A draft constitution for the country is currently under discussion.

We've... talked of this before, haven't we?

(ii) At the time of the preparation of the present report, the mechanics of participation were still under discussion.

But before we start we set this golden rule.

We participated in the discussions prior to the adoption in a spirit of consensus.

There is no other forum for such discussions until the start beginning of the annual session of the General Assembly.

But before talking about what we might see, let me describe the particles we already know of.

Discussions on orphaned children were premature until detailed assessments could be completed.

The proposal to discuss programme design before launching of appeals was also welcomed.

Designated officials, as a matter of course, also visit the Department at Headquarters for briefings and discussions prior to and during their appointments.

There is a side that leads the front line discussion, and there is a side that leads the back line discussion.

However, the matter was still under discussion.

No talk of past errors. Always look forward.

I'm not interested.

The First Committee had been unable to discuss the issue in depth, since it had taken up the question only minutes before completing its work for the fifty second session.

After discussion, the Working Group decided that

A key question was whether discussions centred around distribution of benefits would take place only after there was a final product, or even prior to the development of a product.

It encourages the State party to involve Parliament in a discussion of the report before its submission to the Committee.

And this links up with a lot of the other ideas that have been talked about.

But it also tells us something about one of these facts that we talked about before.

We talked earlier about the Arab Spring, and the power of all this.

Among the issues discussed were the presentation by NGOs of written submissions prior to the consideration of reports.

The group of four is saying that the question of the veto should be discussed after 15 years the AU is saying that it should be discussed now.

This will be discussed by the inter agency operations group before 15 November 2005.

A new bill is currently being debated by the House of Representatives.

Among those were nine issues that had been discussed prior to the meeting by the Advisory Expert Group using an online web based forum ( e discussions ).

The Chairman Before calling on the first speaker in the general debate, I should like to discuss a couple of organizational matters.

The papers presented at that event are now being edited and will be published in 1998.

There was a lively discussion on the dialogue of the two major religions.

Discussions should be stepped up so that draft articles could be adopted on second reading before the mandate of current members of the Commission had ended.

This matter has been brought up in previous seminars and meetings of the Special Committee.

A working paper presented by the Chairman is still under discussion.

Discussions with the Government of Germany on these issues are ongoing.

Topics to be treated in this publication are currently under discussion.

As discussed under the section on management, currently, the linkages between the regional and country programmes are largely non existent.

Knowing that Pitcairn's constitutional review had been deferred until after 2006, he added that it seemed logical to precede this process with discussions on self determination.

Having discussed the issue of racism and the Internet during its third session, the IGWG decided that this part of the seminar should be devoted to

At the same time, discussions continue on a number of key issues with a view to arriving at an agreement before the first Conference of the States Parties.

I'll speak on this later on.

The Eleventh Congress will provide a forum for the discussion of issues of particular concern to African countries and the outcome of the debate should, where appropriate, inform the deliberations of the Round Table.

As we come to the end of the seminar, I look forward to seeing the conclusions arrived at after the three days of deliberation.

Another one third reported that they were under discussion.

However, all the other proposals are also still on the table.

He recalled that, in the lead up to the São Paulo Conference, the discussion on resource requirements had been deferred to a later stage.

This workshop was a first early step in the preparations for producing the Third Assessment Report by the year 2000.