Mohanned's observations continued

I fully support his comments on that point.

At the same meeting, Mr. Decaux made his concluding remarks.

At the same meeting, Mr. Bossuyt made his concluding remarks

For his part, Mr. Glistrup had stated that his remarks were unscripted.

The independent expert also presents to the Commission his observations and recommendations.

Imshin, from Israel, takes a trip to Jerusalem and reports his findings here.

Abu Fares, expressed his own observations on the state of the Syrian blogosphere

He published his observations in the work De Stella nova in pede Serpentarii .

The independent expert would also like to present to the General Assembly his observations and recommendations.

France fully shares its observations on meaningful progress made by the people of Kosovo.

The President (spoke in Spanish) I thank Ambassador Denisov for his comments and his comprehensive briefing.

The Working Group transmitted the reply provided by the Government to the source, which made comments on it.

I hope I have understood him correctly because I do not have a transcript of his remarks.

Algerian blogger Nouri shares his observations on anti Zionist sentiments among Arabs of different religions.

Of course, thanks to Under Secretary General Abe for his comments on the report of the Secretary General.

12.33 By letter of 21 April 2005, counsel for the complainant submitted final remarks.

In explaining why it was canceling Watson s lecture, the Science Museum said that his remarks had gone beyond the point of acceptable debate.

Sandmonkey who attended the event, wrote his observations behind the scenes, then mentioned a small demonstration that took place in front of Cairo University.

Many of its observations and recommendations had been made in previous years, but few improvements had occurred.

The Meeting agreed that the Chairperson should highlight the benefits of the Inter Agency Meeting in his opening remarks.

The office only considers denunciations as being credible after carefully studying and comparing them with different sources, including its own direct observations.

Mr. Sardenberg (Brazil) I wish to thank Alvaro de Soto for his comprehensive briefing and insightful comments.

I would also like to thank Under Secretary General Abe, for his useful comments, and Ms. Kawaguchi for her presence here in the Council.

We would also like to thank Under Secretary General Jean Marie Guéhenno for his remarks and the other invited speakers for their important contributions.

Mr. Gill (India) At the outset, please allow me to express our deep appreciation to the President of the General Assembly for his introductory remarks.

In his closing remarks, the Officer in Charge of DITE summarized experts' views on UNCTAD's work programme in this area.

We thank the Secretary General for his very detailed and focused report on the implementation of the Monterrey Consensus from a regional perspective, and we agree with his observations.

This was published after he died his sort of unfinished notes on self reproducing machines, what it takes to get the machines sort of jump started to where they begin to reproduce.

As both the State party and the complainant have commented on the merits of the complaint, the Committee now proceeds to examine the case on its merits.

Debate shall be confined to the question before the Committee, and the Chairperson may call a speaker to order if his or her remarks are not relevant to the subject under discussion.

On 25 April 2005 the Working Group invited the source to submit, by 17 May, observations concerning the reply of the Government.

5.1 By letter of 2 August 2004, the petitioner disputes the State party's submissions on admissibility and reiterates his earlier submissions on the merits.

It has transmitted the reply provided by the Government to the source, which provided the Working Group with its comments.

All interventions shall be confined to the question before the Conference and the President may call a speaker to order if his remarks are not relevant to the subject under discussion.

The Deputy Executive Director ended his remarks by stating that UNICEF welcomes open and frank discussion on the findings and recommendations and he assured the Executive Board of continuing efforts to monitor and improvement implementation.

Ms. Abdelhady Nasser (Observer for Palestine) said, in response to the comments by the representative of Israel, that she categorically rejected his remarks and especially his personal attacks on the Commissioner General.

He published his observations in the small book De nova et nullius aevi memoria prius visa stella (Latin for Concerning the new and previously unseen star ) in 1573.

In his opening remarks, the Chairman stated that the theme of the workshop related to the outcome of the Eleventh Congress and was intended to provide practical guidelines to the implementation of the recommendations of the six workshops.

In his closing remarks, the Deputy Director of the United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute provided an overview of the issues discussed during the day, focusing on lessons learned.

Mr. O'Flaherty agreed that the delegation needed to provide more comprehensive replies to question 6, for example, the positive results referred to in its opening remarks.

History German pharmacologist Hugo Schulz first described such a phenomenon in 1888 following his own observations that the growth of yeast could be stimulated by small doses of poisons.

The report of the Secretary General to which he referred was circulated this morning, but, listening very closely to his remarks, I cannot but fully share his very deep analysis of the situation in Darfur.

On 26 November, the agent of Guinea Bissau requested a postponement of the hearing and, on 29 November 2004, the agent of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines transmitted his observations on the request for postponement.

The Board, in addition to expressing an opinion on the financial statements, is required to make observations with respect to the efficiency of financial procedures, the accounting system, the internal financial controls and, in general, the administration and management of the United Nations.