Contacts with the media

C. Contacts with Member States

Avoid all contact. Avoid exposure of adolescents and children.

Contacts with FNL

Contacts with the Council of Europe

3. The right to access to counsel

Improved access to staff

When it is necessary to make contact with persons deprived of their freedom, the Office shall coordinate such contacts with the competent authorities.

They were reportedly being held incommunicado.

This would have the merit of allowing the special rapporteurs to have direct contact with senior United Nations staff and direct contact with the liaison office of the High Commissioner Centre for Human Rights.

(a) To maintain contact with the Government and people of Cambodia

It means touched by the hand of God . Precisely.

The Conference brought participants in direct contact with representatives of the space industry, with whom they could discuss their projects.

He is also in contact with the Speaker, who remains in Mogadishu.

Facilities would also be available for ministers to address the media.

53. Outreach to educators is another area pursued by the Department.

The first is Take core positions with your client.

Similarly, contacts are being made with the Botswana Police College to that end.

Kept to himself. None of his neighbors got close to him or his wife.

I've lost contact with my men too, sir.

She then suggested direct contact between Trump and the press will increase.

The Monitoring Group has been in direct contact with officials of IMO during the mandate period.

Media could be contacted in order to help promote the Convention

It apos s impossible to put the public or customers in contact with persons of colour .

But so those are all parts of our bodies where we very directly interact with our environment, in a direct confrontation, if you like.

One neuron can be connected to so many other neurons, because there can be synapses at these points of contact.

Target contacted.

They have tremendous outreach to the people who are living directly with the effects of the virus.

In addition, they may still be in contact with the hard line elements in their militias.

(b) To grant the representative of the competent international organization immediate access to them

Efforts should be undertaken by all members with a view to strengthening contacts with the media.

You can't blame him, cockroach though he is, for keeping her from other men.

C. Reaching the media

In our homes, we've lost touch with food.

The experts interacted with several authorities of the executive branch.

He concluded by saying that the secretariat was in touch directly with Bermuda on preparations for such an eventuality.

The EU believes that the new Human Rights Council should have clear means for interaction with civil society and that the High Commissioner for Human Rights should continue to engage with civil society regularly.

The Council's sanctions committees will also continue their engagement with other Member States, including neighbouring countries, to inform the Council's work and support the full implementation of Council resolutions.

(f) The right to have contacts with the Subcommittee on Prevention, to send it information and to meet with it.

In Latin America, similar contacts had been made with the Inter American Development Bank.

That situation makes protection of and access to civilians extremely difficult.

I also held informal contacts with interested delegations during that period.

Countries should expand contact between their relative agencies engaged in fight against terrorism.

The police are normally the child apos s first contact with the justice system.

On 4 August 1997 he was transferred to house arrest, apparently incommunicado.