That matter, too, was referred to the drafting group.

The Chairman made a statement and referred the matter to informal consultations.

The Chairman made a statement and referred the matter to informal consultations.

At the eighteenth session, the matter was referred to the Seabed Disputes Chamber.

The Commission accepted that proposal and referred the matter to the drafting group.

The matter has been referred to the Office of Legal Affairs for review.

He referred the Committee to Venezuela's achievements on the matter, which spoke for themselves.

On the contrary, a settlement would be accelerated if the matter was referred to the Assembly.

The matter was referred to the governing bodies of UNCTAD the Trade and Development Board and the Working Party.

On appeal, the Frankfurt Court of Appeal quashed that decision and referred the matter back to the Frankfurt Regional Court.

The matter was later referred to The Ombudsman who found that there had been no maladministration on the Department's part.

Once all domestic remedies have been exhausted, a matter may be referred to the relevant regional and international bodies.

85. The representative of Iraq said that the matter should be referred for settlement to a higher body and expressed support for the proposal to move the matter to the General Assembly.

In case of doubt, or whenever the registration document does not seem genuine, the matter is referred to the police for investigation.

In the second response, the military observer has indicated that the matter has been referred to his Government s Ministry of Defence for verification.

Where information disclosed (or not disclosed) indicated possible misconduct, the matter would be referred to the Office of Internal Oversight Services for investigation.

In this case it is a matter of wilful assistance and abetting, which is referred to in subparagraph 1 (b) of the Resolution.

The Auditor shall not be required to mention any matter referred to in the foregoing that, in its opinion, is insignificant in all respects.

If there is any cause to suspect that due diligence is being compromised during the interview, the matter will be referred to the Investigation Centre.

The Government of Uruguay referred to its comments on this matter submitted earlier pursuant to Commission resolution 1995 29 (E CN.4 1996 80).

The view was expressed that given the complex institutional nature of the question of the United Nations assuming the role of supervisory authority, the matter should be referred to the Sixth Committee of the General Assembly before being referred to its Fourth Committee.

However, this was costly, and some provisions of the Act required the FTC to make a finding before a matter could be referred to the courts.

The Special Rapporteur immediately referred the matter to the Centre for Human Rights in Geneva and the Office of the United Nations Legal Counsel in New York.

Cases have been referred to the Court from all regions, and it is noted that the subject matter of those cases is extremely rich and varied.

7. If the matter is referred to a Joint Disciplinary Committee, any of the disciplinary measures specified in chapter X of the Staff Rules may be recommended.

As this could represent an important contribution to the implementation of the outcome of WSIS, this matter will be referred to again in the conclusion of this note.

129. The Committee concluded that the situation of the ethnic Vietnamese is a matter of concern and referred to racist propaganda directed against them, mainly from the Khmer Rouge.

The customary application of double standards and the vetoes and threats of veto to which I referred have simply led to stagnation in the Council as regards this matter.

2.3 On 14 March 1996, the Government annulled the National Board apos s decision to appoint S.L. to the post and referred the matter back to the Board for reconsideration.

The evidence found indicated that a contravention of the Act was taking place, which meant that the matter should be referred to the Tribunal for Toyota SA to be prosecuted.

Among these articles, it was important for LLDCs to improve Article V, because it referred to a matter of vital importance for their economies transit transport.

The overlapping dates posed a problem for those States that were members of the Governing Council of UN Habitat and the matter had been raised with the Secretariat, which had been unable to find a solution and had referred the matter to Member States for their consideration.

What's the matter? Matter?

71. ACC has considered the legal aspects of security and referred the matter to the senior legal advisers of the United Nations common system, who met at Washington, D.C., in January 1998.

One representative referred to measures to ensure, as a matter of priority, preventive programmes to deal with illicit drug abuse, including the establishment of national coordinating mechanisms involving relevant agencies.

What's the matter? Everything's the matter.

In particular, Germany under Chancellor Helmut Kohl often linked monetary integration with the objective of political union. Kohl once referred to the single currency s success as a matter of war and peace.

Mr. REZVANIAN RAHAGHI (Islamic Republic of Iran) suggested reversing the order of paragraphs 1 and 2, so that the broader issue of decentralization was referred to before the more specific matter of the Agreement.

In contrast, it had voted against the draft resolution on military activities, as it dealt with a matter that did not appear on the agenda referred by the General Assembly to the Fourth Committee.

Pursuant to its consideration of the information referred to in paragraph 5(a) and (b) above, the Meeting of the Parties shall take decisions on any matter necessary for the implementation of this Protocol.

Pursuant to its consideration of the information referred to in paragraph 2(a) and (b) above, the Meeting of the Parties shall take decisions on any matter necessary for the implementation of this Protocol.

What's the matter? There's nothin' the matter.

Where the Chief of the Procurement Division does not agree with the recommendation of the ombudsman, however, the matter will be referred to the Assistant Secretary General for Central Support Services for a final decision.

(i) If the function of the body to which the matter has been referred is to deal with the general development of human rights within its area of competence (e.g. most of the special rapporteurs, representatives of the Secretary General, independent experts), the Working Group shall retain competence to deal with the matter.

Mr. Sermoneta (Israel), speaking in exercise of the right of reply, referred to the matter of the purchase of apples and said it was unfortunate that a confidence building initiative had been totally misconstrued.