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We fervently hope that it will be possible to resolve those differences by peaceful means through dialogue
His delegation hoped that those differences would be overcome
Under the terms of Assembly resolution 58/269, those differences were reported to the Committee for Programme
said that there were only slight differences in the terminology used to express the idea of intentional wrongdoing around the world and that those differences had no impact on the application of the concept.
The Economic and Social Council had been unable to resolve those differences at its summer 1995 session,
Unfortunately, multiple efforts to overcome those differences did not result in the resumption of the Mechanism by the end of the reporting period.
it is useful to analyse what the different characteristics of those aspects are and what consequences those differences entail.
However, having established the differences in the performance across road administrations and the reasons for those differences, the real challenge is to start the development work for change.
varies from country to country, but those differences are small in relative terms.
Yet the fact is that, whatever those differences, suppliers and recipients need each other if either side is satisfactorily to advance its non-proliferation
a class action(or representative proceeding), and those differences call for special consent by the state party's to the treaty.
remained historically significant but still accounted for the larger share of those differences, particularly when trends in China were examined separately.
It would be interesting to know whether indigenous people were in legal dispute with non-indigenous people with, regard to the exploitation of natural resources and how those differences were resolved.
was prepared to support a proposal to correct those differences, based on the Noblemaire Principle.
Despite those differences, the parties appeared to be working well together towards resolving the redeployment issue,
limitations of each type in order to use those differences to craft strategies for maximum benefit and ROI.
he asked what those differences were and whether they might not constitute a form of discrimination.
Those differences and the lack of uniformity of interpretation were a problem in international trade which reduced the predictability
Agnew(UK), advised SCIC that the CPUE achieved by some vessels over a number of years in fisheries in Subarea 58.4 was much higher than in other areas and those differences were greater than expected.
in endeavouring to reconcile all those differences.