We strongly hope that the matter will be addressed as expeditiously as possible.

The issue was addressed by delegations in plenary as well as in informal meetings.

As noted above, such queries are currently addressed in a reactive manner only and are not addressed within the set benchmark.

As yet, the problem was not addressed in the school curriculum.

Energy efficiency is, likewise, rarely addressed as a cross cutting, strategic issue.

Trade has been addressed as a common item in past Forum sessions.

Other aspects of children's physical well being are being addressed as well.

The young ladies will be addressed as Miss the boys by their surnames.

The Office has addressed its views to the Member States, as well as to organs of the EU.

7. In many cases, conflicts are a security as well as a political issue and ought to be addressed as such.

But we suggest that it must be addressed as a matter of utmost urgency.

Trade distorting subsidies such as those for cotton and sugar need to be addressed.

The Government has increasingly addressed matters previously considered private, such as violence against women.

The Secretary General of the United Nations, Kofi Annan, addressed the Committee as guest speaker.

In this context, the Friends agreed that maritime security should be addressed as a priority.

We have addressed their comments as appropriate in the sections relating to the relevant articles.

The Working Group next turned to the question of registration as addressed in the annex.

Yes, well... How would it be if I addressed your meeting' as a saved businessman?

is there a young lady you feel does not deserve to be addressed as Miss?

We cannot solve everything at once, but a number of specific issues can be addressed as early as next year.

It addressed all areas of concern affecting social and developmental needs as well as the protection of the rights of children.

The Secretary General of the United Nations, Mr. Kofi Annan, addressed the Committee as Guest Speaker.

The exploitation of Alternative Remittance Systems such as trade based money, hawala and NGOs are addressed.

As a result, national human development reports increasingly recognized and addressed the issues of gender equality.

His concerns as addressed last year have not abated (E CN.4 1997 7, para. 73).

The PRESIDENT (translated from French) I thank Ambassador Hofer for his statement as well as the kind words addressed to the Chair.

(c) The needs of the children involved should be recognized and addressed within the framework of the convention as far as possible.

The issues discussed in the preceding paragraphs might be addressed by a provision such as the following

As a result, the specificities of the rights dealt with in the Covenant are not adequately addressed.

Funding, however, was identified by some delegations as one of the most fundamental issues to be addressed.

Telecommunications satellites addressed issues related to mass awareness, warning, education and training, as well as emergency communication in the event of a disaster.

A number of points addressed in this recommendation are currently being addressed by ILO.

However, as the briefing indicated, the crucial issue of the shortage of expert capacity should be promptly addressed.

A balanced package could be reached only if preferences were addressed as an integral part of NAMA negotiations.

Many issues will need to be addressed during the course of the negotiations, such as scope and verification.

Substantive systemic issues , such as on the substantially all the trade requirement, have yet to be fully addressed.

The special needs of women and girls should be addressed in actions such as disarmament, demobilization and reintegration.

The list of these realities is the same as those addressed by the Cairo conference 10 years ago.

However, issues such as data exchange standards must be addressed in order to avoid problems of inaccurate data.

However, their disproportionate deprivation as a group would no longer be able to be conceptualized, let alone addressed.

It was also stated that fundamental issues such as the definition of terrorism also needed to be addressed.

Several delegations felt that the issues as such should be addressed, leaving aside the consideration of resource questions.

The representatives of Argentina, Cuba and Mexico as well as the observer for Luxembourg addressed questions to the Special Rapporteur, to which he responded.

New Zealand stated that the needs of children involved should be recognized and addressed within the framework of the convention as far as possible.

The workshops were addressed to the officials of the PA Ministries concerned, as well as the Palestinian trading community and academic and research institutions.