Something of importance had transpired in the exchange.

There is nothing new transpired since I wrote you last.

But given what's transpired, it can wait until another time.

It had also transpired that no domestic remedies had been pursued in Zaire to secure his release.

These summaries have been endorsed by the respective chairs as an accurate reflection of what transpired in the dialogues.

From the documents before the Committee, it transpired that the author's son was sentenced to death at first instance by the Supreme Court.

Even if that did not amount to actual knowledge, equity ought to intervene to set aside the purchases as what transpired constituted sharp practices .

24. As of September 1998, eight months have transpired since the establishment by the Secretary General of the United Nations Fund for International Partnerships (UNFIP).

It is high time to evaluate the developments that have transpired in Afghanistan over the past four years and to assess the remaining challenges ahead of us.

Whatever transpired over the weekend, Mr. Putin has unquestionably escalated in his language toward Ukraine, choosing to use this episode however real it was for some larger aim.

Japan would therefore be placed in an uncomfortable position if it transpired that the Secretary General was assuming that such support from the regular budget was a given.

We note that paragraph 66 (j) does not follow past practice in accurately reflecting what transpired in the Committee, and are pleased that a corrigendum has been issued.

Regarding the reactions of the addressees of unilateral acts, it transpired that their acceptance of their part in undertakings unilaterally entered into resulted in a treaty type relationship.

The downfall of the last empire, which had been postponed for seven decades, in spite of enormous complexities on the whole transpired relatively calmly and in a civilized manner.

From a subsequent submission of the author, dated 10 March 1999, it transpired that Mr. Zhurin's death sentence was commuted to life imprisonment by Presidential Decree of 23 September 1993.

And so it transpired that a horse was killed, a god was made sin free, a Brahmin's ego was appeased, a woman ... was ruined, and a one eyed monkey was left ...

In the Committee's view, it transpired from the text of its judgement that the Supreme Court had dealt extensively with the assessment of the evidence by the court of first instance.

Steps have of course been taken by the Minister of Justice, who suspended the senior judge and the government commissioner who were suspected of involvement in the murderous incidents that transpired in Mirebalais.

From the information before the Committee, which had not been challenged in substance by the State party, it transpired that the charges and the evidence against the author's son left room for considerable doubt.

In the case of the apos sans papiers apos it transpired that children were being held, that the rights of the defence were not being respected and that administrative irregularities were becoming increasingly numerous.

The Palestinian refugee problem had arisen as a result of the political developments that had transpired in the region, and its full resolution could only result from a political process carried out directly between the sides.

It has also transpired that the technology, know how and equipment needed to develop military nuclear programmes in particular dual use technologies in the field of the fuel cycle, and specifically uranium enrichment have become much more accessible.

The Government of Indonesia, out of its strong commitment to fully cooperate with the main United Nations human rights machinery, is pleased to provide the Commission with information concerning initiatives and measures taken by the Government, as transpired from the statement.

4.2 The State party explains that according to the Court's civil case, it transpired that the author was admitted in the Faculty of Languages in the Institute in 1995, and in 1996 she continued her studies in the Faculty of History (Islamic Department).

From most of the discussions the Special Rapporteur had in San Francisco, it transpired that despite an otherwise relatively sensitized criminal justice system, the District Attorney apos s lack of attention to the special needs of child victims weakened the effectiveness of the system.

We thought that we had all drawn our bitter lessons from the tragedy of Bosnia and Herzegovina. We must never allow it to happen again. However, the recent violence in Kosovo is similar to what transpired in Bosnia and Herzegovina it is of the same making, the result of the same mentality.

10.2 In relation to the State party's request that the Committee should reconsider its decision on admissibility pursuant to rule 94, paragraph 6, of its rules of procedure in the light of recent legislative changes, the Committee considers that it must review and assess the communication on the basis of the facts as they transpired at the material time, irrespective of subsequent changes in the law.

2.19 On 12 January 1998, the Trial Court found that the admission of Godfrey Domingo on what transpired between him and the accused which he repeatedly related to the different public officers immediately after the incident ( ) cannot be overcome by the affidavit of desistance executed by Godfrey Domingo assisted by his parents , because the alleged victim was not in court to confirm the contents of the document.

In the Court's view, the dispute brought before it could only relate to the events that transpired in the 1990s if, as argued by Liechtenstein, in that period, Germany either departed from a previous common position that the Settlement Convention did not apply to Liechtenstein property, or if German courts, by applying their earlier case law under the Settlement Convention for the first time to Liechtenstein property, applied that Convention to a new situation after the critical date.

The Chairman of the Supreme Court examined his case and concluded that it had transpired from the Summary Table of the Standing Committee on Drug Control of 1 August 1995 and its annexed List No. 1 ( On Amounts of Drugs that Can be Considered Small, Large and Very Large ) of 4 June 1997, that the purchase and storage of 10 grams of marijuana constituted a crime both at the time of its commission, as well as under the new Criminal Code.