Oral statement and Background paper.

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29. The Court s Web site contains, as well as fundamental constitutional documents, judgments and other legal documents issued, as from the time of the establishment of the site along with the written and oral pleadings of the parties.

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Import controls did not change during the period under review.

Some of the above mentioned publications are only available in English, and some are available in languages other than the two official ones.

This document outlines the ICRC's views on these issues.

This matter is addressed in section III of this working paper.

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The present document has been prepared pursuant to the above request.

71. As mentioned in the introduction to the present document, the theme of a trade efficiency assessment methodology is addressed in document TD B COM.3 10 Add.1.

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This document was submitted on the above mentioned date for technical reasons.

This document was submitted on the above mentioned date for procedural reasons.

The new programme structure is described in annex I to this document.

This document was submitted on the above mentioned date as a result of processing delays.

Only its salient aspects are discussed in the present working paper.

Following is a brief discussion of these patterns in the period under consideration.

This document was submitted on the above mentioned date for technical reasons.

This document is being issued on the above date for technical reasons.

This document was submitted on the above mentioned date for technical reasons.

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A summary of each of those activities is given in annex III to the present report.

This paper is structured systematically to respond to the criteria as outlined in that document.

Also annexes with texts of 1958 N.Y. Convention, p.332 345. UNCITRAL Model Arbitration Law (1985), p. 346 385. Both texts in English and German on facing columns.

This document covers the implementation phase of the CEDAW in Mozambique.

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3. Consequently, the present document contains the comments of the above mentioned Governments and the report of the workshop referred to above.

The above documents are available in all official languages through the Official Document System of the United Nations at http documents.un.org.

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The paragraphs cited in the annex of the present document correspond to those contained in document A 59 5 Add.7.

The working paper is based on the ideas presented in working paper E CN.4 Sub.2 1993 10.

As indicated above, parliamentary elections were to have been held in the spring of 2005.

An overview of the Group's activities during the period 2000 2004 is contained in the attachment to the present report.

This document was submitted on the above mentioned date as a result of processing delays.

Information received subsequent to that date will be included in addenda to the present document.

This note presents findings which draw upon that technical paper.

The present document attempts to incorporate the views expressed in those discussions.3

The provisions of the resolutions are reflected in the present document under the relevant headings.

On the basis of this interpretation or the written text, which is accepted by the Secretariat as representing the official text of the statement, it will be interpreted into the other official languages by United Nations interpreters.

The participation of non governmental organizations in the work of the Special Committee during the period under review is covered in detail in the Special Committee documents (see A AC.109 2005 18) and the present report (see para. 29 above and chap. II, annex, below).

During the period under review, 44 written and 19 oral decisions were rendered.

Not in limitation of the foregoing, quot loss of income quot may be estimated by taking into account estimates of gross revenue from the aforesaid exports, which reasonably could be expected to have been received by the claimant in the absence of the inclusion of the aforesaid commitments in this Protocol, less reasonably estimated costs of production and export that likely would have been incurred by the claimant in connection with lost exports.