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Therefore, we shall limit our remarks to the following points.
Developers quickly answer questions and listen to our remarks.
We therefore restrict our remarks to a few aspects of the draft articles.
In the interest of brevity, we will keep our remarks very short.
Our remarks referred both to the substance of the reports and to the Council's working procedures.
In fact, I do not think any impartial examination of our remarks would lead to such a conclusion.
We conclude our remarks with reference to some international situations.
The Board, following a lengthy discussion,decided against supporting the proposed draft bill since our remarks and suggestions haven't been taken into account.
We have presented our remarks to the relevant unit in the Department of Peacekeeping Operations.
Mr. DLAMINI(Swaziland): Speaking for the first time in this august assembly,my delegation would wish to preface our remarks by expressing our profound appreciation for having been admitted as an observer State.
We dedicated our remarks to the memory of Joel Nana with whom many of us had the honor to serve with on the NGO Delegation.
We are distributing to delegations the full text of our remarks, which is significantly longer than the text that I will deliver in the interests of brevity.
Our remarks today will be in keeping with the future-oriented vision that is outlined in the documents that emerged from that important conference.
This discussion every year provides us with an occasion to make our remarks and state our positions regarding the content of the annual report on the work of the Organization.
In our remarks during the discussion of the medium-term plan at the CPC, we summarized our views, which I would like to briefly report here, for the record.
We do so again here tonight, and our remarks can be found in the records of the Fifth Committee see A/C.5/60/SR.65.
Our remarks should therefore be limited to those aspects which relate to the necessary support for and cooperation with the Tribunal, while fully preserving the Tribunal's independence.
Appeals to the civil jurisdiction As stated in our remarks in section A, the Declaration on Citizens' Rights guarantees the jurisdictional protection of subjective rights.
We hope that our remarks will be duly taken into account next year, and we reiterate our readiness to work constructively towards our possible future support for the draft resolution.
We believe that it is important to present our remarks on this issue, which concern the general principles that should guide us during the reform process.
In concluding our remarks on item 29, the Five would like to congratulate the current presidency of the Security Council for having breathed an innovative spirit into the discussions and for favouring interactiveness.
For comment on this article, we refer the Committee to our remarks on article 13 above, which outline the Egyptian Government's efforts to implement the right to compulsory education, free of charge, for all citizens.
We hope that our remarks on draft article 10, paragraph 5, can contribute to clarify the parameters for ICRC's visits to detained persons in various contexts and serve to underline that our involvement remains motivated solely by humanitarian considerations.
Since the Council has not adopted most of the proposals in question, our remarks remain fully valid, as well asour insistence on the presentation of substantive reports that respond to the purposes specified in articles 15 and 24 of the United Nations Charter.
We shall confine our remarks today to two main areas: reaffirmation of the relevance of international humanitarian law, and the need for genuinely humanitarian action to assist victims of conflict, action that prepares the ground for reconstruction and creates the conditions necessary for sustainable development.
We must clarify that our remarks are basically related to the economic and social, information and budgetary issues on which the Group takes a position.
We would like to conclude our remarks by reiterating the pledge of the Government of the Republic of Mozambique to continue its efforts towards the attainment of internationally agreed development goals, including those contained in the Millennium Declaration.
These are some of our remarks and concerns at this stage, and we hope that, working together in a spirit of cooperation and dialogue with our colleagues from all the groups, we will be able to redress the provisions of the draft treaty to make them acceptable to all.
During our remarks of 30 March 2000, we drew the attention of the Security Council, the Organization of African Unity, the European Union and others to the imminent danger of an armed clash between the Rwandan and Ugandan aggressor troops who were seeking to resume their shameless fighting on the territory of another independent sovereign State, namely the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Our remark that there is no such problem on the agenda of the Ukrainian legislation, as to determine which of the religious organizations is, relatively speaking,"right" and which is not, caused painful reaction of the Moscow representatives.