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The Council remained ready to support the parties in this regard.
Though fewer resolutions andpresidential statements were adopted than in the preceding 12-month period, the Council remained very busy.
The Council remained focused on the crisis in the Syrian Arab Republic.
At its 32nd meeting, on 14 January,several members of the Committee expressed the view that the activities of the NGO as well as its contribution to the Council remained unclear.
The Council remained in session, pending the result of the vote in the Assembly.
Yet, although the Council's attention was drawn to the crisis repeatedly during the year,including by the Secretary-General himself, the Council remained impassive.
The Council remained in session pending the result of the vote in the General Assembly.
The continuing encroachment by the Security Council on the functions and powers of the General Assembly andthe Economic and Social Council remained a matter of concern.
The Council remained fully engaged in working with all stakeholders towards that goal.
The mandate of the United Nations Operation in Burundi(ONUB)was extended a final time to 31 December 2006, and the Council remained seized of the situation in Burundi and in the neighbouring Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The Council remained actively engaged in the consideration of various aspects of the situation in the Sudan.
Notwithstanding the margin of discretion which it enjoyed, according to General Assembly resolution 3314(XXIX),in determining the existence of acts of aggression under Article 39 of the Charter, the Council remained bound by the purposes and principles set out in Articles 1 and 2.
Throughout May, the Council remained seized of the situation in Côte d'Ivoire where the peace process was at an impasse.
The President gave assurance that the Security Council would continue to exercise its responsibilities under the Charter with regard to the question of Palestine, and that the Council remained strongly committed to achieving a comprehensive, just and lasting peace in the Middle East for the benefit of all parties. For the full text, see appendix II.
The Council remained engaged with the situation in the Middle East, including the question of Palestine, through monthly briefings and debates.
The report had demonstrated, once again, that the Council remained the most effective intergovernmental organ in the United Nations system and one of the most effective institutions in the world as a whole.
The Council remained engaged with the situation and held urgent meetings, particularly with regard to the situation in Gaza during the latter part of 2008 and early 2009.
The Council remained apprised of the activities of IFOR through the monthly reports by the Secretary-General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO) and the periodic reports of the High Representative.
Although the Council remained the most effective and dynamic body in the United Nations system, noted one discussant, those trends underlined the importance of using time better and selecting priorities more carefully.
It also reported that the Council remained in permanent contact with similar services in other countries, since Panama believed that cooperation between intelligence services was essential in the fight against terrorism.
The Council remained preoccupied with various situations in Africa, including in Burundi, Chad, the Central African Republic, Côte d'Ivoire, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Madagascar, Sierra Leone, Somalia, the Sudan(including Darfur) and Western Sahara.
The Council remained actively involved, giving its support to the peace process while remaining careful not to downsize the United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire(UNOCI) prematurely and continuing measures to help to avoid a relapse into violence in the country.
Throughout the past year, the Council remained seized of the situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian question, and continued to receive monthly briefings on the situation from the Secretary-General's Special Coordinator and the Department of Political Affairs and to hold open debates, including at the ministerial level.
The Council remains deeply concerned at the plight of refugees and displaced persons in Burundi.
The Council remains a closed club, controlled and orchestrated by the few.
The Council remains seriously concerned by the security situation in the Central African Republic.
The Council remains seized of the matter.
The Council remains actively seized of the matter.
The Council remains seized of the matter.
Indeed, the Council remains seized of the situation-- whatever that means.