Decides to continue to consider this matter at its sixty second session, as a matter of priority.

(g) To consider as a matter of high priority becoming a party to all relevant human rights instruments

No matter how much I consider it I do not understand.

And the apostles and elders came together for to consider of this matter.

And the apostles and elders came together for to consider of this matter.

The Peacebuilding Commission will consider any matter brought before it by the Security Council.

) Unfortunately, the Parties did not have sufficient time at the meeting to prepare or even consider a decision on this matter.

Decides to consider this matter at its sixty second session, under the same agenda item.

Decides to consider this matter at its sixty second session under the same agenda item

Decides to consider this matter at its sixty second session, under the same agenda item

Decides to consider this matter at its sixty second session under the same agenda item.

Decides to consider this matter under the same agenda item at its sixty second session.

Decides to consider this matter under the same agenda item at its sixty second session.

Decides to consider this matter at its sixty second session under the same agenda item

Last but not least, we must consider the matter of regional representation, taking as a guide the records of existing permanent members.

12. Decides to consider this matter at its fifty sixth session under the item entitled Human rights questions .

12. Decides to consider this matter at its fifty seventh session under the item entitled Human rights questions .

12. Decides to consider this matter at its fifty eighth session under the item entitled Human rights questions .

12. Decides to consider this matter at its fifty ninth session under the item entitled Human rights questions .

12. Decides to consider the matter at its sixty first session under the item entitled Human rights questions .

The Working Group is requested to consider the matter of requiring letters of designation for delegations attending its future sessions.

(e) To seriously consider ratifying, as a matter of priority, the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment Resolution 39 46, annex.

(o) To consider, as a matter of priority, becoming parties to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women Resolution 34 180, annex.

The SBI agreed to consider this item again at its twenty fifth session (November 2006), in keeping with its decision taken at its twenty first session to continue to consider this matter annually.

7. Decides to consider the matter at its sixty second session under the item entitled Promotion and protection of human rights .

12. Decides to consider the matter at its sixty fourth session under the item entitled Promotion and protection of human rights .

1. The States Parties shall meet regularly in a Conference of States Parties in order to consider any matter with regard to the implementation of the present Convention.

The General Assembly must, as a matter of urgency, consider the budget of MONUC so that Mission could implement the mandate entrusted to it by the Security Council.

(c) To consider as a matter of high priority becoming a party to all instruments of international human rights law and international humanitarian law, and to ensure that existing legal obligations are implemented

Decides to keep the item entitled Elimination of racism and racial discrimination on its agenda and to consider it as a matter of high priority at its fifty sixth session.

However, it was not possible to consider an appeal relating to a matter that had not been raised, even though it could have been, in the court of first instance.

Nevertheless, Japan was ready to consider any proposal aimed at further refining the language and looked forward to continued discussion of the matter.

Resolution 2005 10, for example, calls upon Myanmar to consider as a matter of high priority becoming party to all relevant instruments of international human rights law and international humanitarian law .

One representative queried whether the procedure proposed by Chile would require an adjustment of the Protocol, and another delegation expressed a willingness to consider other ways to address this important matter.

Having considered the steps taken by the ministerial committee established to consider this topic, which are contained in the Secretariat's report on the matter,

Subject to rule 19, any motion calling for a decision on the competence of the Conference to consider any matter, or to adopt a proposal, or an amendment submitted to it, shall be put to the vote before the matter is considered or a vote is taken on the proposal or amendment in question.

(c) To consider as a matter of high priority becoming party to all instruments of international human rights law and international humanitarian law, and to ensure that existing legal obligations are implemented

The Commission may wish to consider the matter in conjunction with its consideration of a possible time frame for the completion of the draft instrument by the Working Group (see above, para.

The Commission should consider the matter with particular care, bearing in mind the need to avoid, as far as possible, any politicization of its work.

They said, It's not a matter of money. This is a religious matter.

It doesn't matter whether you're a yeast it doesn't matter whether you're a mouse doesn't matter whether you're a fly we all have DNA.

Now we can rotate this set of charges in seven dimensions and consider an odd fact about the matter particles the second and third generations of matter have exactly the same charges in six dimensional charge space as the first generation.

Urges those States that have not yet done so to consider, as a matter of priority, ratifying or acceding to the Convention concerning Indigenous and Tribal Peoples in Independent Countries, 1989 (No. 169)

And these whatever our wretched beliefs is a religious matter, it's a spiritual matter.

3. Calls upon States to consider signing and ratifying the Convention and the Optional Protocol as a matter of priority, and expresses the hope that they will enter into force at an early date