Most members felt that the current size of the Board was appropriate.

Once a majority had agreed on the points to be decided, a drafting committee was elected from among the members of that majority.

The majority of the victims were members of the airforce, the army or the security forces, but there were also civilians. Most of them were members of the Yemen Socialist Party.

The text enjoys the majority support of the international community and the General Assembly.

However, this was not a view generally supported by Committee members, most of whom felt that, as at present, the great majority of Member States would pay the necessary sums to ensure that they retained their voting rights.

While most became employees, a smaller proportion became employers (1.8 to 4.0 percent).

Election by simple majority of the General Assembly was highlighted as a means of facilitating the participation of smaller countries.

The members of the Council could be elected by a simple majority of the General Assembly members on the basis of equitable geographical distribution.

This was ratified by a majority of WFSF members.

(c) Situations where members of majority religious groups seek to convert or reconvert members of religious minorities

Members of the Human Rights Council should be elected by a two thirds majority of the General Assembly.

In most CIS member States, and particularly in the central Asian region, the number of cases had fallen dramatically since 1994.

(c) The creation of a Women apos s Commission by the Fifth Majlis, to consist of 13 members of whom a majority would be women

The majority of those personnel have completed individual entry training and have been equipped.

This is unacceptable to my delegation, and I believe that this is unacceptable to the majority, the silent majority, if I may say, of the membership of this Conference.

In recent months, a broad majority of Member States have demonstrated clear support for reform and expansion of the Security Council.

But most of them are only dried up mudholes full of sand.

On the question of education, members of the Committee asked why there was such an overwhelming predominance of Catholic schools, while Hindu schools seemed few in number.

The members of most staff pension committees supported the amendment of articles 21 (b) and 32 it was opposed by the members representing the Secretary General and the General Assembly of the United Nations.

(a) The candidate receiving the higher number of votes shall serve as the member of the Sub Committee.

Nearly 80 countries have established national committees, most involving a wide range of members.

But most of those seeds get crushed and turned into flour.

On the other hand, other delegations expressed their preference for the election of the members of the new body by a two thirds majority of the General Assembly.

In this regard, EU held the view that the membership should be elected by a two thirds majority of the General Assembly on the basis of fair geographical balance.

Victims were said to include mostly foreigners, including asylum seekers, or members of ethnic minorities.

4. Most member organizations support the proposal to highlight good practices in oversight reports.

33. The observer for Cuba noted that a large number of the members and observers of the Committee had previously expressed the view that they preferred envisaging modification of the composition and membership of the Committee on the basis of the principle of equitable geographical representation.

(b) The Council shall comprise between 30 and 50 members, each serving for a period of three years, to be elected directly by the General Assembly, by a two thirds majority.

(b) The Council shall comprise between 30 and 50 members, each serving for a period of three years, to be elected directly by the General Assembly by a two thirds majority.

I believe that most members recognize this.

The position of Bulgaria and of the overwhelming majority of the members of the Eastern European regional Group is well known.

Women account for most of the unemployed urban population.

These amendments shall come into force after ratification documents from a majority of Member States have been submitted to the Secretariat.

Most delegations endorsed the proposal to create a compensation committee in favour of the victims.

Kenya believes that the success of the Court will depend on the support of a vast majority of the membership of this Organization.

96. Any decision by the Council of Ministers requires the approval of the majority of its members and must be placed on record.

Expanding the Special Committee apos s membership would ensure greater transparency in its work, which would suit the interests of most countries.

While this number itself may indicate a high level of interest in electronic networking, most of the members of UNCJIN come from the developed world.

With some exceptions, the members of the delegation provided satisfactory oral replies to most of the Committee apos s questions.

The Director General assumes that, for the 2006 2007 biennium, most Member States will continue to meet their obligations.

The commission would in this sense remain national in character its composition, however, would be mixed to include both international and national members, the former constituting the majority.

With respect to modalities, a majority of the Group s members have supported strict adherence to Article 108 of the Charter, which calls for a two thirds majority of the Member States, not merely of those present and voting.

The majority of the members of the Committee believed that the crime of aggression should be included within the court apos s jurisdiction, strengthening its deterrence value and credibility.

The total number of core members should be small, perhaps between 15 and 20 members.

The term majority here refers to the majority of responses.