The order referred to a sample.

He pointed to the middle of the page.

Others indicated that it needed further analysis.

The paragraph refers to the following reports

Martin referred to these cells as ES cells.

One representative noted the importance of considering regional evaluations.

Others pointed out that the drafting was overly complicated.

The order referred to a resolution of the Security Council in the following terms

The members of the Council recalled their commitment to the completion strategies of the two Tribunals.

The inclusion of indicators of achievement represented a major step forward.

A number of them referred specifically to the need for prima facie evidence to support the request.

The timetable for submission of reports was mentioned by many.

Some speakers noted that their countries had been victims of terrorism.

He mentioned that 75 countries were late in submitting their reports.

The report indicated the problems of late reporting and lack of monitoring.

Nearly all respondents commented that the meeting had been productive.

He noted several successful examples of national action and international cooperation.

He pointed out that the absence of baseline data was a challenge.

Some provisions of resolution 1483 (2003) had been violated.

He further recalled the content of article 75 of the Vienna Convention.

The Secretary General has also referred to the problem of depleted cash reserves.

And President Obama appropriately pointed to some of them yesterday in his speech.

Speakers referred to the need for effective legislation that included provisions on particular offences.

Speakers referred to the need for a long term comprehensive strategy against terrorism.

Speakers referred to the need for a long term comprehensive strategy against terrorism.

Journalist Syed Ishtiaque Reza pointed out some anomalies in the provision

He indicated that his delegation was willing to discuss an alternative to the word mandatory .

Examples were given of Coptic people holding high public positions.

He pointed out that the Commission attached great importance to educational campaigns.

He suggested that the Human Right Council should assume responsibility for holding Governments accountable.

Privatization continued to be recommended in spite of its failure.

Trafficking in human beings was a matter of growing concern.

Some ministers pointed out that no country should be left behind.

23. All delegations referred to the information revolution sweeping the world.

The Chairman also mentioned the link between economic difficulties and political upheaval.

He indicated that the issue would, when appropriate, be revisited by the Office of Foreign Missions.

There was a need to design an information campaign with activities involving all sectors of society.

He noted the importance of duty free and quota free access to large markets for LDCs and referred to debt cancellation and increases in aid as a moral imperative that also matched the interests of all countries.

Representatives of some of the affected countries cited immunization campaigns and efforts to get children back to school.

Justice for Ayotzinapa.

Tuhin Das observed

SADC endorsed the measures taken within the United Nations system to protect and assist unaccompanied minors, who were among the most vulnerable members of the population, and emphasized that relocating and reconstituting families was the best solution.

The Chancellor of Justice pointed out that both genders should have an opportunity to study these topics.

He recalled that the organization had not yet responded to the questions posed by his delegation.

A recent operational assessment by the World Food Programme (WFP) noted the following