As he considers himself independent!

As he considers himself independent!

The Protection Capacity Section issues self study modules that could be used as a standard, but considers them obsolete.

Turkey considers that the declaration should be as concise and clear as possible.

OIOS therefore considers this recommendation as not having been implemented.

As for him who considers himself free from need (of you),

As for him who considers himself free from need (of you),

But as for he who withholds and considers himself free of need

But as for he who withholds and considers himself free of need

As a result, the Panel considers the reliability of the EHS to be uncertain.

And as for him who is niggardly and considers himself free from need (of Allah),

And as for him who is niggardly and considers himself free from need (of Allah),

However, the Committee considers that the authors are essentially claiming rights that allegedly belong to a private company with an entirely separate legal personality, and not to them as individuals.

(2) Operational Phase this considers the munition as it is employed in theatre and could consider

The Working Group considers

This increase is further compounded by the fact that the Appeals Chambers considers ICTY appeals as well.

The Council shall publish an annual report on its activities and such other information as it considers appropriate.

The Council shall publish an annual report on its activities and such other information as it considers appropriate.

When he considers himself exempt.

When he considers himself exempt.

Kuwait considers their return essential.

While the Committee considers that the parties to the proceedings should submit arguments and evidence within set deadlines, it considers that new evidence of critical importance to the Committee's assessment of the complaint may be submitted as soon as it is made available to either party.

The adjudicatory body considers the merits either after or simultaneously with the consideration of a communication's admissibility as follows

Malaysia considers this programme as its modest but useful contribution to Africa in the context of South South cooperation.

Variant 1w considers all staff in the Professional and higher categories under the regular budget as having geographic status.

Because he considers himself self sufficient.

Because he considers himself self sufficient.

when he considers himself without need.

when he considers himself without need.

The Secretary General, as the chief administrative officer, shall provide and enforce such staff rules consistent with these principles as he or she considers necessary.

Following the adoption of Council resolution 1636 (2005), the Commission immediately summoned six Syrian officials whom it considers as suspects.

That plan is another violation of Security Council resolution 465 (1980) which considers settlements illegal and as obstacles to peace.

The Committee therefore considers this claim is inadmissible as unsubstantiated within the meaning of article 2 of the Optional Protocol.

However, after reviewing the projects as proposed by Saudi Arabia, the Panel considers that a number of modifications are necessary.

The coach considers Bob a good player.

My Government considers that a high priority.

It considers humanitarian assistance, recovery and reconstruction.

(c) Other matters which the Auditor considers should be brought to the notice of the Meeting of States Parties, such as

In the expectation that more regional courses will be organized as funds permit, OIOS considers that this recommendation has been implemented.

The book, amongst other matters, considers the promotion of gender equality as a human right in the context of WTO law.

In this regard, the Panel considers that appropriate remediation activities should be commenced as soon as possible following approval of any remediation awards by the Governing Council.

And he considers himself one of the inmates.

This considers female children in rural areas, especially.

The Committee currently considers 16 States' reports annually.

The Panel considers that these are particularly critical.