The CHAIRMAN pointed out that the paragraph reflected correctly the content of the informal discussions which had taken place.

The correction is being reflected in this statement.

That would reflect the specific interests of the Eastern European region and ensure the truly global nature of the Convention.

It also reflected the persistence of social injustice.

Snapshots of the balance at any particular point in time did not properly reflect the full picture of multi year project requirements.

That reflects not only budgetary considerations, but also the importance of the active involvement of the relevant States in bringing about justice.

According to established procedures such vouchers should be reflected promptly in the accounts and accurately in the financial statements.

It is certain that in the future those indexes will reflect the present gains.

At the same time, as rightly noted in the report of the Secretary General, the reaction to this proposal to establish a new human rights body reflected a broad range of views.

Right reverse.

Obligations arising under international law to secure the right to access justice and fair and impartial proceedings shall be reflected in domestic laws. To that end, States should

51. The chairpersons took note of the report of the Secretary General reflecting the views of the six human rights treaty bodies on the preliminary conclusions of the International Law Commission,4 paragraph 3 of which correctly reflects the position of the chairpersons

He hoped that future reports would better reflect the situation.

This number reflects only those that are officially reported.

When the amendment came into force, the Parties would be obligated to ensure that their national law reflected the regime of privileges and immunities adopted by those amendments.

The present membership structure is clearly unbalanced and does not truly reflect the composition of the United Nations or the principle of equitable geographical representation.

The principles and purposes enshrined in the Charter reflect the true aspirations of humanity.

UNHCR accepts this recommendation which reflects a genuine problem.

Obligations arising under international law to secure the right to access justice and fair and impartial proceedings shall be reflected in domestic laws. To that end, States should

They therefore more accurately reflect the losses incurred by the agricultural producers.

(ii) In the third sentence, insert clearly before reflect

The speaker hoped that the change would be reflected in all official languages.

This ideal well reflects the situation in many highly developed countries.

Revised 1996 1997 and proposed 1998 1999 budgets reflect the modifications.

A mind would indicate a brain, and a brain...

Secondly, any widening of the scope of application should clearly reflect the element of risk.

(b) The discussion section should reflect views expressed in a precise and objective manner.

It was indicated that such a procedure could affect many other duty stations, and would not properly reflect the actual cost of living in New York.

Pending the outcome of the review of all mandates older than five years, it is not possible to identify activities that could be terminated, deferred, curtailed or modified to accommodate the requirements reflected in the present revised estimates.

This was, sadly, reflected within the United Nations human rights programme.

Government responses

A detailed examination of these agreements is now ongoing with a view to determining whether they adequately reflect the responsibility of the respective host Government for the safety and security of United Nations personnel.

This is all the more regrettable because in this way the balance between the three pillars of the treaty is no longer properly reflected in the documents of the Conference.

Thus the formulation as it first appears in draft report A CN.10 2005 CRP.2 Rev.3 is incorrect it does not reflect what happened.

93. The view was expressed that the text in paragraphs 15.8 and 15.12 to 15.15 should be modified so as to reflect more accurately the recent mandates adopted by the Commission.

By the way, this video is pretty accurate of how the landing took place, you know, about four years ago.

25. Attitude is established by top management and is reflected in all aspects of management s actions.

Steps have been taken by Governments to better reflect these rights in national law.

The Committee noted that those views were reflected in the official records before them.

The level of required cross borrowing implies a worrying further decline in liquidity.

I do not believe it is an accurate reflection of what was being discussed those are not issues that you were willing to discuss on 18 or 19 July.

It is possible that this could reflect a real reduction in cocaine manufacturing or trafficking or both.

A scale should be sought that would be a better and more just reflection of the economic situation of members.

The United Nations Detention Facility agreement was amended accordingly to reflect that position.

The German position is reflected correctly in the analytical summary, although the Secretariat does not refer to the replying Member State in citing a reply.