29. There was also more general consideration of the issue of human rights and law enforcement.

I'd sooner have a more heroic issue.

By the summer, in the middle of the general campaign, He said, I've thought about the issue more. I've changed my mind.

A more thorough analysis of the various possible alternatives would help the General Assembly to reach a decision on this important issue.

This is a broader and more complex issue.

Turning now to the issue of subsidiary organs, our position is that their work should be more accessible to Member States in general.

The issue of autonomy and choice needs more elaboration.

The issue has begun to be documented more systematically.

Regarding immunities in criminal proceedings, there had been a general understanding at the Ad Hoc Committee that a more appropriate placement for that issue was in a General Assembly resolution.

THE FEMINISATION OF HIV AIDS more than a women's issue

(j) Any other issue recommended by the General Assembly.

General Assembly resolution 2758 (XXVI) had settled the question of the representation of the Chinese people the General Committee must bury the issue once and for all and concentrate on more important problems.

This issue is addressed in more detail later in this report.

The solution to the refugee issue was therefore even more remote.

HIV AIDS is more than a health issue it is also an issue of human rights and gender based discrimination.

The issue of freedom of movement will need more time to tackle.

Moreover, the issue could be more appropriately addressed in the Sixth Committee.

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Having considered the report of the Secretary General on the issue

Moving the issue to the General Assembly would be an overreaction.

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

That's 20 percent of the budget, and that presents a more difficult issue.

The Israeli Government and the Quartet must therefore address the issue more positively.

More relevant to the Peacebuilding Commission, however, is the issue of risk reduction.

As such, emigration had become a more significant issue in discussions on development.

The first lesson relates to the issue of creating a more inclusive society.

While that issue might need to be discussed in the context of work on digital signatures and certification authorities, it would also deserve consideration at a more general level.

The issue has been brought to the attention of the General Assembly.

However, the issue should be clarified with guidance from the General Assembly.

As stated in the report of the Secretary General on this issue,

The Committee would like to receive more information on this issue, including statistical data.

Unfortunately, news received in the past week has made this issue even more urgent.

That would only further politicize the issue and make its timely resolution more difficult.

It does not necessarily mean that one issue is more important than the other.

The States Parties have come to recognize that victim assistance is more than just a medical or rehabilitation issue it is also a human rights issue.

We look forward to receiving the Secretary General's more detailed proposals on this crucial issue.

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

Good governance has become a major issue, with calls for greater transparency and more democracy.

We are in favour of more intensive dialogue on this issue among all interested nations.

Another issue of general concern was the Joint Mission Analysis Cell (JMAC) concept.

The Committee expands on this issue in its general report on peacekeeping operations.

Moreover, the General Assembly had already refused to consider resolutions on that issue.

The Chairman said that the United States delegation had raised a fundamental issue of public international law, which might be more appropriately dealt with by the Sixth Committee of the General Assembly.

On the issue of results based budgeting, the Korean delegation welcomed the efforts made by the Secretary General to present the budget in a more concise format and give it a strategic orientation.