The statement should be read in conjunction with that message.

This document should be read in conjunction with UNCTAD GDS AFRICA 2005 1.

20. Comments on this recommendation should be read in conjunction with recommendation 10 below.

The present report should therefore be read in conjunction with document A 52 512.

These results matrices should be read in close conjunction with the text, especially chapter IV.

Draft article 6 read in conjunction with draft article 7 represented an acceptable compromise in that regard.

This article should be read in conjunction with article 10 of the same Constitution, which states

However, paragraph (2) had to be read in conjunction with the non discrimination rule stated in paragraph (1).

4. In considering proposed activities for 1998, this document should be read in conjunction with document ICCD COP(1) 3.

This present statement must be read in conjunction with those earlier statements and documents which I have just mentioned.

The present report concentrates on other marine activities and should be read in conjunction with the other two reports.

Each booklet could include a recommendation that it should be read in conjunction with other relevant parts of the guidelines.

Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 to the European Convention read in conjunction with article 14 of the European Convention.

The Special Rapporteur intends the present report to be read in conjunction with his interim report to the General Assembly.

However, the Special Rapporteur would also like to note that the Covenant must be read as a whole, and that in particular, article 19 must be read in conjunction with article 20.

The fourth progress report on the implementation of the UN Women's Convention should preferably be read in conjunction with this report.

The present financial highlights is designed to be read in conjunction with UNHCR's financial statements, but can also be considered alone.

The note should be read in conjunction with document FCCC SBI 1997 INF.7, which contains a number of supporting tables.

3. The present report, which is designed to be read in conjunction with the financial statements, can also be considered alone.

The present report should be read in conjunction with the report of the Secretary General circulated in document A C.5 52 2.

He presented an interim report to the General Assembly (A 51 481) which should be read in conjunction with the present report.

8. Comments on this recommendation should be read in conjunction with those made on recommendation 5, which also addresses the subject of mandates.

3. The present document should be read in conjunction with the summary records of the General Conference, where details of the proceedings are provided.

In essence, the obligations of States Parties to the Covenant in relation to forced evictions are based on article 11.1, read in conjunction with other relevant provisions.

He claims to be a victim of violations by the Netherlands of article 26 read alone and in conjunction with article 2, paragraph 3, of the Covenant.

Counsel argued that, in accordance with article 125h, paragraph 2, read in conjunction with section 218, of the Code of Criminal Procedure, the evidence obtained unlawfully should have been discarded.

It should be read in conjunction with document ICCD COP(7) 2 Add.3 which contains an overview of the performance of all trust funds of the Convention.

This fourth periodic report by Aruba covers the period from April 2000 to August 2004 and should be read in conjunction with the previous reports submitted by Aruba.

Conjunction

Conjunction

Moreover, under article 17, read in conjunction with article 10, of the Covenant, the author was only entitled to communicate with his family and friends by correspondence and by receiving visits.

The Advisory Committee's detailed comments on procurement and contract management for peacekeeping operations were contained in its report (A 59 722), which should be read in conjunction with its general report (A 59 736).

Despite its minimal content ( Arbitration Hamburg ), the clause was valid because when read in conjunction with the EEC it referred to the rules of German Coffee Association, the local coffee trading association.

11.7 The issue therefore arises whether or not such interference would be arbitrary or unlawful and thus contrary to article 17, read in conjunction with article 23, paragraph 1, of the Covenant.

It should be read in conjunction with the report of the Secretary General on the financing of MONUC of 3 February 2004 (A 58 701) containing the Mission's initial 2004 05 budget.

The view was expressed that, while paragraph (3) had to be read in conjunction with article 7 of the Model Law, the two provisions might not be entirely consistent with one another.

Content conjunction

The compromise solution reached by the Working Group, whereby draft article 6 was to be read in conjunction with draft article 7, had been accepted by all delegations attending the Working Group's session.

The present note has been provided as a background for discussion, and should be read in conjunction with the Secretary General's recommendations on related issues to be found in the report contained in document A 59 2005.

He claims to be a victim of a violation by Germany of his rights under article 26, read alone, as well as in conjunction with article 8, paragraph 3 (c) (i), of the Covenant.

However, in the light of the State party's admissibility observations, he now alleges breaches of both article 26 as a free standing right, and read in conjunction with article 8, paragraph 3 (c) (i), of the Covenant.

The present chapter on financial highlights is designed to be read in conjunction with the financial statements of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), but can also be considered alone.

In the circumstances, it was generally felt that, when read in conjunction with other provisions of the draft Model Provisions, the proposed new paragraphs (3)(a) and (3)(b) adequately covered the main issues raised by concurrent proceedings.

Generally, it must be borne in mind that the Convention would have to be read in conjunction with the commentary prepared by the International Law Commission, at least insofar as the text submitted by the Commission had remained unchanged.

It draws on, and should be read in conjunction with, the related Note by the Secretariat presented to the Working Group on the topic at its seventh session (A CN.9 WG.I WP.35 and Add.1).