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But this misses two obvious points.

But this view misses the point.

Often overlooked in favor of it's flashier sister the violin.

Moreover, this line of defense misses the point.

The Penal Code does not overlook acts which cause harm and pain but do not amount to torture.

Unfortunately, this focus on the supply side misses half the problem.

The idea was to because everybody overlooks white like pencil drawings, you know?

In thus truncating and trivializing the ongoing ICT revolution, Gordon misses two fundamental processes.

It is often overlooked that security, broadly writ, is not just an Israeli requirement.

And of course, who could escape the irony of a member of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp.

Adat is upheld in Malaysian law, but often not respected in practice.

He acknowledged that domestic legislation still failed to address article 5 issues in a satisfactory manner.

Interrelationships exist between large economic blocs no country can escape that reality.

But this is particularly true in Africa a continent where the crucial role that women play in the economy cannot be missed by even the most casual visitor.

In other cases discrimination is covert, often constituting an invidious part of society that can even go unnoticed by many.

And of course, who could escape the irony of a member of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. being a victim of hacking for a change.

Unfortunately, their important role in this regard is inexplicably overlooked by the Inspector in the first part of the report this inhibits its analysis.

We sometimes feel that our concerns and aspirations are often overlooked because of our smallness and lack of political visibility.

But this distinction misses the larger point the quality of policy matters much more than the level of economic development.

Now in those days, when the number of the disciples was multiplying, a complaint arose from the Hellenists against the Hebrews, because their widows were neglected in the daily service.

And in those days, when the number of the disciples was multiplied, there arose a murmuring of the Grecians against the Hebrews, because their widows were neglected in the daily ministration.

Furthermore, one should not forget local conditions that need to be taken into account in post conflict peacebuilding agendas.

11. The report appears to miss a crucial distinction between physical de concentration of seats of organizations and decentralization of specific Organization apos s functions to the field.

One should not forget that this report constitutes the main formal link between two bodies of vital importance to the United Nations system.

And, of course, none of the proposals advanced here obviate the need for urgent action this year to make progress in resolving protracted conflicts that threaten regional and global stability.

In Canada, writer Gwynne Dyer, at Vancouver weekly free paper Straight.com, argues that pointing out the murderer's religion overlooks some very serious issues

The Basic Principles and Guidelines specifically provided that the resources to which the victims were entitled included not only access to justice but also to reparations, which could take various forms.

She emphasized the vital, often overlooked role played by local voices in putting women's issues on the global and national agenda.

No one here is blind to the challenges we face or the daunting obstacles we must overcome if we are to achieve total success.

While such an approach of necessity omits certain details and projects, it allows more discussion concerning the convergence of the University apos s activities within particular areas.

While not losing sight of the core challenge of contributing to long term development, UNCTAD is working closely with the PA and international partners to establish the irreversible institutional facts on the ground of the future Palestinian State.

As for intergovernmental oversight, one cannot disregard the possibility of cooperation between the Security Council and the Economic and Social Council, under article 65 of the Charter.

We are especially proud of Tajikistan apos s initiative to include institutions of the Commonwealth of Nations in the broad peace keeping activities on the territory of our country that initiative has not been ignored.

ESCWA, therefore, should direct its efforts to raising awareness of the importance of an integrated holistic systemic approach to development without losing sight of the specificities at the national and subregional levels.

Accordingly, we believe that the draft resolution is incompatible with that goal, since transparency does not take into consideration the national production of weapons.

Moreover, the definition of armed conflict in draft article 2 (b) overlooked the fact that belligerents were frequently reluctant to recognize a state of war.

However, my country believes that the debate on Security Council expansion must not eclipse other subjects of vital importance that our leaders will have to consider in September.

Presenting aggregate figures for all regions also obscures another reality the lack, in many parts of the developing world, of adequate data to assess national trends and to inform and monitor the implementation of development policies.

Moreover, by measuring the too big to fail subsidy on the basis of banks long term bonds, the Goldman report misses much. It is a big bank s short term debt that sinks it in a crisis, and it is this debt that is bailed out first.

Iraq has neglected to mention that it is still detaining a number of third country nationals who lost their way or were taken forcibly while in the demilitarized zone, including two Pakistani nationals.

Not because it wasn't beautiful or anything, but because it misses the thing that most students fail to understand about molecular biology, and that is why is there any probability at all of two complex shapes finding each other just the right way so they combine together and be catalyzed?

They also observed that the interpretation in effect conferred a right to remain on persons founding a family and managing to escape detection for a sufficiently long period, an interpretation that, in their view, ignores prevailing standards of international law .

Moreover, it ignores many similar factors that accompanied the debt crisis of the 1970s and 1980s, including a drop in the income of African countries from the revenues of their basic commodities, as well as tax limitations and taxes imposed on goods from developing countries.

For example, the implementation of separate vertical programmes for AIDS and family planning, as is the case in many countries, overlooks the intertwined nature of those issues and leads to duplication and the waste of scarce resources.