Corrections

Many fixes

Adjustments to the opening balance 0.1

(g) Prior biennium adjustments

Making small corrections, maybe getting some input from a coach,

The total adjustment of 119,311 in 2004 comprises

He listed the corrections that were needed in the English text. In article 2, paragraph 1 (b) (ii), the word the should be deleted before the words sovereign authority .

Our latest endeavor, with a grant from the Department of Corrections at Washington state, they've asked us to expand this program to three more prisons.

It is quite right to pinpoint errors, make corrections, and check and re check sources for accuracy and credibility.

But nowadays, the manuscript is more often read on a computer display and text corrections are entered directly.

The Team also proposes to recommend certain technical corrections, for example to mistakes in transliteration.

As always, of course, some minor drafting corrections were still to be made in order to harmonize the text and avoid subsequent difficulties of interpretation. Such corrections, which would be done by the Secretariat, would not in any case change the substance of the draft text and should be no problem.

Our latest endeavor, with a grant from the Department of Corrections at Washington state, they've asked us to expand this program to three more prisons.

Thanks to decisive policy moves to pre empt a housing bubble, the real estate market has stabilized, and further corrections are expected soon.

I suspect that the documentation services may not have had time to make the necessary corrections in the other languages, so I shall read out this correction very slowly

However, the Chinese version contained some inappropriate translations and his delegation would, as the Chairman had suggested, shortly submit proposed corrections to the Secretariat.

13. At the 63rd meeting, on 12 December, the Secretary of the Committee read out corrections to the revised draft resolution as follows

Cameron should recognize that his strategy cannot be allowed (even if he fears that a few cosmetic corrections to the treaty won t help him at home).

Based on agreements and coordination with other United Nations entities, the corrections broadcast could be used by those entities operating in the areas of coverage.

5.3 Secondly, the author could have complained to the Minister and the Secretary to the Department of Justice, under section 47 (1) (j) of the Corrections Act 1986 (Vic).

It would also make it possible for the international community to learn from the experiences acquired in debt management and structural adjustment programmes. Lastly, it would promote the creation of a true market environment in the developing countries.

Mr. Gillerman (Israel) regretted that the Special Rapporteur reiterated allegations contained in his earlier reports disregarding Israel's rectifications and continued to use his mandate as a means of pursuing his political agenda.

The corrections, combined with more accurate map data provided to the field missions, will help improve the efficiency and security of United Nations staff and military teams of peacekeeping missions during their operations in the field.

The President (interpretation from French) I should like to inform delegations that corrections to lists of sponsors in reports should be given to the Rapporteur of the Committee or to the Secretariat.

At the 35th meeting, on 13 December, the representative of the Secretariat introduced and read out corrections to the draft biennial programme of work of the Second Committee for 1995 1996 (A C.2 49 L.63, annex).

At the 62nd meeting, on 10 December, the Secretary of the Committee read out corrections to the text of a draft resolution entitled quot Situation of human rights in Kosovo quot (A C.3 49 L.58) as follows

With all due respect to the UK, dismantling the EU as the price of its continued membership is an absurd idea. Cameron should recognize that his strategy cannot be allowed (even if he fears that a few cosmetic corrections to the treaty won t help him at home).

Farmers will not be able to make a profit operating in some country where land is very expensive, and farmers would give up in those countries unless the price of land fell roughly to world levels, though corrections would have to be made for differing labor costs and other factors.