It was you that suggested seeing that movie.

It was suggested that children themselves be involved in research.

Furthermore, positive management led by prominent international organizations was also suggested.

It was therefore suggested that subparagraph 83 (b)(ii) should be deleted.

It was suggested that OHCHR could better coordinate requests for country visits.

All the evidence suggested that this devil cancer was spread by a virus.

It was suggested that international cooperation was more difficult where there was no agreement on the nature of the offences.

It was suggested that, if a chemical was of global concern, no national risk evaluation should be necessary.

It was therefore suggested that paragraph 5 should be restricted to ultra hazardous activities.

It was the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge who first suggested this receptive state of mind.

As such, it was suggested that article 13 be reformulated as a without prejudice clause.

Consequently, it was suggested that liability for late delivery should be left to national law.

A delegation suggested an evaluation of whether UNICEF was on course in the reform processes.

Working in NGO coalitions, wording on these issues was drafted and suggested to government delegates.

It was suggested that it was illogical to base the protection of third parties on the existence of a document.

It was suggested that the Guide should note that practices might continue to evolve, as more relevant experience was accumulated.

It was suggested that remote sensing and GIS training be combined into one national training centre.

A Plaid AM said the group as a whole was not happy and has suggested alternatives.

Adding under domestic law after necessary measures in the first sentence of the article was suggested.

Several delegations suggested that it should be optional, as was the case with other international instruments.

It was suggested that a separate committee be established to deal with process and administrative matters.

A model for this approach was suggested to be draft article 83 of the draft convention.

It was also suggested that peer review might be one way to monitor follow up activities.

It was therefore suggested that a section on conclusions be added to the report, highlighting achievements.

As regards subparagraph (2) (c), it was suggested that the text should form a separate paragraph.

It was suggested that this would be an appropriate topic for the annual review advocated above.

It was suggested that the documentary approach better provided a commercially viable solution and was more in line with trade practice.

It was suggested that each functional commission arrange for appropriate non governmental organization participation at these events.

It was suggested that this requirement could be limited to the name and address of the carrier.

It was suggested that an introductory leaflet could be prepared, to help raise awareness of the guidelines.

It was also suggested that follow up letters by special procedures and responses thereto be posted online.

It was suggested that the interaction between special procedures and United Nations peacekeeping missions should be clarified.

It was also suggested that the relationship between this paragraph and the previous one should be clarified.

The LWV suggested wording to delegates, some of which was used by the delegates in drafting text.

It was suggested that provisions could be included in the draft instrument requiring that certain conditions be fulfilled prior to the valid exercise of an exclusive jurisdiction clause. The conditions suggested were as follows

It was the suggested syllabus for dealing with the Applied Arts and Science at Cambridge University in 1829.

It was also suggested that wider economic and social issues should be taken into account in the discussion.

The possibility of revisiting the question in the light of the outcome of the synergies study was suggested.

It was suggested that the notion of transport document in the proposed draft of article 4 needed clarification.

It was suggested that the rationale for this provision should be to avoid conflicts between international instruments only.

It was suggested that the approaches of certain treaties that combined strict and fault liability should be followed.

It was even suggested that the draft guideline should be combined with draft guideline 3.1.7, given their similarity.

It was suggested that, for that reason, training programmes should also be made available for prosecutors and judges.

It was suggested that model laws on the subject should be developed, taking into account different legal systems.

It was also suggested that the word intervention be avoided or clarified due to its possibly negative connotations.