(iii) To facilitate a genuinely independent investigation into the attack perpetrated near Depayin on 30 May 2003

She's a genuinely sweet person.

(d) Reasons connected with beliefs or convictions in this case, the enlistment of the child may be considered genuinely voluntary.

Yes, because he genuinely doesn't like Zaizen.

For a second you were genuinely scared, not so?

107. Organizing genuinely independent trade unions remains a serious concern.

It may only exercise its jurisdiction over cases where national systems do not conduct proceedings or where they are unwilling or genuinely unable to carry out such proceedings.

So the inclusion agenda means genuinely bringing people inside the tent.

This will also call for a genuinely professional civil police force.

And yet you sent away everybody who ever genuinely loved you.

The Special Representative is concerned that if proper administrative measures are not put into place in the near future, the conduct of genuinely free and fair elections may not be possible.

Speakers also stated that community based action must genuinely respond to local needs.

Speakers also stated that community based action must genuinely respond to local needs.

The media could be involved to genuinely present religions as instruments of peace.

Clearly, decisive measures are still needed to establish a genuinely independent court system.

2. This right may not be invoked in the case of prosecutions genuinely arising from non political crimes or from acts contrary to the purposes and principles of the United Nations. quot

On that basis, we are convinced that the process of standards implementation should be analysed on the basis not of emerging trends that may be genuinely positive in themselves, but of concrete results.

Indeed, global investors are starting to hedge their bets, as if preparing themselves for a more genuinely balanced world spanning different continents and cultures. Asia may have caught up with the West Latin America may be on track to do so and Africa may be slowly positioning itself to grow.

I genuinely did believe management was the right fit for me, more so than playing.

He was a genuinely charismatic figure and an enormous force for good in the world.

He says he is the only leader who is not corrupt and genuinely anti Mobutu.

4.3 According to the State party, such a judicial review could genuinely improve the complainant's situation.

It is then that the United Nations would become the organization of the genuinely united nations.

How can we honestly and genuinely encourage more people to vote when votes don't count in Canada?

I genuinely feel that my delegation and, indeed, many others have shown extraordinary patience on this issue.

Two delegations underlined the importance of conditionality and giving preference to communities that genuinely accept multi ethnicity.

To get to that stage, we genuinely need to start building demand in those societies on the ground.

Nevertheless, we are also genuinely concerned at the fact that 113 million children are currently out of school.

Brazil is genuinely committed to the promotion of a comprehensive, just and lasting peace in the Middle East.

And, thank God, you've got two people who genuinely care about the world and with that kind of wealth.

In fact, love is the only genuinely precious thing in life it's also the only thing worthy of pursuit.

Additional competences could be incorporated, and the mission would thus be genuinely multifunctional at the field level as well.

The State party should also ensure that the victims have access to genuinely independent bodies for investigating those complaints.

Notice that the fact that the concept of health is open, genuinely open for revision, does not make it vacuous.

The European Union would like more information on such action before it could judge whether a subvention was genuinely needed.

It might help judges to feel more secure if they felt that the police was genuinely interested in purging itself.

Such an intervention might work but only if and when both sides genuinely want a solution. We are not there yet.

But the resolution s genuinely groundbreaking objectives lie in other areas. For starters, the resolution includes two potentially game changing legal reforms.

Only by including all stakeholders will it be possible for parties to reach multilateral agreements that are genuinely universal and effective.

Although, according to the non governmental Cambodian Labour Organization, there are approximately 41 registered unions, the majority are not genuinely independent.

Such reasons may conceal more compelling factors, as the recent resignation of American CIA Director George Tenet suggests. But Tony Blair lost one of his best and most loyal cabinet friends, Alan Milburn, because he genuinely wanted to spend more time with his family.

To grant more generous development assistance, especially to countries that are genuinely making an effort to apply their resources to poverty reduction.

But I think it's insane to believe that we will ever make a society that is genuinely meritocratic. It's an impossible dream.

One approach could be to make reporting on implementation a genuinely joint undertaking, not least because the Agenda is a common undertaking.

That genuinely temporary arrangement, which was drawing to a close, had been implemented in consultation with the Office of Human Resources Management.