However, this was being addressed through specific policy formulations.

The Committee has noted that this argument was addressed by the Courts and was found to be groundless.

This was followed by the Monterrey Conference, which addressed the challenges of financing for development.

This situation was addressed and Impartial Forces have now been deployed to the said localities.

This issue, which was addressed in the 2004 report, is also dealt with in section V below.

This letter is wrongly addressed.

A number of points addressed in this recommendation are currently being addressed by ILO.

This letter is addressed to you.

We were also pleased to observe that this significant issue was duly addressed in the United Nations summit outcome document.

A letter on this subject, including an information note and a nomination form, was addressed to all the permanent missions.

We came back that issue was not addressed.

This increase will be addressed by redeployment.

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

The Assembly was also addressed at this time by the then Director General of WTO who is now Secretary General of UNCTAD.

I wanted it to be something that was not addressed to them or signed by me, something that caused them to wonder what on Earth this thing was.

Article 217, which addressed the crime of seduction, was excluded.

The environmental dimension of this issue was addressed by ISAR in its agreed conclusions on Accounting and Financial Reporting for Environmental Costs and Liabilities.

As yet, the problem was not addressed in the school curriculum.

I printed up 3,000 self addressed postcards, just like this.

The Sub Commission has previously addressed this type of issue.

This idea is followed by the Indian code and was also addressed in the 2002 Report of the Kumar Mangalam Birla Committee on Corporate Governance.

It was distortion of mind which needed to be addressed to control.

That was a political problem which must be addressed by political means.

The financing constraint was addressed with support from the Asian Development Bank.

The results of this survey are addressed in the following chapter.

They also covered other programmes and activities in which the situation was addressed.

It was eventually achieved in Aceh and should be addressed under the cluster modality.

Clearly, lasting peace would not be established unless the question of impunity was addressed.

But the good news was limited, because NATO addressed only a routine agenda. No core problem was really tackled.

Inasmuch as obligations erga omnes did not implicate normative hierarchy, it was suggested that this would be better addressed under the title norms with special status in international law .

The enhancement of the working methods of the special procedures was addressed by most speakers.

There is none of this quality of being addressed with these Charles Bonnet hallucinations.

In this Article, various issues reflecting women sex roles and stereotypes will be addressed.

The pilot and the global implementation phases have not been addressed at this stage.

This appeal was dismissed by the Supreme Court of Justice, which considered that the complainant had not properly addressed the matter to the Court for Administrative Affairs of First Instance.

The note was addressed to the Government of Azerbaijan via that country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The reorganization of Ethiopian armed forces along the boundary with Eritrea was the main issue addressed.

The Committee was then addressed by Ms. María Francisca Ize Charrin, Chief, Treaties and Commission Branch.

The United States thanks the Presidents and Prosecutors for having addressed the Council this morning.

(N.B. this excludes nuclear fuel cycle activities that can be addressed through conventional safeguards arrangements.

The OECD, at its special session on globalization in November 2005, also addressed this issue.

This topic, whose purpose was to identify the international legal cooperation instruments that comply with the conventions against terrorism and transnational organized crime, addressed three main points, followed by practical exercises

Concern was expressed, however, about the proliferation of thematic debates and the breadth of issues they addressed.

Although much had been achieved, it was clear that society could not be fully transformed unless the problem of impoverished families was addressed.

It was noted that the special needs of transit countries were being addressed in UNCTAD's work programme for the next biennium, and that this focus responded to the outcome of UNCTAD XI.