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Canada said that any tariffs on steel and aluminium will have retaliations.
Former Team Titan member Jordan McAllister"EZmoney12" from Canada said he used"uber aggression" to take down the Big Friday €25K GTD poker tournament.
The expert from Canada said that his country had adopted the ANSI Z26 standard and that he needed to verify if the solution proposed in the informal document was acceptable for his country.
Mr. IWASAWA, speaking on the question of the communication involving Canada, said that the State party's misunderstanding had been particularly unfortunate.
The delegate from Canada said that his only concern was that the proposal would allow, in some cases, that the interpretation would remain permanently.
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Ms. Banks(New Zealand),speaking also on behalf of Australia and Canada, said that the three delegations had taken note of the provisional programme of work.
The expert from Canada said that as a follow-up to the ILO report(document ST/SG/AC.10/C.3/R.364) a workshop on physical hazards would take place in Ottawa from 31 August to 2 September 1994.
Mr. McLay(New Zealand),speaking also on behalf of Australia and Canada, said that the three delegations joined others in expressing their deep disappointment.
The expert from Canada said that he favoured the approach by Japan as the proposed test method would be less expensive than the method proposed by the expert from Sweden and therefore would be more easily implemented in developing countries.
Ms. Buchanan(New Zealand),speaking also on behalf of Australia and Canada, said that the Assembly had been asked to provide a subvention to the Court at a critical time.
Canada said that articles 5 and 6 should be interpreted in conformity with international law, including the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court. The Netherlands regretted that a requirement of such conformity was not clearly established in the instrument.
Ms. Buchanan(New Zealand),speaking also on behalf of Australia and Canada, said that the renovation of the Headquarters building must be undertaken as a matter of priority.
The delegation of Canada said that paragraph 2(a) could not be interpreted in such a way that mitigating circumstances effectively amounted to an amnesty or granted impunity to those responsible for enforced disappearance, who should receive due punishment that took account of the seriousness of the crime.
Mr. Begg(New Zealand), speaking also on behalf of Australia and Canada, said that the three delegations remained committed to the capital master plan project.
Similarly, the delegation of Canada said that the definition of enforced disappearance in article 2, and any reference to crimes or offences in the instrument, especially the obligation for States to make enforced disappearance a crime, should be interpreted in the light of the fact that, in the legislation of some countries, the element of intent was essential to any criminal offence.
Ms. Buchanan(New Zealand),speaking also on behalf of Australia and Canada, said that the three delegations continued to value the contribution that OIOS made to the United Nations.
The guy was from Canada, said it was probably his fault for getting robbed, and apologized for wasting my time.
Ms. ALMAO(New Zealand), speaking also on behalf of Australia and Canada, said that the three delegations had been pleased to join the consensus on draft resolution A/C.5/49/L.31.
The delegation of Canada said that they had examined the question but found it difficult to make any recommendations for the standard.
Mr. Taula(New Zealand), speaking also on behalf of Australia and Canada, said that the three delegations had long supported human resources management reform at the United Nations.
The delegation of Canada said that the Government of Canada had decided to ratify the amendments to the POPs Protocol adopted by the Executive Body in 2009.
Ms. Banks(New Zealand), speaking also on behalf of Australia and Canada, said that the Chairman's suggestion of further"informal" informal consultations deserved consideration.
The delegation of Canada said that the article must be interpreted in accordance with international law and should on no account be used to permit impunity.
On the other hand the expert from Canada said those substances are much less sensitive to other stimuli(friction, fire) than UN 0081.
The representative of Canada said that, in her country, no national committee for the Decade had been established, but several committees had been set up at the federal level and in various regions of Canada. .
Ms. ALMAO(New Zealand),speaking also on behalf of Australia and Canada, said that the three delegations welcomed the constructive proposals put forward by both the Secretary-General and the Advisory Committee.
The delegation of Canada said that article 24 must be interpreted in accordance with international law.
An indigenous representative from Canada said that his people were specially concerned with the issue of extinguishment of native title as a precondition to treaty negotiations.
Another indigenous representative from Canada said that an information-gathering programme on health and the environment had been set up in order to improve the planning and implementation of programmes.
An indigenous representative from Canada said indigenous peoples expected to be involved as full partners in the development of any international standards with regard to energy and mining concerns.