The matter of the scheduled elections was discussed.

The proposal was not discussed by the Ad Hoc Committee.

It was discussed in paragraphs 46 50 of the report.

One such proposal discussed was for a North East Asia NWFZ.

The report was discussed at many inter ministerial and civil society fora.

The issue of the African Union peacekeeping force for Somalia was also discussed.

In this connection, the subject of corporal punishment was raised and extensively discussed.

This annex was not discussed or agreed upon and consequently has no status.

The Committee had certainly discussed at length what was a very delicate issue.

The matter discussed here relates to medical colleges where there was co education.

The first time the possibility for independence was discussed was in 1922, following the Aba women's market riots.

Article III D bis, which was proposed in the working paper, was also discussed. According to that article

The matter would be discussed, however, and it was only a matter of time before compliance was achieved.

The desirability of supporting anti racism awareness raising activities and training was also discussed.

According to the Chief Minister, constitutional advancement in the Territories was discussed in detail.

The lack of resources to run a functioning jail (sanitation, water, food) was also discussed.

It was clear that humanitarian norms were being discussed in many forums throughout the world.

In health courses in primary and secondary schools changing gender roles and stereotypes was discussed.

This regulation was discussed at a general meeting of all students on 15 January 1998.

A major flaw of the report was its failure to give context to the matters discussed.

As was discussed at the round table yesterday, we must make commitments matter, and take concrete action.

However, the response to the other recommendations was that the commissions had discussed and shared best practices.

Their participation in the National Convention, currently being actively discussed, was one of the Government's top priorities.

Joint programming was being discussed in areas of common interest such as marginalized populations and urban slums.

One of the issues discussed by the Group was the mainstreaming of mine action into development projects.

Among the topics discussed was the very pertinent issue of fisheries and their contribution to sustainable development.

The importance of treaties, particularly those related to arms control (including outer space), for global peace was discussed.

The Commission discussed the matter and agreed that the approach proposed by Canada was acceptable to the Commission.

On 22 December 2004 the report was discussed in the Standing Committee of the Parliament, on Women Issues.

We discussed the problem.

Several scenarios were discussed.

The Tenth Congress discussed

It was important to establish a balance in relation to this concept and other issues discussed in São Paulo.

The Secretariat was requested to prepare a revised text setting out the various options discussed by the Working Group.

When the policy document was discussed in Parliament in December 2002, the plan of action received broad parliamentary support.

The Committee notes that the establishment of a joint mission analysis cell was discussed during 2004, specifically for MONUC.

The report of the Cardoso Panel on United Nations civil society relations was discussed in one of the sessions.

The representative of Indonesia has read out the latest NAM proposal, which was discussed at our last informal consultations.

Overall, the spirit of compromise was reiterated, and support was expressed for the approach of the proposal, with some specific concerns outlined as discussed below.

Experts attended an international conference in the United Kingdom on chemical demilitarization, at which technology relevant to UNMOVIC was discussed.

It was for this reason that resource aspects were not officially discussed by the Working Party at the present stage.

It was agreed that this issue should be discussed when the Working Group considered the chapters on jurisdiction and arbitration.

That working paper was not discussed and is reproduced in annex II to the present report, for possible future consideration.

In light of the short time available to us, this revised text was not discussed and might require further consideration.

That topic was also discussed by information service staff in orientation and induction programmes for new staff joining the Office.