They agreed to significant measures to strengthen the Group.

They agreed that it was necessary to establish an institutional mechanism for ensuring such synergies.

They agreed that the revision should be seen as a part of building an integrated economic statistics programme.

They did. They agreed with me.

That made sense. And they agreed.

Ministers expressed their appreciation for the efforts undertaken by the Presidency and agreed that Italy would assure coordination on the ground.

They agreed to consider further ideas and reconvene in 2005.

They also agreed with CNDDR that rehabilitation work should commence.

They agreed on the importance of making full use of the experience gained at these seminars.

They agreed that his first year at Juilliard would be counted as his senior year at Cornell.

They agreed that this adjustment exercise was useful and should continue during the 2005 reviews, with the consent of Parties concerned.

All have agreed that the task of ending this crisis is extremely urgent given its negative impact on the Ivorian population.

They agreed on the importance of further steps to enhance security and to achieve a political settlement.

The experts discussed at length prohibition of armed attacks on nuclear installations and agreed that such attacks were not permissible in any circumstances.

And they agreed that the United Nations needed to become more, not less, actively engaged in shaping our common future.

Government and NGO representatives attended, agreeing that such meetings should be regular.

They also agreed that progress in the various priority areas must be made symmetrically and simultaneously.

At the meeting, participants agreed on terms of reference for the Committee formulated its long term objectives developed its programme of work and agreed on its governance.

They further agreed that in order to reinforce this directive, the commanders of the three military forces should meet immediately at Sarajevo Airport under the chairmanship of the United Nations.

This was on a Friday afternoon, and the office had been locked up for the weekend.

They considered the talks to be very useful and agreed that it would be desirable to reconvene the bilateral talks in the near future.

They agreed to pursue those issues in the relevant national, regional and international forums in support of small island developing States.

They further agreed that, in order to reinforce that directive, the commanders of the three military forces should meet immediately at Sarajevo Airport under the chairmanship of the United Nations.

It was agreed that all violence against women was barbaric and contemptible and they called for strict legislation against violence directed at women during wartime.

With regard to information, the participants discussed the question of establishing a database and agreed that the system chosen should enhance cooperation and prevent duplication.

They agreed that countries such as the United States of America, the People apos s Republic of China, Japan and the Russian Federation can contribute to regional security through the maintenance of stable relationships and the adoption of positive policies towards the region.

In other situations, they agreed that greater self governance over cultural, religious or linguistic matters might be a more suitable course of action.

They agreed that there had been some continuing progress in certain areas, but pointed out that, in the key issues of returns and decentralization, the absence of progress was a serious cause for concern.

The participants discussed the need to use pre existing mechanisms to settle disputes and agreed to set up subcommissions on security and defence matters and diplomatic affairs.

They agreed to continue and intensify their lobbying campaign to save the banana industry, which was the principal means of livelihood for a significant number of people in the CARICOM region.

And if we repeat this process to like 10 different people and all of them agree on what the new word is, then we get one more word digitized accurately.

The donors agreed to give full support to mechanisms established to determine rehabilitation priorities and the modalities for funding and implementation of projects and also agreed to develop a common approach among themselves for the allocation of resources.

The Ministers acknowledged the role of private broadcasting in modern public information and communication processes and agreed that private practitioners should be encouraged to complement the efforts of government agencies.

10. They agreed that the principles of the Charter of the United Nations and the relevant resolutions, particularly the resolutions of the Security Council, provide the correct and best basis for the achievement of a comprehensive, just and durable peace in the region.

The donors endorsed the findings of the report, and agreed that the World Bank, in consultation with them, would develop a set of indicators against which the performance of both parties could be measured.

They agreed that it would be in CARICOM apos s interest to negotiate an arrangement for entry into NAFTA and that, with the involvement of the social partners, early steps were needed to ensure that the region was adequately prepared for the process of negotiation of accession.

The Ministers stressed that BONAC must not be allowed to experience any impediment and advised the BONAC Co operation Committee and Technical Committee to endeavour to work harder and avail Member Countries with effective operational and technical strategies to enhance their functions.

If politicians change course and agree this December to invest significantly more in research and development, we would have a much greater chance of getting this technology to the level where it needs to be.

They agreed on a course of action to promote a high level political dialogue on these issues with their development partners and to sensitize the international community to the plight of the LDCs.

They also agreed to hold the International Conference on Peace and Development in Central America at Tegucigalpa, Honduras on 24 and 25 October 1994.

Afterwards, members of the Council held informal consultations and agreed in general with the assessment of the situation by the Under Secretary General.

They also agreed that combating such a crime effectively required concerted efforts and strategies at the national, regional and international levels and, above all, strong political will and determination on the part of Governments.

Many participants underlined the importance of having a thorough discussion on the mandates and modalities of the proposed new body prior to its creation, and agreed that hasty decisions should be avoided.

Agreed to provide assistance in concert with other members of the international community in the development of a civilian force as a professional organization for maintaining the peace and respect for human rights in that strife torn country

A few weeks ago, our political leaders gathered here at the High level Plenary Meeting and agreed on a set of goals aimed at the promotion of economic and social development and at the institutional reform of the Organization.