And it is, for me, a language which expressed the intangible, and gives voice to people and stories without.

In that regard, Portugal fully endorses the vision expressed and reaffirmed by the United Nations which accords priority to development understood to be comprehensive development, as expressed in the Millennium Development Goals and which is closely linked to security and the rule of law.

Various other reputable sources adopt the principle that it is the intention of the parties as formally expressed in the treaty which is the criterion.

And Moses and Aaron took these men which are expressed by their names

And Moses and Aaron took these men which are expressed by their names

Views were expressed regarding the suggested conditions, which were, in general, favourably viewed.

There are many languages in which all characters can be expressed by single byte.

Mathematically, this is expressed by the following equation

That vision was expressed in a draft resolution that was unanimously adopted by the Assembly of the African Union, which is its highest body.

The Psychargos Programme A mental health policy was introduced in 1983 and, since 1997 it is expressed through a ten year plan (Psychargos), which is revised every 5 years.

But what Galileo saw was a rocky, barren world, which he expressed through his watercolor painting.

There are things in this world which simply cannot be expressed in the form of words.

This is most clearly expressed in article 1 (see below).

First, I wish to recognize those delegations that have expressed sympathy and support and some in this case, the delegation of Italy that have expressed doubts, which I also thank for their comments.

This lifelong capacity for plasticity, for brain change, is powerfully expressed.

The range of views expressed by participants is set out below.

There is a need for a settlement that is in conformity with international legality, as expressed by the United Nations, and with European standards and values a settlement which will enhance regional stability.

One delegation has expressed the view that the first sentence is repetitious.

Many recipient countries had expressed their support for evaluations and follow up activities, which was vital in facilitating improvements.

Discrimination may also be expressed through harsh treatment and unreasonable expectations, which may be exploitative or abusive. For example

Now, what if this gene is expressed everywhere in the brain, so everything is cross connected?

The idea is also expressed in the Malaysian Code on Corporate Governance (2000).

That is why we welcome the strong response from countries of the region in support of Haiti, which, in the specific case of Peru, is expressed in the contribution of a military contingent to MINUSTAH.

And of the half tribe of Manasseh eighteen thousand, which were expressed by name, to come and make David king.

And of the half tribe of Manasseh eighteen thousand, which were expressed by name, to come and make David king.

It expressed a myth according to which one of the parties only had obligations and the other only had rights.

An opinion was expressed that Armenia, which had allegedly opted out of regional cooperation, was now complaining about its isolation .

He expressed that

Others expressed misgivings.

Concerns expressed included

They are things that describe beauty in a way that is often only accessible if you understand the language and the syntax of the person who studies the subject in which truth and beauty is expressed.

The European Union has expressed its appreciation of these efforts, which are designed to promote consensus on a programme of work.

Those delegations which expressed support for the Commission's formulation of draft article 11 noted that it had adopted a middle ground.

She expressed concern at the conditions under which refugees sometimes returned to their country of origin and then became undocumented migrants.

Weaponization of outer space, as one participant expressed, is a form of vertical proliferation.

As the Assembly is aware, during the closing meeting of the fifty ninth session, Cuba expressed its reservations and comments with regard to the document, which we should now like to reiterate.

Due to the international commitments arising from Treaties and Agreements which bound Finland, the prohibition expressed in the said provision covers, in addition to forms of acts explicitly expressed, also all other possible forms of acts relating to nuclear explosives.

Concern was expressed regarding the context within which the conference room paper was presented, since there was no specific mandate for it.

Another representative announced that funds would be available from GEF, which had already expressed its desire to cooperate with the Rotterdam Convention.

Some experts expressed fears about loss of jobs, because of the important role which the informal economy plays in the distribution sector.

Some delegations expressed preference for the third preambular paragraph in the Chairman's text, which employed the terms conflict and post conflict situations .

On the other hand, one delegation has expressed the view that these are two separate matters, which both need to be regulated.

She therefore reiterated the reservations with regard to that paragraph which her delegation had already expressed in the Commission on Human Rights.

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The Committee requests the State party to respond to the concerns expressed in the present concluding comments in its next periodic report under article 18 of the Convention, which is due in 2006.