Lastly, he noted that planning for an airstrip was at an advanced stage.

He noted that there were many instances where Member States fell short of their obligations.

He also noted that the UNEP Compliance Assistance Programme only applied to Montreal Protocol activities.

He also noted that a number of States had not yet ratified the Rome Statute.

He noted that St. Helena and Montserrat were the only two British Territories receiving grant aid.

He also noted that the working group should avoid duplicating the mandate of the Special Representative.

He noted that his own country was not beyond accountability in the area of human rights.

The father noted that his son had been beaten and stated that he would complain to the competent authorities.

The victim and two witnesses clearly described the soldier and noted that he had a broken arm.

He noted that there had been no objection to the proposed co chairs of HTOC and CTOC.

He noted, however, that participants put forward and supported a number of suggestions and potential solutions that warranted further exploration.

He noted, however, that participants put forward and supported a number of suggestions and potential solutions that warranted further exploration.

He noted that States had the obligation to protect against human rights violations in their territory however, he also noted that it was unclear whether states had an obligation to cooperate internationally when a company based in one country violated human rights in another country.

Welcoming the Institute's improved funding position, he noted, however, that long term financial viability was still a concern.

He noted also that the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot was held every year in Vienna.

He noted that the Subcommission was also exploring the possibility of holding additional meetings during the intersessional period.

After reviewing the data, he noted that Africa had begun to receive the focused attention its circumstances warranted.

When asked during the April 2002 visit whether he had been in any way maltreated, he noted that he had not been physically abused or otherwise maltreated.

He noted that most speakers had made reference to data collection and the need to share and exchange information.

He noted that coastal zones are among the environments under most stress, yet offer important opportunities for economic development.

He noted that there was a basic responsibility to protect against human rights violations, no matter who committed them.

I like what the Special Representative said when he noted that the fault was not in Kosovo but that the victims were.

He noted that the British Virgin Islands Government preferred to have a constitution that suited the British Virgin Islands' level of development.

In the end, however, he noted that there was a need to ensure that penalties for smuggling were adequate to ensure deterrence.

However, he noted that the exact term used in paragraph 2 of the explanatory memorandum was in fact internal oversight .

He noted that while the number of refugees worldwide had decreased, the number of internally displaced persons continued to rise.

He noted, however, that except for natural disasters, none of those obstacles was beyond the international community's ability to change.

He noted aAnother key issue was the role of transit countries that, through lack of due diligence, facilitated ODS smuggling.

each word he utters shall be noted down by a vigilant guardian.

each word he utters shall be noted down by a vigilant guardian.

He noted the same concerns regarding illegal fishing in Somalia's coastal areas.

He noted the reservations expressed by Argentina and Nigeria on those suggestions.

He noted, by way of example, that, despite the Assistant Secretary General's assurances, he had witnessed commercial vehicles entering the premises between 9 and 10 a.m.

He noted that in the preamble the General Assembly had recalled the United Nations conferences and summit meetings relating to commodities.

He noted that draft guidelines 3.2, 3.1.3 and 3.1.4 had been generally endorsed, even though they would benefit from editorial improvements.

He noted the benefits of broad consultations, particularly from ombudsmen and national human rights commissions that had experience in this field.

He noted that there may be situations in which an international organization may be responsible for the conduct of its members.

Instead, he noted, the U.S. is continuing sanctions aimed at keeping up pressure.

He noted that the fishing industry was being encouraged to bring back to port, and dispose of, their material free of charge.

On 13 June 1987, the Supreme Court dismissed his claim, holding that he had been correctly reinstated in his old post, and noted that he was paid at a higher salary scale.

He noted with satisfaction that more than half of the technical assistance provided by UNCTAD was through interregional activities, and he hoped that donors would continue to provide support for such activities.

He noted the widespread violence and insecurity affecting the population, particularly women and children.

He noted that it was important to consider ways to ensure that the deliberations covered the professional, technical and substantive aspects of the issues under discussion.

He accepted the Committee's arguments in favour of their withdrawal, but noted that the Attorney General had repeatedly advised the Government that the reservations must remain.

He noted with concern, however, that drug trafficking had increased and that the main victims of drugs were young people, who represented the future of society.