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The State party also mentions members of the regime of former President Lissouba, who had apparently returned to the Congo without any trouble.

[...] Scroop becomes entangled in the flag and [...]

Turning to Mr. Amor’s suggestion that the phrase “special duties and responsibilities” should be explained in more detail, she said that there was no need for the Committee to dwell on it because the special duties and responsibilities were clearly spelled out in article 19, paragraph 3, of the Covenant and any attempted definition would only add limitations that were not contained in the Covenant.

Otherwise, Kosovars will not be able to untangle a very complex web of problems.

Popular fancy loved to dwell on his [...] [...]

It was recalled that the issue had been discussed in the context of the topic “expulsion of aliens” and that there was agreement in the Commission not to dwell on establishing human dignity as a right, since its focus was on the treatment of the individual which ought to respect human dignity.

We do not see much merit in dwelling too much on those issues in the forthcoming rounds of the intergovernmental negotiations.

The principles contained therein are oriented towards the future and not the past and, in consequence, they are not aimed at, nor should they be interpreted as, affecting any relevant international law on this issue.

[...] child labour is entwined in poverty and [...]

These “individual” communications dwell on the general context in which the disappearances occurred, focusing solely on the actions of the security forces and never mentioning those of the various armed groups that used criminal concealment techniques to put the blame on the Armed Forces.

[...] Madame Foster are tangled up in a chaotic series [...] [...]

As is discussed in the commentary to chapter VIII, and in order to avoid vexatious challenges that can be highly disruptive when filed at the last minute, a challenging supplier or contractor has to show that its interests may or have been affected at the point in time concerned: thus, for example, it may have to show a real intention to participate in the circumstances described above (for example, by submitting a draft tender or other offer).

What we say today is not aimed at the past, but at the future.

Our countries continue to be burdened by emerging diseases, but also and especially by non-communicable diseases.

In the process of defining the new State’s borders, the country has clashed with three of its neighbours — Ethiopia, Yemen and Djibouti — and maintained a complex, and somewhat ambiguous relationship with the Sudan.

1.1 The United States Administration has been harassing Eritrea throughout the past months — and this was often accompanied with veiled threats — to recognize the current “Transitional Federal Government” in Somalia.

[...] relating to issues such as the participation [...] [...]

In that regard, we are concerned over attempts to entangle the issue of the future verdict of the Special Tribunal through leaks regarding accusations against individual Hizbullah officials.

[...] [...] Creation does not entangle them, for they [...] [...]

Those organizations are part of a new landscape, one in which the problems we face are so complex and interlinked that no one can work in isolation and no one can afford to do without the benefits of cooperation and burdensharing.

[...] humanitarian crisis gripping Somalia.

The procuring entity will consider such issues as whether the application has been filed within the prescribed time limits; whether or not the applicant has standing to file its application (as noted in paragraph ** of the commentary to article 64 above [**hyperlink**], sub-contractors and members of the general public, as opposed to potential suppliers, do not have standing); whether the application is based on an obviously erroneous understanding of the facts or applicable law and regulations; or whether the application is frivolous or vexatious.

[...] [...] interfere with Cuban commercial and financial transactions throughout the world.

The authorities of the United States Government harass, threaten and impose penalties on third-country companies with trade ties to Cuba in every corner of the world, regardless of their origin or assets and whether or not they have ties with the United States.

[...] [...] become altogether tangled in the great labyrinth [...] [...]