I try and revisit historic events

I'm going to go through them very quickly and then revisit them.

My delegation welcomes this opportunity to revisit the question of Security Council reform.

So each window is an image and is a world that I often revisit.

The Working Group decided that it would revisit that issue at a later date.

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However, the Commission would revisit the issue of establishing a completion deadline at its next session.

This is a good moment for us to revisit issues such as membership, functions and the agenda.

The revisit capability of the satellite also played a role in the potential applications of the images collected.

Oversight bodies may wish to revisit such studies with a view to formulating specific recommendations facilitating management improvements.

In that context, donors should also revisit their funding formats to facilitate long term cooperation at the regional level.

Her delegation was concerned at the increasing tendency to request the Committee to revisit peacekeeping budgets throughout the year.

Paragraph (3) should empower the court to revisit the decision to recognize the foreign proceeding if the circumstances so required.

Thus we must revisit our practices and conduct, enhance mutual understanding and joint work in order to reverse the current trend.

The group agreed to revisit the promotion of regional synergy during the NAPA implementation phase once sufficient NAPAs have been finalized.

Excluding the adjustment for local conditions, the Commission was happy to revisit the procedure initially established to adjust the salary scale.

We would, of course, as I have noted, wish to revisit the question of the outer space ad hoc committee mandate.

While accepting the recommendation of the working group, the Commission intended to revisit the issue at the time of the next review.

The Expert Group agreed to revisit the issue once the needs and circumstances of developing countries had been addressed in the different chapters.

We, the leaders of this world, have been called on at this time to revisit past commitments and ensure that they are implemented.

Even in my gallery shows, I try and revisit historic events like Babri Masjid, distill only its emotional residue and image my own life.

Moreover, the Supreme Court had denied his own application to revisit its decision in his case, which therefore remained binding on the lower courts.

After 37 years of being denied access to OPT by Israel, the Special Committee wonders whether Israel should not revisit the reasons behind such refusal.

The international community should revisit those steps as the most reliable means of making progress towards disarmament and non proliferation, and endeavour to implement them.

IRS 1C, which was launched on 6 December 1995, was characterized by an improved spatial resolution, extended spectral bands, stereo viewing and faster revisit capability.

In paragraph 160, the Administration agreed with the Board's recommendation that it revisit its strategy for raising funds to ensure the sustainability of trust fund programmes.

The Committee will also revisit the subject when it considers the reports of the Secretary General on UNOMIL, UNAMIR and UNOSOM in the autumn of 1998.

In paragraph 484, the United Nations Postal Administration agreed with the Board's recommendation that it revisit its policy on the destruction and disposition of off sale stamps.

UNICEF plans to revisit this issue in the context of the review by the Private Sector Division of the Financial Regulations and Rules (see para. 351 above).

The latest proposal to amend the law had been very narrowly defeated in the 2002 referendum, and the Government had no further plans to revisit the issue.

However, in the future, it may be useful to revisit the note of guidance to ensure that the building and sharing of institutional memory and lessons are maximized.

It is with this understanding that my delegation stands ready to revisit the question of the cut off treaty, using the Shannon report as a basis to begin.

Do we really need to revisit the agenda every year when our programme of work also allows us to set priorities for our sessions on an annual basis?

And I revisit this world thinking about the image or cliché about what we want to do, and what are the words, colloquialisms, that we have with the expressions.

The ideal of a unified Europe, though not designed to explode, could well disintegrate nonetheless. To understand why, it helps to revisit the intellectual origins of the European Union.

As it is impracticable for the ICC to revisit 50 applications at once, a possible amendment to the ICC rules of procedure would be to insert a reassessment clause.

My delegation will revisit this issue in order to negotiate and adopt the programme narratives in question, both in the Committee for Programme and Coordination and in the Assembly.

He further referred to the United Nations reform, stating that it could be the opportunity to revisit the Working Group, which could report directly to the Human Rights Council.

In view of that fact, my delegation reserves the right to revisit any issues that were not properly considered and on which no concrete action was taken on this occasion.

And now former s.s. Captain lutze will revisit his old haunts, satisfied perhaps that all that is awaiting him in the ruins on the hill is an element of nostalgia.

It is now time for the Security Council to revisit its pre April 2003 resolutions on Iraq and to dismantle the relevant legal, bureaucratic and other structures that have outlived their relevance.

The group agreed to explore synergy with existing regional networks and to revisit the promotion of regional synergy during the NAPA implementation phase once a sufficient number of NAPAs have been finalized.

In the opinion of the Committee, the Secretary General should therefore be requested to revisit the matter and to submit a proposal that would be consistent with the intent of the Assembly.

In this context, the Special Committee is of the view that Israel, after all these years of denying the Committee access to the occupied territories, should revisit the reasons behind that refusal.

39. This has important consequences for trade and development. In particular, it offers unprecedented possibilities to revisit the concept of an international division of labour based on the theory of comparative advantages.