The Committee may wish to discuss other matters as appropriate.

But with Najmuddin, we cannot discuss.

Don't know. We will discuss that.

We have important issues to discuss.

We are prepared to discuss those issues.

We still have many other things to discuss.

We are here to deliberate, discuss and make recommendations.

We explore ruins of Palestinian villages, and we discuss how they became ruins.

The Open ended Working Group may wish to discuss this report and make recommendations as appropriate.

The Parties may wish to discuss other matters that have been identified and agreed for consideration.

The Parties may wish to discuss other matters that have been identified and agreed for consideration

So, we gather around, we discuss about problems and social problems and talk about it.

Other matters The Parties may wish to discuss other matters that have been identified and agreed for consideration.

They said these are pathological curves, and we don't have to discuss them.

The United Nations is the arena where we can best discuss our future.

If any delegation feels that it is not acceptable, we shall discuss it.

The ad hoc working group may meet in the margins of CRIC 5 to discuss issues raised at CRIC 5.

The Working Group may wish to discuss the study and make recommendations as appropriate to the Meeting of the Parties.

It outlines a number of questions that States Parties may wish to discuss during the next Meeting of Governmental Experts.

We can discuss alternatives in another talk, perhaps one day, but this is our driving force.

The Open ended Working Group may wish to discuss the study and make recommendations, as appropriate, to the Seventeenth Meeting of the Parties.

In May 2005, the Section will meet with INSOL Europe to discuss, among other things, cross promotion and cooperation on international insolvency projects.

Let's discuss it.

But now I'm going to discuss some new and old ideas about things we don't know yet.

Today we are invited to discuss the Secretary General's report entitled In larger freedom (A 59 2005).

We know that there will be an opportunity to discuss this issue in an informal manner shortly.

We are considering organizing another meeting in September, where we would discuss the possibilities and impossibilities of verification of such a treaty.

Those are details that we would like to discuss with the Council if we leave a delegation here at the United Nations.

This High level Plenary Meeting represents an opportunity to discuss how and by what means the role of the United Nations may be enhanced.

On 27 May 2004, an open session of the Legal and Technical Commission was held to discuss issues relating to biodiversity in the Area.

Let's not discuss it.

It led to lawsuits federal investigations, and lots of repercussions, and that's a scandal we won't discuss today.

In addition, the CTC, through its Executive Directorate, may contact Mauritius's competent authorities to discuss any further matters related to the implementation of the Resolution.

In addition, the CTC, through its Executive Directorate, may contact Egypt's competent authorities to discuss any further matters related to the implementation of the resolution.

NEW HAVEN On April 2, the G 20 will hold a summit in London to discuss what we may hope will be an internationally coordinated plan to address the world economic crisis. But can such a plan really work?

So when we meet in my philosophy class in his prison and I say, In this class, we will discuss the foundations of ethics,

The other thing is, we would need time to discuss this with other members of the European Union delegation.

The Chairman Mr. Pfirter's statement will be of service on Wednesday, when we discuss other weapons of mass destruction.

That was what we were to discuss here today so that we could take resolute and urgent steps that would allow us to move forward.

It is important that we recognize and discuss this important issue in this Hall, and we are very pleased to be sponsoring the draft resolution.

Here we discuss only those aspects that are most relevant for the right to use indigenous languages as teaching languages.

So we would like to express our doubt as to whether it is useful to discuss your proposal any further.

I feel we should not even discuss the idea of guidelines and strategies at this stage because of the controversy.

I'll discuss two very promising approaches.

Let's discuss the problem with them.