It considers humanitarian assistance, recovery and reconstruction.

Therefore, it considers that the communication is manifestly unfounded.

The Tribunal accepts the recommendation and considers it completed.

The Tribunal accepts the recommendation and considers it implemented.

The Tribunal accepts the recommendation and considers it implemented.

Who amasses wealth and considers it a provision (against mishap)

Who amasses wealth and considers it a provision (against mishap)

Orthodox Judaism, like most religions, seeks stability in what it considers enduring traditional values.

Considers it essential to build the capacity of peacekeeping contingents for more rapid deployment

The Committee may decide not to proceed with submissions which it considers to be

And it considers just using existing hydro to match the hour by hour power demand.

The Working Group considers

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

The Division considers that it has, by these means, established appropriate working methods in this area.

In some cases, the Panel considers it useful to set out technical details of the modifications.

As he considers himself independent!

As he considers himself independent!

When he considers himself exempt.

When he considers himself exempt.

Kuwait considers their return essential.

4. If the Subcommittee on Prevention considers it appropriate, it may propose a short follow up visit after a regular visit.

(c) When the disappeared person is one of its nationals and the State Party considers it appropriate.

Ankara is angry with the West for what it considers a weak response to the attempted takeover.

She considers a field, and buys it. With the fruit of her hands, she plants a vineyard.

She considers a field, and buys it. With the fruit of her hands, she plants a vineyard.

Design really looks upon the whole world and it considers the world in all of its different ranges.

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.

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 UNCC secretariat therefore considers that it has done all that it can reasonably do to secure the UNCC archives while it remains the custodian thereof.

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.

It considers that this work offers great promise in achieving a satisfactory compromise between humanitarian concerns and military constraints.

The coach considers Bob a good player.

My Government considers that a high priority.

The Committee may request, when it considers it appropriate to do so, information on the technical advice or assistance provided and the progress achieved.

It also considers longer term issues relating to the dynamics and diversity of trends in population ageing in the region.

(b) In operative paragraph 2, the words and expand would be inserted after the words Considers it important to continue

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

4.1 The State party considers the complaint inadmissible because it says that the complainant has failed to exhaust domestic remedies.

The relevant advisory committee has stated that it considers the modernisation of educational courses more effective than expensive image campaigns.

The Advisory Committee intends to follow up on this when it considers the proposed budget for MONUC for 2005 06.

The Executive Secretary considers it very important to maintain the unity and cohesiveness of the secretariat, and to avoid fragmentation.