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[...] print media, roadshows and ongoing talks.

[...] [...] messages and IM conversations with one person into a single view, and you can connect through SMS, MMS, Google Talk, AIM [...]

Interviews with detainees confirmed that [...] [...]

Following brief consultations, the Committee decided to recommend suspension of the consultative status of the organization for a period of two years and to request the organization to submit a letter to the Committee before the expiration of the suspension [...] [...]

[...] period is to require a short delay between the identification of the successful submission and the award of [...] [...]

[...] [...] treaty, in accordance with an express provision of the latter, and also reservations described as “negotiated”, the text of which was included in the text of the treaty itself.

Having heard the statements by Parties, the President noted that there was no consensus to adopt the Copenhagen Accord and proposed a brief suspension to hold informal consultations with Parties.

Further, he relayed his Government’s denial of the Committee’s request for permission to enter Israel in order to speak to government officials and victims of rocket attacks launched from Gaza, and to access the West Bank and Gaza through Israel to interview victims and relevant authorities with respect to the operations in Gaza codenamed by Israel “Operation Cast Lead”.

[...] [...] debtor carries out a non-transitory economic activity with [...] [...]

A local ceasefire was established within hours, but fighting briefly resumed a half hour later.

Within these strict and narrow time frames, the Unit is required to review the receivability of requests for management evaluation and, where requests are determined to be not receivable, to draft a reasoned response to staff members setting out the legal grounds for such determination, a task often requiring extensive legal research.

[...] a possible technical rollover of UNSMIS for a very short term.

If this brief sketch of the Talmud as regards its halakic contentsbe supplemented [...] [...]

[...] challenges associated with the short time period between the [...] [...]

The Working Group recommended that the Committee: (a) refrain from setting up a permanent follow-up mechanism for the time being and instead, in conformity with rule 73 of its rules of procedure, continue to undertake follow-up on an ad hoc basis; (b) entrust the Working Group with follow-up activities for the time being; (c) continue to appoint two rapporteurs on follow-up to views, preferably the Case Rapporteur, when feasible, and a member of the Working Group; and (d) once it has deemed that satisfactory follow-up information has been received from the State party concerned, and in accordance with article 7, paragraph 5, of the Optional Protocol, invite that State party to submit further information about any measures taken in its subsequent reports under article 18 of the Convention, and relieve the follow-up rapporteurs of their duties and reflect such action in its annual report.

[...] [...]

[...] trend in demand, a temporary shortfall in supply is bound to lead [...] [...]

[...] [...] training courses and short-term courses to be conducted either by SIAP alone or in collaboration with other organizations; (b) an outreach programme that includes regional/subregional courses and country courses; (c) research-based training programme as a combination of distance learning and TMA-based training; (d) distance training through JICA-Net service and e-learning using the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)2 high-speed communication satellite, Wideband InterNetworking engineering test and Demonstration Satellite (WINDS) (negotiation under way); [...] [...]

The delegation spoke with staff at police and gendarme establishments who confirmed this situation and explained that the delay beyond the legal time limit was due to the days and times on which courts operated.

[...] make every conversation a private and secure conversation.

The most disturbing consequence of secret detention is, as many of the experts’ interlocutors pointed out, the complete arbitrariness of the situation, together with the uncertainty about the duration of the secret detention and the feeling that there is no way the individual can regain control of his or her life.

[...] [...] offices and talking with staff while on official business in a Member State.

In our interviews with officials, we [...]

Moreover, the Panel subsequently learned that following its visit, Wulu Town residents arrested and briefly detained a United Nations police officer, an LNP officer and an UNMIL human rights [...] [...]

These provisions provide a good balance between the need for reasonably short timelines and the need for timelines not to be so short that it is impossible in practice for officials to comply with them.

The Libyan parties shall immediately start negotiations, in accordance with paragraph 2 of Security Council resolution 1973 (2011) and the African Union road map, which will address the following issues: an immediate suspension of hostilities, a humanitarian pause, a comprehensive ceasefire, national reconciliation and arrangements relating to the transition, as well as the agenda for democratic transformation.

The Government and people of Argentina today reiterate, calmly and firmly, their inalienable right, enshrined in the First Provisional Clause of the National Constitution, to the full exercise of sovereignty by Argentina over the Malvinas Islands, South Georgia Islands and South Sandwich Islands and the surrounding maritime areas, and their permanent and unwavering determination to recover that sovereignty through the peaceful path of diplomatic negotiations.