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Such a regimen would not mean a significant information delay for him.
At the same time, I stressed that the withdrawal of UNOSOM II would not mean United Nations abandonment of Somalia.
That would not mean that a non-main proceeding had no evidentiary value.
On the other hand,it should be stressed that the"fast-track" procedure would not mean that WTO rules could be waived or suspended.
It would not mean that South Ossetia changed its policy and turned to Georgia.
Achieving those goals by 2015 would not mean the battle for development had been won.
That would not mean that the Council would have any control over the action taken by the Court.
Thus, a positive outcome of the technical evaluation meeting on warheads alone would not mean the closure of the missile file.
A long-term vision would not mean that action could be delayed.
In addition, the fact that the Extension Conference had decided to extend the Treaty indefinitely would not mean that it could never be terminated.
It would not mean that they had to settle the dispute, but that having made an attempt, they should carry it through in good faith.
It is also important to educate parents so thatthe end of their partnership relations would not mean the expiry of their rights and obligations as a parent.
However, such statement would not mean that the MCP would proceed unless the COP/MOP so decides. Saudi Arabia.
Funding might be lower in 2009 because of the financial crisis, but that would not mean that Italian support was diminishing.
Here exodus would not mean relocating to a different country or a different field, but betraying the rules of the game through the act of flight.
However, according to Mikhail Myasnikovich, Chairman of the Council of the Republic of the Parliament of Belarus,the abolition of roaming would not mean the abolition of telephone charges.
Therefore, adoption of the draft resolution would not mean that those elements had the full support of the United Nations membership.
It would not mean that jobs would disappear, but rather that new opportunities would arise, especially as costs were eroding for new technologies.
However, carrying out plans that aim at converting the Gaza Strip into a besieged province isolated from the rest of the Palestinian territory would not mean an end to occupation.
And even if he were to be at risk of arrest, that would not mean that there was reason to believe that the complainant would personally be in danger of being subjected to torture.
Making the General Assembly agenda smaller in terms of the number of agenda items andclustering items along thematic lines would not mean that certain issues would lose their substance or merit.
The establishment of a nuclear-weapon-free zone would not mean that the international community should renounce its responsibilities or reject relevant international instruments.
The Chairman proposed to deal with this issue in the same way as with deliberate releases,namely to clarify that'taking due account' would not mean that each submission by the public would have to be responded to individually.
The Controller advised that biennialization would not mean the end of annual financial reporting; UNHCR would continue to produce annual financial reports and be subject to annual external auditing.
The consolidation of the responsibilities for representing the Secretary-General before both Tribunals would not mean that some work would be eliminated and thereby cost-savings could be generated.
For instance, the laying of a trans-Caspian pipeline would not mean that we were abandoning the construction of trans-Iranian routes, just as the emergence of alternative export routes to the south does not mean that we are giving up using the trans-Russian gas pipeline.
Mr. ELMONTASSER(Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) said that submitting the report to the Advisory Committee would not mean that Member States questioned the Secretary-General's abilities.
Supporting the United Kingdom proposal,she stressed that it would not mean that the crimes committed by children would go unpunished or become legalized, but would simply leave national systems intact and enable the limited resources of the Court to be directed towards those who were not minors.
The law that would be applied in such a case was public international law; thus,adoption of the proposed amendment would not mean entrusting the Court with functions falling outside its normal competence.
If the core of a right has been realized in a rich State without much difficulty, that would not mean that such a State may lean back and argue that it is complying with its treaty obligations.