And non nuclear weapons States should only confine themselves merely to the non proliferation realm.

It has become clear through the experience of United Nations inspections that inspectors should not confine themselves to sampling evidence alone.

Please, confine yourself to answering the question.

I demand Mr Deeds confine himself to facts.

You will confine your questions to the Bible.

However, one of the serious problems relating to the Koranic schools was said to be that they had to confine themselves to religious education, sheltered from intolerance and the repercussions of partisan policies.

I shall therefore confine my remarks to a few points.

Witness will please confine herself to the recital of facts.

Hereafter, you'll confine your activities to that theater of operations.

And we don't even need to confine ourselves to this macro vision.

Let us not surmise, Sir Wilfrid, but confine ourselves to facts.

These silences to which you confine me are worse than death.

For Cœuré, trying to maintain financial stability is in the too difficult box. Even macroprudential regulation is of dubious value supervisors should confine themselves to overseeing individual institutions, leaving macro level policy to the grownups.

I shall confine my comments here to the results of the summit.

He had preferred, however, to confine the study to the question of political genocide.

The international community should no longer confine its reactions to mute diplomatic protests.

And at its warning, the wandering and uneasy spirit hies to its confine.

In order to keep to the time scheduled, I will confine myself to essential points.

I will thus confine myself to addressing those issues to which Ukraine attaches particular importance.

The monitoring bodies should confine themselves to calling reservations to the attention of the States concerned, but it was for States to act and to take any appropriate decision, either by reformulating their reservation or by withdrawing from the treaty.

Today, I shall confine myself to reiterating two that I consider to be the most important.

I will therefore confine myself to highlighting the salient aspects of the matter in question.

In view of time constraints, I shall confine myself to the following points in that regard.

Accordingly, my delegation feels that TIA should not confine itself to the issue of conventional weapons.

You will confine Mrs. Bowman to her cabin at once for the remainder of the voyage.

In doing so, however, for reasons of practicality I will confine my comments to the General Assembly.

The sole purpose of the wall was to create an artificial frontier to further confine the population of the occupied territories.

Within that framework, the Commission should confine its work to transboundary damage and to activities having a risk of causing harm.

Today I would like to confine myself to the second report (S 2005 68), which is before the Council the report on Darfur.

15. Mr. Macedo (Mexico) said that the Committee should confine itself to deciding whether or not to include the item in the agenda.

The limited knowledge of the community and women themselves about national and international legislation on women apos s rights must be taken into account, as must the adverse impact of cultural prejudices which confine women to traditional roles in the private sphere (domestic tasks and care of the family).

Member States must not confine their role to policy setting, but must be fully engaged in all areas of management and budgeting.

The Sixth Committee should not, therefore, confine its deliberations to the issue of security, but should also consider cultural and legal aspects.

Then it appeared to them, after they had seen all the signs of his innocence , that they should confine him for some time.

Then it appeared to them, after they had seen all the signs of his innocence , that they should confine him for some time.

He indicated that he would confine his remarks to draft article 4 and chapter X of the report of the International Law Commission.

Given the present constraints in staff and other resources, it is better to confine the network to those institutions with which we can actually collaborate.

This is a sufficiently important question for us to approve the idea that, in an initial stage, the Conference on Disarmament could confine itself to discussion.

(1) Whose hitherto behaviour has indicated that a failure to confine him her to hospital will cause substantial deterioration of his her state of mental health,

There has been a general tendency in international practice to confine the use of this procurement technique to standardized goods and some simple types of services.

Mr. RAHMTALLA (Sudan) said that his delegation would confine itself to highlighting those issues in the Committee apos s agenda to which it accorded particular importance.

For we are not bold to number or compare ourselves with some of those who commend themselves. But they themselves, measuring themselves by themselves, and comparing themselves with themselves, are without understanding.

For we are not bold to number or compare ourselves with some of those who commend themselves. But they themselves, measuring themselves by themselves, and comparing themselves with themselves, are without understanding.

Future reports should take account of general progress achieved in implementation of the Durban Programme of Action, and not confine itself exclusively to certain aspects.

It is also significant that the ICJ did not confine the disarmament obligation only to States parties to the NPT, but rather that this is a universal obligation.