report of the session The sSecretariat also briefed the Committee on UN Habitat's C.P.R.

The Minister was briefed by the police authorities on the strategic challenges that the police had been confronted with.

Mr. Annabi also briefed the Council on the latest development of disarmament and community reinsertion (DCR) programme in Ituri.

He must be homesick.

That must be Jamal.

NATO Must Be Saved

Something must be done!

You must be kidding!

They must be addressed.

We must be realistic.

They must be universal.

New laws must be put into place, old ones must be put into practice and our institutions must be better equipped to strengthen the rule of law.

Arms trafficking must be internationally controlled and sanctioned and illicit trade in arms must be criminalized.

What can't be cured must be endured.

Agreement must also be reached on how to move forward. The Sharm el Sheikh understandings must be implemented without delay. Commitments under the road map must be honoured and dialogue and negotiations on final status issues must be resumed immediately.

The Team has briefed CTED on its proposed document and information management system to which they too will have access.