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We are also gratified that, at the DDG’s instigation, representatives of the staff and the Administration spoke with the same voice at the recent meeting of the International Civil Service Commission (ICSC) in Bangkok concerning, inter alia, the findings of the salary survey for the GS category in Paris.

If you have difficulty in hearing the person on the other end of the line then try turning up the volume on the phone or amplifier.

The Committee is also concerned that efforts made by the State party to facilitate the inclusion of children with disabilities into the educational system and society at large are insufficient, especially in rural and remote areas, and that only children with mild impairment in sight, hearing and speaking, particularly those living in cities, are included in inclusive education programmes.

We count on Member States to align their various national policies behind those priorities articulated by host countries, and to speak with one voice in their multiple functions as Council members, representatives to the Fifth Committee, members of the Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations, or members of executive boards of United Nations agencies, funds and programmes, and international financial institutions.

This will express the coherence of an institution that speaks with one voice, and serves the same goals, which it approaches from a multiplicity of angles.

[...] well-composed "Dialogue with Trypho", where he [...] [...]

(Examples: “I see the queen talking to me in my room” or “I hear a male voice asking me to jump from the bridge.

The dialogue between Justin and the Jew Tryphon is remarkable for the politeness with which Jews and Christians speak of one another; later on, however, examples are not wanting of passionate and bitter language used by Christians and Jews in their disputations.

Mohammed can barely keep his eyes open as he talks, his frail body numb with exhaustion.

These conducts included unwillingness to accept the Plaintiff’s patronage, refusal to assist the Plaintiff in getting into the taxi and putting her wheelchair into the boot of his taxi, as well as rude and offensive remarks towards the Plaintiff concerning her disability while the Plaintiff was in the taxi.

In April 2000, Diane's life changed dramatically when she gave birth to her second child, Philippe. Philippe was born with a severe handicap – he was diagnosed with spastic quadriparesis and told he would never walk, talk, or be able to feed himself and that he would be dependent on others all his life.

[...] [...] pride of a fairy passionate, but after talking Barbie [...] [...]

One of the notable women’s coalitions supported by UNIFEM and calling for the increased participation of women in negotiations and at all stages of peacebuilding, the International Women’s Commission for a Just and Sustainable Israeli-Palestinian Peace, brings together Israeli, Palestinian and international women leaders who speak with one voice on issues of peace and security.

Please read your desk phone's documentation to verify, if [...]

In other words, the level of activities will inevitably be reduced if these costs are not added, as technical adjustment, on top of the ZRG budget level indicated above.

In other words: Only 30 percent [...]

In other words, the question was how to bridge the growing gap between old-school rhetoric and current realities.

That is, even in areas where female mortality is high during the reproductive years, female chances of survival to age 60 are higher than those of males.

In other words, developing countries are now willing to negotiate ‘quantifiable’ mitigation actions, or to use the exact words “measurable, reportable and verifiable”.

[...] [...] include a sentence under section IV stating [...]

This response reflects our continuing endeavor, in consultation with civil society, to create, in the words of our Constitution, a more perfect union.

[...] [...] the reservation becomes a contracting [...]

Indeed, it is one thing to determine whether a unilateral statement “purports to specify or clarify the meaning or scope attributed by the declarant to a treaty or to certain of its provisions” — which corresponds to the definition of “interpretative declaration” — and another to determine whether the interpretation proposed therein is valid, or, in other words, whether the “meaning or scope attributed by the declarant to a treaty or to certain of its provisions” is valid.

[...] words, the Declaration on the Right [...] [...]

In the Benaziza case, the respondent State has never questioned the author’s right to present her father and uncles as victims, and, under those circumstances, all that remains for the Committee to do is to verify whether they do indeed have the status of victims, in other words, whether in their case one or more of the rights contained in the Covenant has been violated.

In conclusion, it is obviously important that the Afghan Government and its international partners, including Australia, remain committed to and focused, with fortitude and resolve, to use the words of Ambassador Tanin, on the task at hand: fighting the insurgency, combating corruption, and improving governance and the delivery of essential services to the Afghan people.

In other words, the impunity with which perpetrators are perceived to commit violations of international humanitarian law and human rights in Darfur limits the support of displaced persons, especially, for the conduct of peace processes between belligerents.