quot Responses to the queries made by the Special Rapporteur

Mr. Taal (Gambia) said he would look into the issues raised.

She would respond to the other points raised in informal consultations.

Those issues are discussed below.

These issues are discussed below.

Tan and Hoe were more cooperative, answering the questions posed by the court.

The CHAIRPERSON invited the delegation to respond to the issues raised at the meeting on the previous day.

Sixteen governments responded to the questionnaire, either partially or in full.

Para. 14 Additional information on questions and concerns expressed.

Those issues are detailed below.

The key issues to be taken up are as follows

Is it beneath your dignity to ask directions?

He recalled that the organization had not yet responded to the questions posed by his delegation.

At the invitation of the Committee, a representative of Azerbaijan attended and responded to questions.

At the invitation of the Committee, a representative of Fiji attended and responded to questions.

At the invitation of the Committee, a representative of Somalia attended and responded to questions.

Brown claimed that his five tests would produce answers that were plain and unambiguous.

The CHAIRPERSON invited the delegation to reply to the questions raised by the Committee at the meeting on 6 May 2005.

The Committee may wish to consider other matters raised by participants in the course of the session.

The CHAIRMAN said that the Secretariat would spare no effort to provide answers to the questions that had been raised.

This would greatly improve the efficiency of Tacis, because a more long term allocation of budget funds could be planned.

I give the floor to Mr. Kiganahe to respond to comments and questions raised.

At the invitation of the Committee, a representative of Bosnia and Herzegovina attended the meeting and responded to questions.

These matters are addressed in paragraphs 8 to 11 below.

These issues are discussed below in paragraphs 21 to 26.

But any summons to a Bretton Woods II conference must be concrete in its content.

The organization was given five working days to provide a response to questions posed by the delegation of Cuba.

349. The members of the Committee thanked the representative of the State party for replying clearly and in detail to the questions of the Committee.

Highlights of the deliberations are presented below 3

47 The issues of enforcement and dispute settlement will be dealt with below.

11. The concerns mentioned above will be addressed in the relevant paragraphs below.

Those issues are addressed below under the following headings

These issues are further discussed under regional aspects below.

Answers to the questions of the CTC regarding Romania's third report on the implementation of the Security Council resolution 1373

592. The Chairman of the Committee expressed his appreciation to the Irish delegation for its replies to the many questions raised by the Committee.

Senior General Than Shwe took note of the points raised by the Secretary General and invited him to visit Myanmar. He renewed the invitation for the Secretary General to visit Myanmar at a mutually convenient date during his meeting with Mr.

The Working Party may wish to discuss the issues contained in the present document and reconsider the text of a draft Recommendation that is laid down in the annex.

His Government was currently preparing its replies to the questions raised by the members of CERD and would submit them in due course.

The information provided by the Iraqi experts, either voluntarily or in response to direct questioning, coincided with the information available to the Commission.

67. The Chairman, responding to the questions posed by the previous speaker, said that the consultative process was intended to improve the work of the Committee.

Also at the 3rd and 4th meetings, the representative of the IPCC responded to questions raised by the representatives in the Working Group.

The matters considered and the recommendations agreed upon in the course of the consultations are set out below.

The working groups were chaired by Mr. Elmer Holt (United States of America) and Mr. Rawleston Moore (Barbados).

The major themes and key points indicated below were highlighted by the participants.

Questions were posed by the delegations of the Dominican Republic, the United Kingdom (on behalf of the European Union), Azerbaijan and France, to which the Under Secretary General responded.