The rhetoric of the candidates, of course, changed.

and here we would open brackets and put the text of the language that was agreed to, because that language is not stand alone language.

Some would have preferred that it be stronger, others that it be more proactive.

The Declaration was carefully worded.

Just look after the spit!

It was suggested that the Working Group should consider using alternative language or omitting those references altogether.

There are, however, significant differences in the wording of the MOTAPM recommendations which are weaker than the standards found in the Amended Protocol.

This is reflected, inter alia, in the wording of General Assembly and Commission on Human Rights resolutions year after year.

They nevertheless also recognized that its inclusion was important for other delegations and expressed a willingness to consider alternative language.

As regards the wording in square brackets in subparagraph (a), it was suggested that such wording might not be necessary.

That's an ill phrase, a vile phrase.

David, your language!

In the opinion of several of these delegations, the expression other documents contained in this proposal was too imprecise, and adequate wording would have to be found.

Many States that concurred in the compromise language felt that that result necessarily flowed from the provisions of this paragraph as drafted. We on the other hand, along with some States, had preferred statutory confirmation.

The Chairman That is the wording in paragraph 6, its substantive session .

The view was also expressed that the language contained in paragraph 3 seemed similar to that of a resolution of the Security Council rather than that of a treaty.

Furthermore, that language prepares the way for diluting other development goals in public health and other areas that are not of interest to big business.

The quotation would be the language that was presented to me, including the reference to 2006.

He needed some clarification on that, but I would rather first ask delegations what they understand by it, because it could have several meanings.

The Chairperson suggested wording to that effect.

The Chairperson accepted that wording.

Others covered the subject in general terms under other sections of the national communication.

He hoped that the new wording made clear that the Preparatory Committee was required to make a concentrated effort to reach a consensus on its recommendations.

Those delegations which expressed support for the Commission's formulation of draft article 11 noted that it had adopted a middle ground.

Its concern had been met by the new wording, which was open enough to allow further evidence to be taken into account alongside proof of the method used.

I wish he wouldn't use that revolting expression. It's so common.

On the other hand, concern was expressed regarding a lack of correspondence between the wording of the paragraph and the wording of Article 39 of the Charter.

That is why I put it that way.

The same could be said of other parts of the draft.

Thus our proposed wording for paragraph 8 would read

At the same time, it was suggested that it should be worded more explicitly, limiting diplomatic protection of other legal persons to defending their commercial and property rights.

Attention must be paid to the effect of the actual wording of the Commentary if the wording is drastic, local courts might ignore the changes.

He angered me by his laughter

The draft largely repeated language from previous years.

There were two formulations for article 9 of the draft code.

Did you use the expression nigger in your class?

Instead of the word revolver you used a complicated phrase.

Language was agreed that reflected more closely the exact wording of the Convention for those titles.

Ten of the 16 States that provided the comments on article 9 suggested adopting the wording that had been placed in brackets, adding that it was more concrete and mandatory and was not permissive in character.

Furthermore, his delegation had strong objections to the wording proposed by the European Commission.

In that context, she expressed support for the current wording of draft guideline 3.1.12, which would ensure that essential human rights principles were protected.

Several delegations supported the wording proposed in paragraph 1.

The Chairperson suggested rewording the article to read

A new article shall be added to the Pact, worded as follows

Her delegation therefore supported the proposed wording.