Similarly, the issue of Jerusalem is agreed by the two sides to be resolved through negotiations.

Such programmes are not obligatory for either party, and require mutual consent.

Cognizant of the mutually beneficial nature of their relations, the two sides agreed on the importance of expanding and revitalizing the mechanisms of consultations in order to address the issues related to bilateral relations as well as regional and international questions in a coordinated manner.

The marital partners by mutual consent dispose with their joint property.

MONUC is encouraging the parties to address these issues jointly.

Noting also the fundamental differences between the parties in implementing the main provisions of the settlement plan,

7. Notes the fundamental differences between the parties in implementing the main provisions of the settlement plan

Mr. Fahey (Ireland)clarified that the family home now had to be jointly owned by both spouses and that, in older cases, the consent of both spouses was required to dispose of the family home.

(a) The competence of the prospective couple and, if they are adults, their mutual consent.

The parties themselves determine the makeup of the property (excluding the personal property of each).

The parties agreed to that proposal.

The parties also agreed to implement disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programmes with the assistance of the international community that would include the demobilization of considerable numbers of both armies as well as of other armed groups.

The two parties concerned must be urged to settle the Western Sahara dispute politically, in a solution based on autonomy, with an effective transfer of power in accordance with international law.

The deliberations were held in a cordial atmosphere, with both sides expressing a willingness to cooperate with UNMEE in its search for solutions to outstanding issues.

After 140 years of conflict and 100 years of dry streams, a circumstance that litigation and regulation has not solved, we put together a market based, willing buyer, willing seller solution a solution that does not require litigation.

Interpretation was a problem common to both, there was therefore a need to work together to develop a common understanding.

Regretting that progress towards a political solution has been negligible at best and urging both sides to work towards the resumption of negotiations for a comprehensive settlement,

So, we need something different, we need a different kind of solution.

Solution Moves

CO These are three problems with a common solution.

The parties agreed to address the root causes of the conflict and to establish a democratic system of governance in which power and wealth would be equitably shared and human rights guaranteed.

The main reasons for consenting to permissions were the closing of businesses, consensual dismissal, or termination of contract.

Both parties should take advantage of the momentum thus created by doing their part to achieve the two State solution envisioned under the Quartet Road Map.

9. Urges, in this regard, the two parties to continue their cooperation with the Secretary General and his Personal Envoy with a view to reaching a mutually acceptable political solution to this dispute

As an example of the achievements possible in the settlement of claims through the ongoing goodwill of both the Crown and Maori, mention was made of the recent settlement of the Waikato Tainui land confiscation claim.

The 70 Solution

The commission shall submit a proposal on a solution to the Parties.

The two parties reiterated their willingness to cooperate fully with UNMEE in an effort to resolve outstanding issues relating to the maintenance of the Temporary Security Zone.

The Greek Government would want to see the two sides in cooperative negotiations based on the United Nations plan so that outstanding concerns could be addressed and a settlement achieved.

What is more pressing about this resolution is that it causes undue interference in issues that both parties agreed to resolve within the context of direct bilateral negotiations and, thus, risks derailing the peace process further.

The signing of the Memorandum, contrary to attempts of radical forces on both sides to block the achievement of a compromise, testifies to the mutual political will aimed at keeping the momentum for the sake of finding mutually acceptable solutions to the problems of the Middle East settlement.

We look forward to prompt solutions in this area that are agreeable to all parties concerned.

It takes two to call off a deal.

The time that had been allowed for the consultations was adequate and compelled both parties to do their utmost to find solutions and points on which they could agree.

Possible Solutions

Conflict Resolution

A provision allowing for third parties to a volume contract to expressly agree to be bound by derogations from the draft instrument agreed to as between the parties to the contract should be included in the draft instrument

We urge the two parties to spare no effort to resolve the pending issues.

The Committee expresses its hope for the immediate resumption of negotiations between the two parties and for the full implementation of the Quartet's road map for the achievement of the two State solution and the achievement of a comprehensive, just and lasting solution to the question of Palestine.

It was necessary to find a mutually agreed solution to the question of the Falkland Islands (Malvinas) through bilateral talks between the two countries concerned, based on the relevant decisions of the General Assembly.

Both sides expressed the willingness to cooperate fully with UNMEE in the search for solutions to those issues and welcomed the ongoing meetings of the Military Coordination Commission at the sector level.

42. On the question of prisoners of war, the two parties agreed that all remaining prisoners of war would be released in strict conformity with the provisions of the settlement plan and that the parties would cooperate with ICRC until completion of the work under the plan.

Both leaders said that, while efforts to build confidence were important, they should not be a substitute for the search for a settlement.

In Guinea, marriage is concluded by mutual consent, and by law that consent must be given freely by both parties.

Lastly, he agreed with the Special Rapporteur that the process of finding a solution should be an indigenous one.