Do you know everything that transpires in France?

It transpires that the Supreme Court subsequently reviewed the author's case and revised the sentence.

You said yourself, milady, I know everything that transpires or has transpired in France.

Thus, it transpires that he used United Nations stationery in correspondence with the Court of Badalona, although he was not authorized to do so.

From the documents before the Committee, it transpires that on 8 November 2000, the author's son was sentenced to death at first instance by the Supreme Court.

It transpires from the file that these requirements were not met during the author apos s detention in the summer of 1988 and in February March 1990.

Although the author does not invoke any particular provision of the Covenant, it transpires from his submission that he alleges violations of articles 14, 17 and 26.

These satans cannot listen to what transpires in the High Council for they are pelted away from every side

These satans cannot listen to what transpires in the High Council for they are pelted away from every side

It transpires that, as a result of this process, the Presidium of the Supreme Court reviewed the author's case and ultimately revised his sentence, whereupon he was released from imprisonment.

It transpires from the judgement of the Court of Appeal, that in this document, the alleged victim also stated that he was 18 years old when the author was arrested.

3. While the author does not invoke any provision of the Covenant, it transpires from his submission that he claims to be a victim of arbitrary detention and of acts of torture.

From the information before the Committee, which has not been challenged in substance by the State party, it transpires that the charges and the evidence against the author left room for considerable doubt.

From her submission, however, it transpires that Mr. Khalilov had submitted a request for Presidential pardon on an unspecified date, and that his request was denied, by Presidential decree, on 23 May 2001.

Moreover, it transpires from the facts that the Trial Court conviction of the author was reviewed by the Court of Appeal, which is a higher tribunal within the meaning of article 14, paragraph 5.

It also transpires from the research results invoked by the authors, and from their personal experience that the subject has elements that are not perceived by them as being imparted in a neutral and objective way.

Although the author does not specifically invoke any provisions of the Covenant, it transpires from the context of her submissions that her claims relate primarily to articles 7, 9, 10, 14 and 19 of the Covenant.

It transpires from the file that the author's co defendant had been in the armed services until 1998, when he deserted no particular claim was made by the author on the fact that her son was judged by a Military Court.

4.4 With regard to the alleged violation of article 14, paragraph 5, it transpires from the text of the judgement of the Supreme Court that the Court did deal extensively with the assessment of the evidence by the Court of First Instance.

From the trial transcript, it transpires that the police officers who had arrested the author at the Central Police Station had not themselves identified the author at the scene of the crime but merely relied on the reports filed by two other police officers.

It transpires from the material before the Committee that complaints about the conditions of the author apos s detention in Canada or about alleged irregularities committed by Canadian prison authorities were not raised either during the committal or the surrender phase of the extradition proceedings.

This idea is lost in today s cost accounting for universities, which treats what transpires between teacher and student in the classroom as akin to what happens between producer and consumer in the market.

3.1 Although the author does not invoke the provisions of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, it transpires that he claims that he is being denied an effective remedy, and that he is unlawfully denied full compensation awarded to him by decision of a court of law.

From the statement made by Minister Mock it transpires that Austria remains to be in the forefront of those who insist that the crisis in the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia is to be resolved by military means at a time when the international community is making utmost efforts and scoring results in the promotion of the peace process.

It, it, it was jealousy.

Take it easy. Hold it, hold it, hold it.

It takes that and then it lyses it or it breaks it up.

It reclaims everything. It buries it.

Move it, move it, move it!

It was, It burns! It burns!

Is it worth it? Stop it.

Understand it. Appreciate it. Celebrate it.

Stop it! Stop it! Stop it!

Say it, say it, say it.

I speak it, I write it, I proclaim it, I declare it, I scream it, and I sing it.

Move it along. Come on, move it, move it, move it.

It is what it says it is

Hold it. Got it. Here, grab it.

That's it. That's it, baby. That's it.

Capture it. Put it down. Edit it.

Well it divides, it competes, it survives.

Hit it! Please hit it, damn it!

Yes, it looks like it, doesn't it?

It means what it says, doesn't it?

It... It isn't someone's birthday, is it?