Confidentially, big news.

Confidentially, Mr. Wilkes Yes?

Confidentially, you're a fiscal fiasco.

Confidentially, that's why I am in Berlin.

Confidentially, that's what we've been praying for.

Confidentially, this is my first trip too.

I'd like to know, confidentially, the truth.

Don, tell me confidentially, are these rumors true...

Confidentially, Charlie... we girls are always chasing dreams.

Well, confidentially, I think you're a bit of a stinker too.

Confidentially, at times I'm a bit ashamed of my fellow Americans.

Confidentially, I respect my mother, but I do what I want.

These documents were submitted to the Government confidentially, in accordance with established procedure.

An inquiry shall be conducted confidentially and in accordance with any modalities determined by the Committee.

1. The Subcommittee on Prevention shall communicate its recommendations and observations confidentially to the State Party and, if relevant, to the national preventive mechanism.

5. Such an inquiry shall be conducted confidentially and the cooperation of the State Party shall be sought at all stages of the proceedings.

The report is sent confidentially to the parties concerned, all Parties to the Charter and the Council of Europe apos s Committee of Ministers.

He stressed that if the State concerned wished to exclude any expert from a mission, the State apos s refusal must be given confidentially.

Every prisoner shall have the right to make a complaint regarding his or her treatment and to have it dealt with promptly and, if requested, confidentially.

The report is sent confidentially to the parties concerned, to all parties to the Charter and to the Council of Europe apos s Committee of Ministers.

3. (a) The Subcommittee shall consult confidentially the State Party concerned, in particular regarding the composition and size of the mission other than with regard to the participating members of the Subcommittee.

States should permit children to communicate freely and confidentially with the monitoring bodies. 22. States should consider positively requests from concerned humanitarian, human rights and other organizations for access to custodial facilities, where appropriate.

In Niger, any complaints made against members of the judiciary were confidentially investigated, in the case of judges, by their superior or, in the case of judicial officers, by the prosecutor to whom they were responsible.

18. Stresses the importance for the Government of Myanmar to give particular attention to improving the conditions in the country apos s jails and to allow the competent international humanitarian organization to communicate freely and confidentially with prisoners

14. Stresses the importance for the Government of Myanmar to give particular attention to conditions in the country apos s jails and to allow the International Committee of the Red Cross to communicate freely and confidentially with prisoners

1. Unless the Committee considers that a communication should be declared inadmissible without reference to the State party concerned, the Committee shall confidentially bring to the attention of the State party any communication referred to it under this Protocol.

1. Unless the Committee considers that a communication should be declared inadmissible without reference to the State Party concerned, the Committee shall confidentially bring to the attention of the State Party any communication referred to it under this Protocol.

19. Stresses that it is important for the Government of Myanmar to give particular attention to prison conditions in the country apos s prisons and to take steps to allow international humanitarian organizations to communicate freely and confidentially with prisoners

(9) The Government of Myanmar should give particular attention to prison conditions in the country apos s prisons and take all the necessary steps to allow international humanitarian organizations to have access thereto and to communicate freely and confidentially with prisoners.

The Secretary General shall inform the author of a communication of the procedure that will be followed and that the text of his communication shall be transmitted confidentially to the State party concerned in accordance with paragraph 6 (a) of article 14.

The Secretary General shall instruct the complainant on the procedure that will be followed and inform him her that the text of the complaint shall be transmitted confidentially to the State party concerned in accordance with article 22, paragraph 3, of the Convention.

(c) The Government of Iraq should give particular attention to prison conditions in the country apos s prisons, and should take all the necessary steps to allow international humanitarian organizations to have access thereto and to communicate freely and confidentially with prisoners

That is why the Six should stop digging a deeper hole. Instead of formulating new sanctions for the UN Security Council, they should use the next few months to explore confidentially what level of restrictions combined with verification Iran would consider in exchange for undisputed enrichment.

The principle of non retroactivity of penal laws should be respected in all circumstances (f) The Government of Myanmar should give particular attention to prison conditions and take all necessary steps to allow international humanitarian organizations to have access thereto and to communicate freely and confidentially with prisoners

After it has been decided that a communication is admissible in conformity with article 14, the Committee shall transmit, confidentially, through the Secretary General, the text of the communication and other relevant information to the State party concerned without revealing the identity of the individual unless he has given his express consent.

The Secretary General shall inform the author of a communication of the procedure that will be followed and in particular that, provided that the individual or individuals consent to the disclosure of her identity to the State party concerned, the communication will be brought confidentially to the attention of that State party.

Subject to the provisions of article 2 of the present Protocol, the Committee shall bring any communications submitted to it confidentially to the attention of the State Party. Within six months, the receiving State shall submit to the Committee written explanations or statements clarifying the matter and the remedy, if any, that may have been taken by that State.

As soon as possible after the communication has been received, and provided that the individual or group of individuals consent to the disclosure of their identity to the State party concerned, the Committee, working group or rapporteur shall bring the communication confidentially to the attention of the State party and shall request that State party to submit a written reply to the communication.

At that meeting, the two independent experts appointed under the procedure established in accordance with Economic and Social Council resolution 1503 (XLVIII) of 27 May 1970 were also invited to participate as their mandates were essentially the same as those of the independent experts of the special procedures, except that the former report confidentially to the Commission on Human Rights.

As a safety precaution, anonymity may be permitted subject to the following reservations it must be exceptional (except in the case of sexual abuse) the chairman and a commission member must be empowered to examine the grounds for the request of anonymity and, confidentially, ascertain the witness apos s identity and reference must be made in the report to the content of the testimony.

As a safety precaution, anonymity may be permitted subject to the following reservations it must be exceptional (except in the case of sexual abuse) the chairman and a member of the commission must be entitled to examine the grounds for the request of anonymity and, confidentially, ascertain the witness apos identity and reference must be made in the report to the content of the testimony.