I just want to flag that.

The representative of France made that point in his statement a moment ago.

The Chairman pointed out that draft article 7 made that very point.

It indicates what would be the focus of the three reports.

We wish to put that on record.

On that basis, the report can be seen to accuse Syria.

That was implicitly conceded by the State party when it dropped all the charges against them.

Indeed, Israel's Prime Minister made that clear in December 2003, when outlining the disengagement initiative for the first time.

Paragraph 32 of the report indicates that the prototype could be limited to one duty station.

I made the point, which has also been made so clearly by most speakers today, that we are not there yet.

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The representative of the United States of America answered in the affirmative, suggesting that the drafting group could amend the text to make this clear.

It's the eternal problem of the ancient Greeks.

The secretariat extended 41 invitations to national focal points for inventory experts to participate in this training.

I pointed out deficiencies in this vessel.

In this regard, several delegations pointed out that more time would be required to reflect upon the options.

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And the one thing I'd like to point out here is that we've done this before.

So the one feature I want to point out is specifically these two curves only intersect at the origin.

In indicator of achievement (i), delete , as evidenced by the voting on the relevant resolutions .

Given that fact, Lebanon wished to note a number of points which gave it cause for concern.

It was pointed out that staff had not been informed about this shift in the focus of job interviews and there was a need to ensure that this was fully understood by staff.

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Mr. CHIKANDA (Zimbabwe) observed that that question had already been discussed and an explanation given when the point had been raised by Japan.

Some proponents of that view suggested that the issue be explained in the guide to enactment.

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6.7 As to the claim under article 26 of the Covenant, the Committee finds that the author has failed to present any arguments substantiating this claim.

In this connection, the Committee points out that potential savings have been expressed as ranges the total of 140 million represents the mid point the level of 140 million has also been described by the representatives of the Secretary General as being preliminary.

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4.3 As to the alleged violation of article 14, paragraph 1, of the Covenant, the State party first observes that the author has failed to substantiate that allegation.

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Thus we praise this legislative approach and dwell here on one point relating to the destruction referred to in this article.

Briefly, I should like to say that combating terrorism has become one of the main priorities of the United Nations, as has been demonstrated in recent years.

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It's a bit silly after 3 years, wouldn't it?

However, it is also important to note that in 2003 a woman (Ene Ergma) was elected as the Speaker of the Parliament.

The terrorists know that, and so do we.

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The Chairman noted that one State, which shared this view, noted that entitlement to a nationality within the constitutional framework of the State was consistent with its founding document, the Treaty of Waitangi it was against this background that it understood the meaning of the article.

The Special Rapporteur has noted that a State's obligation to eliminate gender discrimination is one of immediate effect and failure to do so constitutes a human rights violation.

In that context, he pointed out that the intention of the parties to a treaty was often ambiguous or impossible to prove.

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On that point, we are also reminded that the Conference on Disarmament and the Disarmament Commission lamentably remain deadlocked, a point that Member States must address speedily.

Some members noted that the margin had increased since the previous year, bringing it closer to the desirable midpoint.