People would keep talking about it for weeks.

This question must be discussed separately from that one.

We'll take this matter up later.

We will deal with this problem in Chapter Three.

Let's discuss the matter right now.

We had an in depth discussion about the problem.

I am not in a situation to discuss this problem.

I'm not supposed to discuss this outside of channels.

Let's discuss the problem with them.

There was agreement that it would be discussed in 2006.

We'll discuss that later, neighbour.

We'll discuss that, too, in a minute.

That is the subject of the present chapter, which will be entirely devoted to this question.

The issue would be discussed in the Bureau.

The discussion of the item focused on the issues set out below.

The Committee discussed various issues under this item.

In this unit we're going to talk about problem solving.

perhaps we can discuss it tomorrow.

Both the Forum and the Convention have addressed this issue, but to date little progress has been made

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

Japan hoped that further consideration would be given to that question.

However, discussion of the question should not take place until 2006.

This particular issue will be discussed at the 2006 session.

This is discussed further in paragraphs 32 37 below.

Well, to be honest, I didn't want to discuss it in front of anyone.

I have neither the time nor the desire to discuss this any further.

65. The representative of the United States did not support moving the discussion to another forum.

Those issues are discussed below.

See me now. Don't talk about it later.

This issue has been dealt with in some detail in Chapter XV of the report.

We look forward to discussion of these elements in coming months.

The issue of anti personnel landmines has now been discussed within the Conference on Disarmament for several weeks.

This does not mean that we cannot discuss the expansion issue, but there are other issues.

Just before we jump into that, there's sort of a question of why is this important?

That problem was addressed in article 4.

In any event, that matter could be addressed at the fifty second session.

We have talked about it endlessly over the last decade or so.

This will be another issue that will be discussed with the States and Territories.

The matter currently was under discussion in the Economic and Social Council.

Her delegation believed that that issue should be taken up by the Committee.

The Committee thus concluded its general discussion on this question.

And we were sitting around the place talking...

Therefore, refusing to deal with nuclear disarmament in any of the existing multilateral forums will not make the issue disappear.

This point is considered further in the following section, which explores theories for strengthening entrepreneurship.

There were different views as to the relevance of this topic for the discussions of cluster II some delegations stated the view that this question had an exclusive relevance for cluster I and should thus not be discussed under cluster II.