That referred to Prof. Zaizen's surgery, right?

That matter, too, was referred to the drafting group.

I believe that I referred to equitable rather than equal time.

Compensation is only referred to as a question that may be discussed.

The Commission approved that proposal and referred it to the drafting group.

Each State Party shall ensure that the authority referred to in paragraph 1

The Commission accepted that proposal and referred the matter to the drafting group.

Not very much. Only that Professor Harrington referred to it in his notes.

Ms. Maldonado (Department of Political Affairs) explained that paragraph 3 referred to information that the administering Powers were required to transmit under Article 73 e of the Charter, while the Annex referred to information that had actually been transmitted.

Now, let me turn to something that was referred to by Foreign Minister Ramos Horta.

He asked the Chairman to ensure that delegations referred to countries by their proper names.

Some States referred to agencies that received special training in relation to offences against women.

The Czech Republic, upon ratification, withdrew the declaration, referred to in footnote c, that had been made by the former Czechoslovakia, and lodged the declaration referred to in the second paragraph of that footnote.

Speakers referred to the need for effective legislation that included provisions on particular offences.

53. One member referred to a recent suggestion that the ceiling might be reduced.

The Commission generally concurred with that proposal and referred it to the drafting group.

3. The structure that JIU recommendations referred to has not existed for several years.

She also referred to draft legislation that specified conditions for occupational health and safety.

The issue of the delegation of powers, I think, referred to the fact that the report referred to the decree that was signed by the President but which has not been translated into actual effect.

The same would apply to the last sentence of subparagraph (d) that referred to or losses incurred, or likely to be incurred, by third parties , since subparagraph (a) referred to loss as well.

They're referred to as nuclear batteries.

The order referred to a sample.

14 children referred to foster care

It referred to a phenomenon that was all too familiar to Jewish people around the world.

It was suggested that the matters dealt with in paragraph (1) could be referred to as cross certification , while paragraph (2) dealt with a situation that would more accurately be referred to as cross border recognition .

A 53 522 (a) In operative paragraph 7, the words and referred to were replaced by the words referred to

UNODC will make that information available on the secure website referred to in paragraph 6.

The Working Group agreed with that consideration and referred subparagraph (d) to the drafting group.

11. Several representatives referred to approaches that their Governments had taken to improve such cooperation and coordination.

The language used in paragraph (e) was almost identical to that contained in IDB.17 Dec.3, paragraph (c), the only difference being that the latter referred to concrete recommendations whereas the text before the Committee referred to concrete measures .

It's referred to as e waste there.

I referred earlier to the intergovernmental track.

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However, that article referred rather to the right of States and international organizations to formulate reservations and to the limitations to that right.

Another category of cases that is frequently referred to the Court concerns the use of force.

That is why, in previous reports, we have referred to the Bureau using the word during .

In that connection, he referred to a number of operations undertaken jointly with major neighbouring States.

The Ministry first maintained that local staff members did not enjoy the immunity referred to above.

Lead reviewers may be offered additional training to that referred to in paragraph 24 above to enhance their skills.

69. Some delegations mentioned that they would be maintaining their level of voluntary contributions while two delegations referred to reductions in their contributions. Another two delegations referred to possible increases in their voluntary contributions.

These individuals are referred to as Executive Secretary .

b Until 1997 referred to as cerebrovascular disease.

f Until 1997 referred to as nutritional deficiencies.

h Until 1997 referred to as congenital anomalies.

These entities are referred to herein as Claimants .