It was remarked that the meaning of paragraph 9 was obscure.

Less remarked on is the power of Trump to bring families together.

Jeff Bezos kindly remarked to me, Chris, TED is a really great conference.

As Nigeria's President Obasanjo recently remarked, Africa is a continent on the move.

Your father remarked that it's fortunate.

Do you know that everything that you ever ate there or remarked on is ready?

With respect to relations with Argentina, Mr. Lloyd remarked

Ms. Laila Freivalds, Swedish Minister of Foreign Affairs, aptly remarked that the failure is political , not diplomatic .

The haughty ones remarked. 'Most certainly we disbelieve in that which you believe.'

The haughty ones remarked. 'Most certainly we disbelieve in that which you believe.'

It was also remarked that situations might arise in which the maintenance of peace would require the immediate imposition of sanctions, without notice.

As McNair has remarked There is no inherent juridical impossibility in the formation of treaty obligations between two opposing belligerents during the war .

19. It was also remarked that the 1980 Convention did not distinguish acts of nuclear terrorism from other criminal acts involving the use of nuclear material.

Michael Krepon from the Stimson Center remarked that there still is no general consensus on international instruments giving complete guarantee for real space surveillance and monitoring.

Several of them also remarked, however, on the declining utility of such sessions from the Council's standpoint.

The complainant remarked that he had only received two visits from his lawyer, in February and March 2002.

She pointed out that the Irish Parliament itself had remarked on the male oriented thrust of the Constitution, stating, inter alia, that it was a product of patriarchal times.

85. Mr. Chaszar remarked that in many countries the media were playing a negative rather than a positive role.

But it is hard to imagine, as Judge Shahabuddeen has wisely remarked, that the 35 now 36 states parties to Protocol 7 of the European Convention intended to act at variance with any obligations under article 14 (5) of the ICCPR .

The predictable initial response is to dismiss the possibility out of hand. As Australia s wartime prime minister, Ben Chifley, once famously remarked, The trouble with gentleman s agreements is that there aren t enough bloody gentlemen.

A good illustration is Denmark, which early on provided huge subsidies for wind power, building thousands of inefficient turbines around the country from the 1980 s onwards. Today, it is often remarked that Denmark is providing every third terrestrial wind turbine in the world, creating billions in income and jobs.

BERLIN It s when the tide goes out that you find out who has been swimming naked, the legendary investor Warren Buffett aptly remarked when the global economic crisis hit. And, as we have found out in the meantime, this is as true for countries as it is for companies.

He remarked that this being his third visit to Puntland , the security situation was much improved compared to his previous two visits.

In concluding, he remarked that efforts should be made to re examine the bottlenecks in the implementation of the Peace Plan on Western Sahara.

While later being treated at hospital, the doctor reportedly remarked that the blows that he had received to his head could have been fatal.

Finally, the Executive Secretary remarked that the absence of quantified targets represents an important missing element from the proposals of a number of Parties.

One delegation remarked that in some cases the protection of witnesses or of persons who had confessed required that certain information should be kept confidential.

The Special Rapporteur also remarked that at the 1996 session of the Working Group there had been almost no discussion of his third progress report.

They also, as colleagues have already remarked, committed themselves to establishing a Peacebuilding Commission, which now provides us with a unique opportunity to create a United Nations system that is capable of building and sustaining peace.

Another (the United States) remarked that, in some countries, only disclosure of certain types of information that were considered sensitive was prohibited it suggested that the extent of confidentiality should be left to the discretion of national legislation.

Describing some of Singapore's experiences in overcoming environmental sustainability challenges, he remarked that, not so long ago, his country had suffered from frequent floods and pollution.

Moreover, at the hearing before the Court of Appeal, the lawyer remarked that he could not support his client apos s application for leave to appeal.

But as Judge Mohamed Shahabuddeen has remarked in another setting, some of those statements lean towards interpretative declarations, i.e., they are worded as clarifications as to what the Covenant is assumed to mean in the first place.

The arrogant leaders of the people replied We shall drive you away from our land, O Shu'aib, and those who are with you, unless you come back to your faith. But he remarked Even if we are disgusted with it?

The arrogant leaders of the people replied We shall drive you away from our land, O Shu'aib, and those who are with you, unless you come back to your faith. But he remarked Even if we are disgusted with it?

With regard to the functioning of the main components of the process, the Chair remarked that participants did not seem to see a need for major changes but that it would be useful to explore possibilities for improvements in some areas.

19. The Special Rapporteur also remarked that the proposed body would have a fundamentally preventive approach and in this was to be distinguished from the Committee against Torture.

Judging by pre recession standards, a great deal of it, especially in the United States and Britain. New Labour's Peter Mandelson voiced the spirit of the past 30 years when he remarked that he felt intensely relaxed about people getting filthy rich.

With regard to the functioning of the main components of the process, the Chair remarked that participants did not seem to see a need for major changes but that they felt it would be useful to explore possibilities for improvements in some areas.

63. In commenting on these views, the sponsor delegation remarked that it was not the purpose of the first clause of the paragraph to affect the prerogatives of the Security Council in its making of determinations under Article 39 of the Charter.

A representative of France, observing the seminar, remarked that racism was a concern his Government would need to look into, owing to the disparity of the New Caledonian population.

He further remarked that an agreement should provide a clear signal to key economic actors that times have changed, and that all should help these changes to take effect.

A former Under Secretary General once remarked to a television producer who asked where he could make a film about conflict prevention, If you can film it, it probably is not working! Indeed, the light of publicity is often turned on only when conflict has become entrenched and that in itself it often makes compromise more difficult, since leaders fear that concessions made in public will be interpreted as weakness by opponents, or as betrayal by supporters.

Several members remarked that the unilateral acts par excellence that ought to be examined were autonomous acts, acts without any direct antecedent in customary or treaty law defining unauthorized acts.

Finally, she remarked that the principal issues to be addressed by the parties would be economic cooperation, the return of refugees and internally displaced persons and political and security issues.