Executions by guerrilla forces were a controversial issue that he hoped to examine more closely.

The particularly challenging nature of this situation has prompted the international community to examine more closely how to manage complex displacement emergencies through a collaborative response.

The Group had taken note of the various scenarios described in the Secretary General's report and would examine closely all the issues discussed therein.

But if you look more closely, the plot actually thickens.

Now, what if we want to look at this more closely?

Now, some of us naturally read our fears more closely than others.

But no one ever considered that they might be more closely related.

Mexico believes that we should focus more closely on the issue of brokers.

If you begin to look at it more closely, actually, it is not.

In this context, I believe we should continue to examine closely the issues at hand in negotiations at the intergovernmental level until we develop a consensus that serves the Organization's interests.

In fact, we're more closely related to fungi than we are to any other kingdom.

National and international sports bodies and the United Nations need to work together more closely.

And if you'll begin to look closely at the husky that's bearing her throat to the polar bear, and look a little more closely, they're in an altered state.

Language was agreed that reflected more closely the exact wording of the Convention for those titles.

Walls will become less important as library staff interact more closely with users in their daily work.

We therefore look forward to working together with the Council much more closely in the coming period.

As we have indicated in our report, we want to interact much more closely with the AU.

The independent expert intends to cooperate more closely with the holders of thematic mandates from the Commission.

But the problem is much broader Not a single global megabank has a well functioning board. Their members kowtow to CEOs, do not examine management decisions closely, and, with very few exceptions, rubber stamp compensation requests.

We trust that the recent events have brought the conclusion of the Tribunal's work more closely into view.

His delegation urged the administering Powers to interact more closely with the Special Committee to further that process.

Operational and humanitarian concerns are not opposed to one another, but must be able to coexist more closely.

UNICEF agrees to monitor more closely the date of issuance and target arrival date of emergency local orders.

Rather than focusing on developing new instruments, States should cooperate more closely so as to utilize existing possibilities.

Examine locally

More recently, astronomers have begun to examine large volumes of space to search for structure and flows on even larger scales.

In Italy's view, these efforts have been aimed at reflecting more closely and more realistically the present international situation in the field of disarmament and non proliferation.

And when Bell actually strips the patient, begins to examine the patient, you can only imagine how much more he would discern.

But we have to be more nuanced and examine the evolution in the CD in the light of the present international conjuncture.

He considered that the organizations responsible for preparing programmes should be more closely involved in the planning and programming process.

Cooperation between AU and the United Nations now extends beyond Addis Ababa and Khartoum, with officials from each organization working more and more closely together in the field.

In her report she would examine the utility of the due diligence standard in expanding the boundaries of State responsibility to respond more effectively to violence against women perpetrated by non State actors and examine how those actors could be held accountable.

More detailed and concrete plans are needed, however, and we will be watching closely to see how well the project works.

Look closely

His Government and Japanese NGOs were ready to work even more closely with UNHCR, in particular on its proposal for administrative reform with a view to using resources more effectively.

In scorching and sweltering summer, an increasing number of skin problems will be found in infants, which is closely linked to sweating more.

The paleontologists themselves looked a bit more closely at the accompanying microfauna that lived in the same time and place as the hominids.

Many policy options unravel when examined closely others show promise but require more study. The most expensive programs aren t necessarily the most successful.

Major groups also refer to the institutional constraints and argue that they should be more closely involved in key discussions leading to decisions.

Working more closely together would highlight the commonality of interests and the need for practical steps to prevent the weaponization of outer space.

Working more intensively with users from all United Nations client groups, library staff will align their activities, services and outputs more closely with the goals, objectives and operational priorities of the Organization.

They want us to stage more parliamentary hearings and specialized meetings at the United Nations, and they want us to stimulate and cooperate more closely with official regional parliamentary assemblies and organizations.

The Economic and Social Council should play a much more active part and regularly examine the most important trends in international development cooperation as a whole.

His country supported UNIDO's efforts to work more closely with other agencies, especially UNDP, which had also provided financial support for Kenya's integrated programme.

In 2003, Mali had reviewed that mechanism to reflect the people's concerns more closely and the grievances communicated in 2004 were currently being considered.