After the clean up, we will reopen comments section.

The programme in Jordan was expected to reopen in 2004.

The Group did not want to reopen discussion of the draft decision.

2.6 In February 1994, counsel was informed that the hearings were to reopen.

The author filed several procedural motions to reopen the proceedings and to appeal before the Supreme Court.

Peace Corps Program to Reopen in Jordan, Peace Corps press release (22 July 2004), online at www.peacecorps.gov.

Brazil was the first Latin American country to reopen its embassy in Iraq since the 1991 Gulf War.

The Committee should not reopen policy matters which had already been acted on by the General Assembly in June 2005.

The Bardo Museum in Tunis, which has the largest collection of Roman mosaics in the world, will reopen to visitors next Tuesday.

She further welcomed the broad agreement not to reopen the São Paulo Consensus and not to pre empt the New York process.

According to another, only 105 of pre war Poland's 175 museums survived the war, and just 33 of these institutions were able to reopen.

The European Union could not accept any negotiation that would reopen what had been agreed in the São Paulo Consensus adopted at UNCTAD XI.

In order for the General Assembly to be able to consider the present draft resolution, it will be necessary to reopen consideration of agenda item 39.

She was told that the Islamic Department was closed, and that it was possible to reopen it only if the students concerned ceased wearing the hijab.

BERLIN Despite continuing tensions over Russia s invasion of Georgia this August, the European Union will reopen talks with Russia on a new Partnership and Cooperation Agreement (PCA).

Likewise, an IMF program for Ireland which seems increasingly likely will not bring down domestic bond yields and reopen credit markets to any kind of Irish borrower.

The European Union could not accept any negotiation that would reopen what had been agreed in the São Paulo Consensus adopted at the eleventh session of UNCTAD.

The reformists of the first wave attempted to reopen the doors of Ijtihad (religious interpretation) in order to adapt the inherited systems of Islamic thinking to new conditions.

The last minute agreement to raise the US debt ceiling and reopen the government has left Republican Party extremists in a weakened position, while President Barack Obama has emerged strengthened.

It further recommends that the State party reopen discussions with indigenous peoples with a view to discussing possible amendments to the Native Title Act and finding solutions acceptable to all.

China s recent willingness to reopen a dialogue with envoys of the Dalai Lama, and improvement in its relations with Taiwan demonstrate that there is room for creating a more positive environment.

I therefore reiterate my strong appeal to the Government of Eritrea to review its decision and to reopen this route, which is so important for the supply of United Nations troops.

He reiterates the need for the remaining constraints on all political leaders to be lifted, NLD offices to be allowed to reopen and political prisoners, including elected officials, to be released.

This has been officially admitted, so why reopen the ghastly business now, at a time when rescinding the apology would make Japan s already strained relations with China and South Korea many times worse?

Partition would also sacrifice the 60 per cent of Kosovo Serbs who do not live in the North, and it would reopen many wounds that are slowly beginning to heal throughout the region.

Urges Eritrea to take immediate steps, in consultation with UNMEE towards implementing the direct United Nations flights between Addis Ababa and Asmara and to reopen the Asmara to Barentu road to UNMEE traffic,

Today's triathlon made people see death so that they accept getting fevers. Burning tires on the road is much better (than the triathlon) because roads reopen in an hour. Is this what you want?

While we highly appreciate those efforts, we are also looking forward to having the United Nations return to Iraq and reopen its offices and agencies in order to support the reconstruction and development process.

It urged the Government to allow all NLD offices to reopen and to recognize and protect the right of political parties to function in accordance with the Political Parties Registration Laws and democratic principles.

That arrangement has now been struck down by the Supreme Court, which ordered the government to reopen corruption cases, including one in Switzerland, where Zardari is alleged to have parked tens of millions of dollars.

He reiterates the need for the remaining constraints on all political and ethnic leaders to be lifted, for NLD offices to be allowed to reopen and for political prisoners, including elected officials, to be released.

1. Takes note of the decision by the new territorial Government to reopen discussions with the administering Power in 2006 on constitutional modernization with the aim of ascertaining the views of the people by way of referendum

One case is an attempt to force Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani s administration to reopen proceedings in a Swiss court that were examining charges of money laundering and misuse of public funds by President Asif Ali Zardari.

Much as Serbia still considers Kosovo to be one of its provinces, key parts of the international community have invested too much financial and political capital in Kosovo to want to reopen the question of its political status.

Her comment was an explicit reference to Allende s last speech from the besieged La Moneda palace on September 11, 1973, when he declared that some day, much sooner than later, we will reopen the great promenades down which free men pass.

As we move forward, Canada, Australia and New Zealand believe that it is essential that the agreements outlined in the outcome document serve as the foundation for our work, and that attempts to reopen or renegotiate core summit decisions be rejected.

5.2 The author submits that on hearing his motion to reopen the proceedings, both the Circuit Court and the Supreme Court focused on the distinctions between registry cases and  commercial cases , glossing over the due process issues highlighted by the author.

When Cuba s lavish Soviet subsidies vanished in the early 1990 s, it was Raúl who recognized that the regime s survival required economic reforms, pressing to allow private agricultural markets to reopen in order to boost food production and stave off possible starvation.

Noting that the General Assembly had approved the budget for MINUSTAH for the current financial period only four months earlier, she urged the Committee to focus on the proposed revisions to the budget rather than reopen issues on which agreement had already been reached.

performance of the contract, the procuring entity may not select another bid in accordance with article 34 (7) or article 36 (5) , but shall reopen the electronic reverse auction, which shall then be conducted in accordance with the provisions of this article adopt another method of procurement .

China s recent willingness to reopen a dialogue with envoys of the Dalai Lama, and improvement in its relations with Taiwan demonstrate that there is room for creating a more positive environment. The storm is on the horizon, but there may still be time to prepare to weather it safely.

The resolution reflects the stark reality that Serbia now faces. Much as Serbia still considers Kosovo to be one of its provinces, key parts of the international community have invested too much financial and political capital in Kosovo to want to reopen the question of its political status.

The representative of the United States of America welcomed the idea of a half day session of the Board to allow a vigorous debate on the issue. She further welcomed the broad agreement not to reopen the São Paulo Consensus and not to pre empt the New York process.

9.2 In relation to the State party's request for the Committee to reopen the question of admissibility of the complaint, the authors state that the Committee must review and assess the communication on the basis of the facts at the material time, and not on the basis of legislation adopted subsequently.

That arrangement has now been struck down by the Supreme Court, which ordered the government to reopen corruption cases, including one in Switzerland, where Zardari is alleged to have parked tens of millions of dollars. The government balked, and now the Court is working to ensure that the executive branch carries out its orders.