I've often thought about it.

I suggest you take the matter under serious consideration.

The matter should therefore be given further consideration.

And he said essentially, I have considered the issue.

Having considered the report of the Secretary General on the subject,

Two questions... have come to the forefront during the last month... taking priority over all other political questions.

The Special Rapporteur is considering intervening with his views on this matter.

I think we both need a little time to think this over.

And you take those four instances and you realize you have a complex problem.

So let's ask another question.

In that connection, consideration was given to the issues described below.

I think that when I think about the replay, I think that we can probably work it out, Coker said.

Lying here, indisposed you must have had time to consider the problem.

Article 15 should take into account this kind of problem.

In this regard, the following issues warrant consideration

The Chairman wondered whether the matter could be resolved in the Second Committee.

There was also a tendency to consider economic outcomes to the exclusion of social development issues, including those concerning the poor.

Perhaps that problem should be taken into account in the text.

Nonetheless, the issue was likely to be considered in the future.

If there was a way to avoid taking the issue to the General Assembly, it should be considered.

Such problems compel us to be fully aware of the fact that solving them requires reconsidering the question of military expenditures.

An important issue to be considered is that of secondary impacts.

Another major consideration was the provision of education for children.

Now when we were starting to think about this, we were blocked by these two things.

Taking into account these recent developments, the present report will not address this issue comprehensively.

In its examination of the issue, the Commission is invited to consider the recommendation contained in paragraph 55 below.

Additional consideration of this issue by the international community is necessary.

The following points were related to the next steps

Rachel Carson was thinking of these, and came out with Silent Spring, way back.

The Committee recommends that the Office request the Publications Board to address the matter again.

That problem had to be addressed in a flexible manner, with all the relevant factors taken into account.

Considering that the occurrence of such acts is a matter of grave concern to the international community as a whole,

This issue has been considered by the Board in paragraphs 37 to 40 of the present report.

It promoted the Mediterranean dimension of this process.

He's thinking about it.

The question of reservations was, by definition, a complex one, involving not only technical considerations, but also political ones which immediately gave rise to legitimate concerns on the part of States.

I think we might all need a little bit of time for that.

In this connection, the General Assembly may wish to consider inviting the Court to look again at this issue in the light of the observations and concerns of the Committee.

To that end, several issues will need to be considered.

And just to finish in the context of the legal system.

And you also have to consider the state of mind you're in when you're doing this.

Clearly this problem needs to be revisited and addressed.

Reflecting the complexity of this topic, the discussion that follows is intended only as a brief introduction to some of these issues.

The relevant United Nations Treaties and Principles relating to various aspects of the issue should also be considered.

It was suggested that the Sub Commission should envisage either the establishment of a working group to consider such questions or their coverage by the mandate of an existing working group.