That document would be introduced in due course.

Anything less would be dishonourable, would subvert due process and would potentially disenfranchise Member States.

The reports would be finalized and distributed in due course.

I would add that everyone should also be given his or her due credit, where credit is due.

Is there more clustering than would be due to chance alone?

These weights would continue to be in use until 1998, when the next full place to place surveys would be due.

Repayments would be due only if funds were actually disbursed to the Organization.

He expressed the hope that it would be given due consideration by the Committee.

It was to be hoped that the Special Committee would give the papers due consideration.

The agreement would then be implemented on receipt of the first instalment of costs due

But certainly, it would be the United Kingdom's intention to put forward some suggestions in due course.

Other members did not feel that this would be appropriate and pointed out that such fluctuations would be reflected in due course in future scales of assessments.

That question, however, would be dealt with in the final performance report, which was due to be submitted in early December.

Written replies to the many questions raised and the additional data requested would be provided in due course.

Moreover, IFAD would ensure that the proposals would be subject to adequate quality control and would assure donors of financial due diligence in the operations of the facility.

He assured the Committee that disadvantaged women, including migrants, would be covered, and that the Strategy would pay due attention to the Committee's concluding comments.

Mr. Yumkella would be well placed to ensure that African countries continued to be given priority, while devoting due attention to other regions.

Her education would probably cease or be abbreviated on account of the costs, while she would be quite lost in the culture due to a lack of language or cultural knowledge.

(Do you think) we would be paid back our due when we are dead and reduced to dust and bones?'

(Do you think) we would be paid back our due when we are dead and reduced to dust and bones?'

It would examine how the due diligence standard could best be applied at the individual, community, State and transnational levels.

Prevention strategies would have to take due account of those underlying trends and factors, if they were to be successful.

Information would be provided in due course of the outcome of these enquiries and any action taken by the Secretary General.

If the change in GNI, expressed in United States dollars, is due solely to real economic growth, the index would be 1.0.

Another participant suggested wording that would introduce the idea of due diligence .

The column has to be due south.

The note adds that should the departure from the White House be delayed, a second aircrew would be needed for the return flight due to duty hour restrictions.

In the event of failing to do so the Institute must pay 100 of the pension which would probably be due to the applicant.

The secretariat would in due course prepare a detailed programme of work, as well as the list of documents that would be available during the first substantive meeting of the Committee, to be held on Tuesday, 30 September.

A corrigendum will be issued in due course.

These statistics should be used with due caution.

Due date of first payment to be recorded

Other topics will be discussed in due course.

This may be due to the following factors

In that connection, too, his Government would submit its written comments in due course.

Mr. Yumkella would, he was sure, give due consideration to the needs of Asian countries.

It would also address outstanding matters in its next periodic report due in February 1996.

51. In February 1996, the Zambian Revenue Authority indicated that it was prepared to accept that tax due on earnings from employment for previous years would not be pursued but would be immediately applied to all current and future earnings.

The portion of the assessment due for plan debt service, or assessed plan debt service , would be 10 per cent of 52 million, or 5.2 million.

On the issue of preference erosion, he expressed the hope that due attention would be given to the range of mitigating options suggested by the secretariat.

Due to global warming, cities could be completely submerged.

Governments should ensure that statistics be given due priority.

The Sentencing Judgement is due to be issued shortly.

The programme was due to be evaluated in 2005.

It also underlines that due process must be observed.