That's a belated Valentine's gift.

Belated congratulations!

A Belated Victory for Non Proliferation

A belated marriage, you understand, me in this condition.

It's a... what might be called a sort of a belated wedding present.

Your caution, Mr. O'Rourke, is commendable but somewhat belated.

Unfortunately, in practice this substantive obligation has been transformed into nothing more than a belated formality, with little content.

It is also a belated recognition that the development as usual policies followed in Afghanistan up to now have failed.

It has been argued that this was one of the problems of belated nations like Germany a hundred years ago.

But he stubbornly refused, and his belated admission came too late to gain public favor.

Also belated little children would call Bogey Man! after him, and make off tremulously elated.

Burma failed miserably, and, despite belated efforts to make the best of terrible circumstances, so has ASEAN.

For the Government, simply fulfilling all of the obligations it undertook in the communiqué a year ago would be a positive, if belated, step forward.

Israel should follow Obama, whose recent decision to arm the Syrian rebels, though belated and still ill defined, is a choice for the Sunni alliance.

The contracts signed and the purchase orders issued do not specifically provide for recovery of liquidated damages for belated deliveries.

These statements, though belated, confirmed the position that the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia advocated from the very outset of the Yugoslav crisis.

It also handed a lopsided draft agreement that seeks to freeze the belated, bumbling Indian build up of border defenses while preserving China s capability to strike without warning.

With her acquittal, Diane gets full control of the Tremayne estate, and it is expected that she and her chauffeur husband will take a belated honeymoon trip abroad.

China s belated bouts of openness about the rural spread of AIDS and the SARS epidemic clearly indicate that the central government regards transparency solely as a matter of expediency.

So it has been with Australia s belated embrace this month, after years of political wrangling, of a new hard headed but not hard hearted approach to handling seaborne asylum seekers.

Nonetheless, the most striking thing at this point in Bush s second term is his belated discovery of the importance of diplomacy and soft power.

The initial paralysis of will of the world community, our belated response in the face of horrible genocide, has not been our finest hour.

Specifically, there has been a renewal of interest in multilateral approaches and a welcome, if belated, recognition of the usefulness and indispensability of the United Nations quot (A 44 266 E 1989 65, paras. 33 and 34).

Germany and France as de facto leaders of the European Union are haggling over a belated support package, but they have made it abundantly clear that Greece must slash public sector wages and other spending.

With the entire report now before us, albeit a belated second part, my delegation is of the opinion that the Secretary General has to a large extent complied with the two General Assembly resolutions, 47 181 and 48 166.

The ban, if it is introduced over the prime minister s belated objection, would include people with any facial coverings and thus the niqab would also be caught under this ruling.

Yet it was doubtful whether a situation could arise in which restitution would involve the breach of a peremptory norm of international law, unless the performance of the original obligation would also have entailed such a breach, restitution being, after all, a belated performance of that obligation.

None of this is news. What is news is the Obama administration s reluctant and belated recognition that its efforts to get the housing and mortgage markets working again have largely failed.

The meteoric rise and subsequent crash in the country s stock market has left investors badly rattled. But the real wake up call has been the belated effort to sort out local government borrowing and misspending.

The Court dismissed this request as belated, considering that counsel had had the opportunity to make such request already during the preliminary proceedings, during the trial at first instance or at the start of the appeal proceedings.

Requests by the Fund to member organizations in June every year to investigate and resolve the discrepancies arising from improper reporting of contributions, pensionable remuneration rates and other relevant data are either ignored or receive belated responses.

It is submitted that the possibility of filing a request for amparo during the summer vacation period should not lead to the conclusion that requests for amparo which could have been filed during the month of August but were in fact filed outside that period must be dismissed as belated.

It is with deep regret that we note that the United Nations, together with other relevant international organizations, instead of preventing the outbreak of crises in a number of areas of the world, has, rather, been trying to react to them, either without the necessary determination or by belated action.

97. The Board is of the view that the belated decision of UNTAC to cancel the purchase order and its eventual acceptance of only 100 of the 850 vehicles ordered indicates an overestimation of requirements resulting in an ineffective utilization of resources.

87. The consequences of these two groups of factors are evident the reduced extent of health care delivery, belated reporting to the health services when conditions have progressed to feature grave complications, increased hospital mortality rates and increased number of deaths of untreated patients.

While regretting the belated introduction of such reforms, delegations welcomed in particular the recognition in the report that the Secretariat worked to serve all the Member States and expressed the belief that that approach should become the core of the new management culture of the United Nations.

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