Debate on the issue therefore resumed in plenary.

This important issue has been discussed for too long.

Now that enlargement has taken place, it is easier to discuss migration objectively.

The Security Council will discuss this matter in depth next Thursday, 13 January 2005.

We look forward to a discussion on the matter next year.

During the discussion of any matter, a member may move the adjournment of the debate on the item under discussion.

The Subcommittee agreed that it was necessary to continue discussing the issue and that it should remain on the agenda of the Subcommittee.

Unless that deeper issue is adequately addressed, any change will be only superficial.

The matter is being discussed at great detail in the press, particularly after the report of the National Commission on the Status of Women.

However, discussion of the question should not take place until 2006.

Following extensive discussion on the proposal, the Conference decided to defer consideration of the matter to its third session.

The Permanent Mission will be very glad to have an opportunity to discuss the issue with you.

The Draft Background Paper for subsequent BSEC activities on this issue is now being discussed.

The majority of Committee members considered that there was no need to address the issue in the current case, without discussing its merits.

Taking note of the views expressed by Member States in the debate on this question at its fifty sixth to fifty eighth sessions,

Taking note of the views expressed by Member States in the debate on this question at its forty ninth to fifty sixth sessions,

He trusted that an official from the Information Technology Services Division would be available to respond to delegations' queries whenever the matter was discussed.

The problem was raised of the duplication of work by one commission and the Third Committee and it was suggested that such an issue would have to be considered in the discussion of reform of the United Nations system.

Adam B. Schiff, in the 23 March 2004 proceedings of the Subcommittee on Crime, Terrorism, and Homeland Security of the Committee on the Judiciary, United States House of Representatives, 108th Congress, 2nd session, Serial No. 74, p. 15.

While there has been discussion on the need to further develop and operationalize the national plan of action to prevent the recruitment of child soldiers, cooperation on this issue has yet to be seen.

It was duly followed up until the item was biennialized and then practically forgotten.

On 12 January, the Security Council held an open debate on the question concerning Haiti.

Recalling that the Advisory Committee first raised this issue in a discussion in chapter I of its first report on the proposed programme budget for 1986 1987, the Committee intends to revert to this issue when it takes up the proposed programme budget for 2006 2007.

10. Notes the ongoing discussion on the question of a suitable permanent follow up mechanism and the different views expressed thereon in the Working Group, and recognizes the need for a discussion on this issue

5. Encourages the implementation of partnership initiatives voluntarily undertaken by some Governments, international organizations and major groups, and calls for further discussion of this matter within the Commission on Sustainable Development

The Procurement Service will also discuss this issue during the annual Chief Procurement Officers conference, scheduled to take place at Headquarters in the last week of April 2005.

The issue is complicated by the Hudood Laws, provisions of which place the burden of proof on the female who alleges that she has been sexually molested or raped. (Hudood laws are discussed under article 15).

The question is this.

Taking note of the views of Member States expressed in the debate on this question at its forty ninth, fiftieth, fifty first, fifty second, fifty third, fifty fourth and fifty fifth sessions,

The representative of Cuba said that the main obstacle to SME survival and growth was the lack of access to financing, and that issue should be discussed by the Commission.

Unfortunately, the approach of carrying out discussions on this issue behind closed doors was continued, with States being asked to agree on the text of the draft resolution without any possibility for discussion.

During the Open ended Working Group discussion on this issue, Parties noted their intent to address related issues at the Meeting of the Parties, and three Parties put forward specific nominations for co chairs for the technical options committees.

In response, the latter was informed of the Minister's intention to discuss the matter with the Minister in charge of GIS.

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.

The Board could hold a one day or half day session, and the President could prepare a summary of the discussions to be sent to New York through the usual channels.

That issue could not be discussed at the United Nations indefinitely To help the Organization in its consideration of the matter and enable it to adopt appropriate measures, the Special Committee should send to Puerto Rico a visiting mission to observe the situation on the ground and in good time report its findings to the Committee.

Following a discussion on this matter, the Commission agreed that the secretariats should cooperate, as appropriate, to coordinate work on this issue.

The subject of today's debate is of huge importance five years after the last Council resolution on this issue, the situation for civilians caught up in armed conflict remains critical.

Tell me how to solve the problem.

This is not just another plenary debate.

These different levels are discussed in detail below.

And, because those who believed this (virtually everyone whose voices were heard) belatedly perceived its insulting connotation, discussing the matter has caused considerable anguish in the years since.

So far as this matter is concerned, I am completely satisfied.

Therein lies a profound contradiction.

Why did you start blogging about this?