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He thanked Mr. Sørenson for his comments, which corresponded closely to his own sentiments.
designations which corresponded respectively to the transverse,
University teaching staff was governed by the statutes of each university, which corresponded to legislation relating specifically to that educational level.
There were 59 children aged less than 12 months, which corresponded to 35.54% of the total.
The parliament adopted an action plan which corresponded to that mandate and approved all legislation.
The development of production processes which corresponded to the climatic and other characteristics of developing countries could improve competitiveness
They were gods of the wind, which corresponded to the cardinal points from which their respective winds came.
a high floor, which corresponded to the owner's home.
18 of which corresponded to a list of serious cases submitted by ONUSAL.
55% of which corresponded to trips abroad.
In 1992, for example, an average of 340 women were detained, which corresponded to about 4.8 per cent of all inmates.
Her delegation appreciated the Committee's recommendations and suggestions, which corresponded to her Government's legislative efforts.
The Secretary-General recommended extension of this mandate up to the end of next year, which corresponded to the request by President René Préval.
Variant 1, which corresponded to the current wording of the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules and did not include
The husband was legally obliged to pay the wife maintenance during the idda waiting period, which corresponded to three menstrual cycles for women who were not pregnant
the 2007 budget had been set at some $100 million less than the 2006 budget approved by the Executive Committee(ExCom), which corresponded to a nine per cent reduction.
As for draft article 52, however, which corresponded to article 48 of the draft articles on State responsibility, State practice was not very indicative and the literature seemed to be deeply divided.
When Thailand issued its compulsory license, Abbott was demanding $2,200 for a one-year's supply of Kaletra, which corresponded to approximately 10 times the lowest generic price.
The delegation had referred to"objective discrimination", which corresponded to what the Committee frequently recognized as structural
had been converted into voluntary commitments, which corresponded to a ratio of accepted to rejected recommendations of 4 to 1.