(c) To select members with acknowledged expertise in human rights

The need to align the Security Council with today's realities is widely acknowledged.

He acknowledged his faults.

I have acknowledged my mistake.

That must be acknowledged, and they can't be swept aside, even with the best of intents.

She acknowledged having made a mistake.

Today, HIV is acknowledged as a development, security and human rights issue with differential gender implications and impact.

He freely acknowledged that he was frightened.

She acknowledged that my statement was true.

There are difficulties that must be acknowledged.

With regard to developments in Uruguay, she acknowledged that structural weaknesses remained in the institutional treatment of gender issues.

On its part, Uganda is doing its best to cooperate with the Court, as has been acknowledged in the report.

And in whose wealth there is a right acknowledged

And in whose wealth there is a right acknowledged

This is your reward. Your endeavour is fully acknowledged.

This is your reward. Your endeavour is fully acknowledged.

Conduct acknowledged and adopted by a State as its own

Some Member States acknowledged the proposed criteria during that session.

We acknowledged the widespread fear and uncertainty generated by terrorism.

He shared credit with ease, assumed responsibility for the failure of his subordinates, constantly acknowledged his errors and learned from his mistakes.

With respect to the important question of development, it has be acknowledged that in recent years, Governments have taken some promising steps.

Noting Programme and Budget Committee conclusion 2004 6, which acknowledged the possible benefits of the Agreement with the United Nations Development Programme,

She appreciated the Board's agreement with key elements of the draft MTSP for 2006 2009 and acknowledged members' calls for more accountability.

He acknowledged that there were some minor problems with the electoral process, but said they did not diminish the magnitude of the accomplishment.

By the end of our lunch, we acknowledged each other's openness.

However, the remaining obstacles need to be acknowledged and addressed quickly.

He acknowledged that the three bodies had no shared superior body.

The intricate link between development and security has been generally acknowledged.

In this regard, the Bureau acknowledged the importance of joint meetings with the Bureaux of other functional commissions to foster the exchange of views.

Chile acknowledged the importance of cooperation with the United Nations bodies and procedures relating to indigenous matters and was committed to its indigenous peoples.

He must provide maintenance for any minor children, and any children whose paternity he has acknowledged will share any inheritance with any legitimate children.

The negotiation of an FMCT remains a key aspiration and a high priority of the international community, with potential benefits acknowledged by us all.

1. Don t feign confidence. Nobody likes uncertainty we all wish the experts knew exactly what will happen. But we cope better with candidly acknowledged uncertainty than with false confidence.

UNHCR acknowledged inconsistencies in the recording at country and subregional cost centres.

Party submissions acknowledged the role of the secretariat in supporting intergovernmental deliberations.

Developed countries have also acknowledged the potential for FDI from the South.

The text should be reviewed, as the Special Rapporteur had himself acknowledged.

Mr. Gaspar Bíró acknowledged that overlap in the United Nations system was inevitable.

It has been acknowledged that there is a mismatch in the labour market.

Additionally, it acknowledged the proposal for the broader involvement of other interested countries.

The Government acknowledged that it could not have been achieved without assistance from outside.

Estonia has yet to fully implement this recommendation but the problem has been acknowledged.

Fifthly, it is widely acknowledged that we need an institutional mechanism dedicated to peacebuilding.

Ms. Arbour The urgent need to stop the violence in Darfur is widely acknowledged.

Ms. Pliel Trossman (Israel) acknowledged that legislation alone could not prevent violence against women.