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

The remainder indicated that a plan or strategy was under preparation.

He had also been accused of being soft on or justifying terrorism.

That was the rule followed in the United States and he knew of no basis in international law or practice to the contrary.

He also indicated that the creation of a contract management capacity in each ministry was being considered.

He recalled that, in the lead up to the São Paulo Conference, the discussion on resource requirements had been deferred to a later stage.

The Commissioner indicated that he would appreciate receiving a definitive response in the coming days.

He advised that where experts designated certain measures to be priorities, it should be explained why.

Subsequently, the delegation of Denmark indicated that it had intended to vote in favour the delegation of Luxembourg indicated that it had intended to abstain.

He observed that over the previous 10 days, extraordinary progress had been made faced with extraordinary challenges.

He noted that the fishing industry was being encouraged to bring back to port, and dispose of, their material free of charge.

He had also noted that, owing to the legacy of the Soviet system, in legal proceedings the public prosecutor was superior to defence lawyers.

He noted that while the number of refugees worldwide had decreased, the number of internally displaced persons continued to rise.

The Gambia's Constitution established that women must have equal political, economic and social opportunities.

The report also noted that the feasibility of an Organization wide approach to automating administrative processes would be assessed.

He also mentioned that he had approached authorities of the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya and South Africa but that nothing had yet come of it.

Following the last meeting of the Working Group, informal consultations had been held to continue consideration of the draft protocol.

President Nkurunziza noted that a regional approach to ensuring peace and security in the Great Lakes region should be encouraged.

The order referred to a sample.

The Special Rapporteur noted that he would take the Constitution and the international human rights treaties ratified by Ecuador as the legal frame of reference for his observations.

He pointed out that the validity of a handwritten signature could also be determined by a court after the fact if it was challenged by one of the parties.

He stated that there was no overlap between the three bodies and that Mexico could not propose that one of these bodies be dissolved.

The junta drafted a constitution as part of the normalization process, but critics have pointed out that it contains provisions that will reinforce military control in the bureaucracy.

In his State of the Island Address, the Governor announced that the economy of Guam had finally stabilized and had experienced growth for the first time in 10 years.

The representative of TEAP noted that it would not be able to meet the seven month deadline contained in the proposal.

The person considered as the shipper will also have the opportunity to escape its liability if it proves that it is not the shipper by indicating who is really the shipper.

The report noted that it was difficult to determine expected outputs for academic activities, and even more so to link such outputs with resources utilized (inputs).

He noted, by way of example, that, despite the Assistant Secretary General's assurances, he had witnessed commercial vehicles entering the premises between 9 and 10 a.m.

In that connection, he indicated that he would convene a meeting only when there were sufficient speakers on the list for that meeting.

He indicated that the interrogation of the suspected persons and the Syrian witnesses might be carried out in a third venue in order not to provoke any negative feelings between the Syrian and the Lebanese people.

One delegation suggested that UN Oceans play a greater role in reporting on specific issues under discussion in the Consultative Process.

Both President Museveni and President Kagame stated that, to their knowledge, no arms had entered the Democratic Republic of the Congo from their territories.

He pointed out that 300 soldiers had been convicted of sex crimes, although he added that this was not enough.

Noting that national and regional needs would be taken into account in creating regional information hubs, he recalled that concerned regions and countries must be consulted.

Another speaker noted that it would be useful to review the outstanding reservations made by Member States and referred to the work of the Council of Europe in that regard.

New draft laws on languages, on the concept of ethno national policy and on the restoration of the rights of persons deported on the basis of nationality were currently being prepared.

The previous report pointed to a meeting held on 26 August 2004 between Mr. Hariri and President Al Assad, which appeared to bring that conflict to a head.

He also noted that 16 additional replies to the questionnaire for the seventh survey had been received since the submission of the report, which would be summarized in a future addendum.

He referred to the Nouméa Accord currently being implemented, which had created three provinces of New Caledonia, and was seen as an important step towards self governance.

Others indicated that it needed further analysis.

Obama also pushed the reset button with Russia, and suggested that he might freeze Bush s plan to deploy a missile defense system in the Czech Republic and Poland.

He further noted that the Saint Helena status should not be included in their new constitution as it was not a human right and, therefore, not applicable.

Recalling the information given in paragraph 65 of his report, he reiterated that as soon as he had discovered the situation, shortly after his appointment, he had taken steps to obtain the release of the persons concerned.

Some countries feared that there was too little emphasis on the disarmament dimension of the Treaty, as opposed to the non proliferation dimension.

Decisions regarding whether to go for a consensus, majority, or compromise should be made by the sponsor(s) of the resolution.