Provide him with an alibi.

No person who brings a matter to the attention of the Ombudsman or provides information to the Ombudsman shall be subject to reprisals because of such action.

The fact that he was briefed on matters of so little significance shows that he was micro managing the foreign department.

With respect to countries for which no World Bank data was available, UNDP requested the United Nations Statistics Office to provide relevant estimates using World Bank Atlas methodology.

The Permanent Representative of Italy to the United Nations presents his compliments to the Secretary General of the United Nations and, pursuant to paragraph 13 of Security Council resolution 841 (1993), has the honour to provide him with the following information

62. In the light of this information, on 29 July 1993 the Special Rapporteur sent a communication to the Permanent Representative of Tajikistan to the United Nations requesting official information.

And, by mortgaging his entire Middle East policy to the concept of an ideological confrontation against the forces of evil, Bush is putting his entire strategy on the weary shoulders of a defeated Palestinian president without really providing him with the necessary tools.

To that effect the representative has solicited the assistance and contributions of two institutions, the Norwegian Refugee Council and the Refugee Policy Group, which will provide him with an analysis of the institutional structures existing at the international, regional and local levels that can address the needs of internally displaced persons.

The Advisory Committee notes that the General Assembly, in its resolution 57 292, concurred with the intention of the Secretary General to establish an advisory board on a broad geographical basis to advise him on financing matters and overall project issues.

In particular, naming military veterans as Secretary of State and Secretary of Defense will provide him with valuable domestic political cover for an agreement that would inevitably require lifting sanctions on Iran and almost certainly recognizing its right to enrich uranium at a low level of concentration.

In 2002 the Secretary General expressed in his report (A 57 285 and Corr.1) his intention, approved by the General Assembly in its resolution 57 292, to establish an advisory board to advise him on financial matters and to provide advice on overall project issues.