What the poor thought was important would be reflected in the college.

What the poor thought was important would be reflected in the college.

The speaker hoped that the change would be reflected in all official languages.

It would provide for simple reform that would allow everyone's interests to be reflected in one way or another.

Debt cancellation was very recent it would be reflected in the country's next annual budget and would undoubtedly be of benefit to the Government's social programmes.

The Committee would therefore expect savings in this regard, which should be reflected in the performance report.

He hoped that that position would be reflected more strongly in future draft resolutions on the subject.

Clearly, the interested parties had different views, which would be reflected in the record of the meeting.

It would be helpful to know what progress the Mission was making in implementing its objectives, and she trusted that that would be reflected in the performance report.

The Deputy Executive Director said that many of the comments would be reflected in the implementation guidelines that would be issued as a part of the plan's roll out.

Ms. Morvai sought assurance that the Committee's closing comments would be widely distributed and that they, together with the Convention, would be reflected in the planned national women's strategy.

That would be good if it reflected a genuine unity of purpose among Member States in responding to global challenges.

The unit would be disbanded following the elections and this is reflected in the proposed budget as from 1 October 2005.

Those commitments must be reflected in practical measures.

The views of member States as reflected in the outcome of the Working Party's session would be conveyed by the secretariat to New York Headquarters.

The Regional Director relied that the Chernobyl issue would be better reflected in the revised CPD and that more resources had been mobilized for HIV AIDS.

The proposal that each regional subregional office should be headed by a D 1 reflected the size of the offices, which would have approximately 100 staff, and the level of responsibility and authority that would be delegated to them.

When the amendment came into force, the Parties would be obligated to ensure that their national law reflected the regime of privileges and immunities adopted by those amendments.

He gave assurances that such economy and clarity in presentation would also be reflected in the proposed budget for 2006 2007, to be submitted to the Commission in the third quarter of 2005.

Lastly, it would be useful to study the reasons why certain States were prevented from acceding to the Convention before studying proposals which reflected the interests of certain delegations.

Clear strategies on maternal mortality and morbidity reduction should be also reflected.

Should there be any delayed deployment, the commensurate savings should be reflected in the performance report.

The secretariat said that the comments made would be fully reflected in the next Executive Director's report to the Economic and Social Council, to be presented to the Board at the first regular session of 2006.

Those import decisions will be reflected in the PIC Circular of December 2005.

That difference should be reflected in the future strengthening of the subregional offices.

The findings of the Commission will be reflected in its recommendations on the submission.

We hope that this will be reflected in the text of the draft resolution.

The importance of preservation of indigenous languages should be better reflected in the guidelines.

Such linguistic corrections will be reflected in the final version of the draft resolution.

Most of the large scale, tsunami related emergency contributions will be reflected in 2005 data.

If the former case obtained, the element of intent must be reflected in the text.

Gender aspects must become part of each ministry's policy and should be reflected in practice.

The various provisions of the Constitution must be reflected in all legislation and judicial practice.

He added that it had not been possible to close all trust funds, as a result of which some adjustment might be necessary, which would be reflected in the programme of work submitted to the Conference at its third meeting.

However, the existing monitoring tends to neglect the critical human rights aspects, such as those reflected in the above criteria, and would need to be carefully and critically scrutinized in order to be useful for purposes of the right to development.

That is why the Spanish delegation worked with many others to ensure that our common goals would be appropriately reflected in the outcome document of the summit (resolution 60 1), adopted this past 16 September.

These instructions will be reflected in the management instruction on field office administration, to be issued on 1 June 2005.

Savings realized as a result of delays in recruitment should be reflected in the performance report.

We believe that the unique Pacific perspective must be incorporated into and reflected in that process.

More important, perhaps, their performance would thus be rewarded or rejected, thereby ensuring that they conformed to the standards of behaviour that the international community wished to see reflected in the work of the Security Council.

Mr. Elnaggar (Egypt), indicating that he was making his observations in English so that they would be accurately reflected, said that his delegation was fully committed to enhancing the security of the Organization and its staff.

Her delegation wished to know what impact the proposed reduction would have, if any, on that crucial aspect of the Mission's mandate and what the rationale for the recommendation was, given that savings of that nature would normally be reflected in the context of the performance report.

That fact was not reflected in the report before us, and we would like to request the Secretariat to ensure that it is recorded.

In addition to the anticipated expenditures of 26.6 million referred in paragraph 43 above, which would be offset by adjustments reflected in paragraph 44 above, the balance of the approved commitment authority ( 4.3 million) would be required to cover the liquidation of obligations corresponding to the period from 1 July 2003 to 30 June 2004.

Priorities identified in the action plan shall be reflected in the work programmes approved by the Council.