Preface

Preface

Preface

Preface by the Chairman

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Your Corneille said it in his preface to Suréna.

Preface by the Under Secretary General for Internal Oversight Services

The preface and introduction described the main budget parameters, goals and priorities.

Ms. Walpole (United Kingdom) I will preface my statement with a short clarification.

F. Step 6 reviewing and revising the national plan 52 63 17 PREFACE

Contents Preface. Introduction. List of matters for possible consideration in organizing arbitral proceedings. Annotations.

I am pleased that, in the preface to the report, Mr. Mehlis refers to the need to continue investigations.

Hungary is committed to stabilizing national emissions of CO2, and the communication also made a reference in the preface to the commitment to stabilize greenhouse gas emissions.

In addition, owing to popular demand, UNIDIR will reissue its book Bound to Cooperate Conflict, Peace and People in Sierra Leone, with an additional preface to update it.

18, 46, 47, 49, 52 54, 59, 62, 64 67, 73, 75, 76, 94, 95, 113 117, 131, and 133 135 and also 2000 OECD preface, chap. 1 and paras.

The Advisory Committee reviews and submits reports on the related administrative budgets to the various programmes mentioned in section A of table 7 (see Preface and para. 121 of the present report).

30. The comments of the Under Secretary General for Internal Oversight Services on decentralization and delegation of authority (A 52 426, preface) demonstrated the need for training and an effective monitoring mechanism.

Preface In accordance with UNCTAD s mandate for work on the economy of the occupied Palestinian territory, This mandate originates in Conference resolution 146 (VI), the Cartagena decision and General Assembly decision 47 445.

The oral report will provide an update on the UNICEF education strategy and offer the Executive Board a chance to comment on it as a preface to the presentation of the final strategy at the second regular session in September 2006.

Improvements in automatic reporting and exchange of information are being examined in the context of the (Fiscal) Committee's study of the use of withholding taxes and or exchange of information to enhance the taxation of cross border interest flows (2000 OECD report, preface and paras.

The Special Rapporteur should like to preface her remarks by expressing concern at attempts to dilute the term female genital mutilation in favour of expressions such as female circumcision , excision , female genital surgery operations , female genital modification , female genital alteration and, more recently, female genital cutting .

The philosopher Julien Freund remarks that quot It would appear that exclusion is now part of normality in societies, and does not arouse any special moral or political conscience but instead evokes pity in the guise of the virtue of charity quot .Xiberras, op. cit., Preface, p. 12.

5, 58, 59 and 78) The Committee will continue to work on improvements in automatic reporting and automatic exchange of information in connection with the study of the use of withholding taxes and or exchange of information to enhance the taxation of cross border interest flows (ibid., para. 109 and preface).

Mr. Kafando (Burkina Faso) (spoke in French) I should like to preface my statement by saying how delighted my delegation is to have this opportunity, through our consideration of this agenda item, to examine the situation in the Middle East, that seething cauldron which, every day, makes one fear the worst.

He emphasized that ITU was attached to the 1954 text, which, although it had not been legally incorporated into the Union apos s staff regulations and rules, had been published and circulated to all members with a preface from the Secretary General calling upon them to abide by it fully.

The 1998 OECD report (paras. 18, 46, 47, 49, 52 54, 59, 62, 64 67, 73, 75, 95 and 113 117) stressed the need for effective exchange of information and emphasized that bank secrecy and other confidentiality laws were an obstacle to the effective exchange of information. The 2000 OECD report (preface and chaps.

2. The Secretary General concurs with the observations of the Under Secretary General for Internal Oversight Services in his preface that internal oversight in the United Nations has matured since its inception in 1994 and that its working methods have become well established and are now part of the management culture of the United Nations.

The 1998 OECD report (paras. 12, 52 54, 59, 62, 64, 66, 67, 75, 76, 106 107, and 112 117) and the 2000 OECD report (preface and chaps. 1 3) have focused attention on the need for effective exchange of information, and the need for the transmitting State to have, according to domestic law and practice, access to the relevant information in order to make the exchange of information effective.