However, only one witness can shed new light on this tragic riddle.

Several recent developments shed light on the need for further institutional and political development.

Occurred to me it might shed a spot of light on all this howdoyoudo.

This, in turn, may shed new light on whether the universe is open or closed.

A look at the text of the statement may shed some light on the question.

17. Information on one source of development financing, however, may shed further light on the future situation.

For instance, precedents or examples from the field of investment could shed light on the matter.

59. The investigations are continuing to seek to shed light on the extent of these crimes.

I call on all parties concerned to shed light on the archives issue and bring it to speedy resolution.

In the process, I've gathered a few fragments that help me shed some light on this puzzle.

Finally, the surveys shed little light on poverty at disaggregated levels, especially broken down by gender.6

What country experience might shed light on how to solve this problem of SME representation in umbrella organizations?

The independent expert hopes that the establishment of the Truth Commission will shed more light on these and other crimes.

Further analysis is needed to shed light on this phenomenon, properly assess its positive and negative aspects, and address policy related issues.

It is hoped the findings will shed new light on the behaviour of the unique flying mammals and help guide future conservation activities.

In order to shed light on possible links with other countries, the police have intensified their cooperation with their counterparts in neighbouring States.

The information provided did not shed additional light on various assumptions related to the definitions of anthropogenic activities and their treatment for emission reporting purposes.

And what we're learning is going to shed some light on what the romantic writers and poets described as the celestial openness of the child's mind.

Mr. Rustom (Syrian Arab Republic) I should like to shed some light on the status of Syrian young people and on the challenges facing them in the third millennium.

I know that it is a very difficult question, but anything you can say on this that will shed some light on the procedure would be useful for the Conference.

In a communiqué issued on 27 April 1998 (SG SM 6360), I deplored the crime and expressed the hope that light would soon be shed on the circumstances behind it.

46. Within the context of the Vienna Conventions, it was of the utmost importance that the Commission shed some light on the problems relating to impermissible reservations.

Mr Bain, who lives about 500m from the sea, posted footage of the spectacle on Periscope in the hope someone could shed light on the appearance of the two inch fish.

The nuclear testing programme which had been carried out at the people s expense had shed light on the effects on man and the environment of exposure to excessive doses of radiation.

3. The Commission recognizes the need expressed by many developing countries, in particular LDCs, for empirical studies to shed further light on the impact on development of liberalizing domestic investment regimes.

You lead your regiment like cattle from shed to shed.

Three particular items were set aside for intensive expert scrutiny to ascertain whether they could shed light on the activation mechanism of the device used to trigger the explosion.

Mr. Ramadan did not know any of Mr. Abu Adass's other friends or associates and could shed no light on Mr. Abu Adass's whereabouts or the identity of Mohammed .

My delegation would like to shed light on some issues that are important to my delegation, as Thailand is also a country affected by the tsunami disaster last December.

196. The Committee requests that the next report should contain gender specific statistics so as to shed light on the results of the various programmes proposed and awaiting realization.

But Allah will deliver them from the evil of that Day, and will shed over them a Light of Beauty and (blissful) Joy.

But Allah will deliver them from the evil of that Day, and will shed over them a Light of Beauty and (blissful) Joy.

Now, images have power to shed light of understanding on suspicion, ignorance, and in particular I've given a lot of talks on this but I'll just show one image the issue of HIV AIDS.

In that context, his delegation welcomed the adoption of the Agenda for Development, which did not address new issues but rather shed new light on old issues in an integrated manner.

The conclusions of the commission of inquiry appointed by the then President of the Republic reportedly led to no arrests and shed no light on who was responsible for the massacre.

In the shed.

Shed a tear!

However, although an evaluation of the UNDAF process is premature, the forthcoming assessment of the UNDAF pilot phase will shed further light on this matter and will identify areas for further action.

In response to a question by human rights defenders, he declared publicly that it was important to return these documents in order to help shed light on cases currently before the courts.

Which he shed on us abundantly through Jesus Christ our Saviour

Which he shed on us abundantly through Jesus Christ our Saviour

It is not long ago that job creation was negative and the unemployment rate stood at 10 . The problem is that the headline numbers shed only partial light on what may lie ahead.

In spite of his promise, Chekroun failed to provide additional documents to the Group that would shed light on the financial transactions of Ordan Ltd. and Elite Africa Ltd. relating to these vehicles.

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3. The report of the Expert of the Secretary General, Ms. Graca Machel, on the impact of armed conflict on children shed significant light on some practical issues that should be taken into consideration regarding recruitment, voluntary recruitment and indirect participation.