Those who contribute and the people whom they represent have a rightful claim to this information.

The table below outlines the category of participant based on those 2,522 who indicated their affiliation.

I should note with deep regret and surprise that the Ambassadors invited here, i.e. the States they represent, have not taken necessary measures.

Later all European Union member States with ambassadors in Nepal separately recalled their ambassadors for consultations in view of the seriousness of developments there.

quot (c) Suspend scientific and technical cooperation and cultural exchanges and visits involving persons or groups officially sponsored by or representing the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro)

At the same time, the organization must submit to the secretariat the names of those who will represent it at the Conference. Any late changes in that list of names must also be submitted to the secretariat.

I thank most particularly those who spoke on behalf of their organizations and of their Member States for the sympathy and support they expressed to my people, who are going through a very difficult period.

They acknowledged that under the city's special constitution, the Basic Law, these elections could be the first opportunities for the territory to choose its representatives according to the principle of one person, one vote.

The lesson is that Commissioners should focus on their specific tasks, bearing in mind the interests of the EU rather than those of their country of origin.

As the Chilean economist and politician Carlos Ominami put it The children of democracy have become the prime movers of change the social movement they represent lacks political leadership, and the country s political forces have practically broken off all their connections to the social world.

As a result, neither the Salvadorian State nor persons acting on its behalf or in its place can claim that the existence of an armed conflict justified the commission of serious acts of violence in contravention of one or other of the human rights treaties mentioned above or of the applicable instruments of humanitarian law binding on the State.

For their part, the participants in the Conference, both personally and within the framework of the organizations that they represent, shall do everything in their power to assist the victims of radiological accidents and prevent nuclear disasters in future, in order to eliminate the very possibility of nuclear cataclysms.

Such observers may, upon invitation of the President, participate without the right to vote in the proceedings of any meeting in matters of direct concern to the body or agency they represent, unless at least one third of the Parties present at the meeting object.

The session chair, Mr. Dennis Shea, and the session moderator, Mr. Michael Cohen, managed to create an environment conducive to genuine dialogue with an interested audience, including several ministers and youth representatives who developed and challenged the ideas and policies of those institutions represented on the panel.

In his eighth report (A CN.4 557), the Special Rapporteur had put forward the view that, in addition to the persons authorized under that Convention to commit the State that they represented at the international level, there might be other persons who were in effect empowered to do so.

The US and those representing it have been guilty of hubris (the US may often be the indispensable nation, but it would be better if others pointed this out), and examples of inconsistency between America s practices and its principles understandably provoke charges of hypocrisy.

It does not reflect the influence of some new regional powers, while immorally equating countries whose representatives are democratically elected and those whose representatives speak only for themselves or their juntas, at best.

Using the Arria formula, which has been referred to recently in this Hall, is only another way to hide or obscure the lack of transparency through a supposed consultation with representatives of civil society, where no one really knows who they are nor what interests they really represent.