Its members are uneducated rural men, some of whom are illiterate.

The current membership of KPC is 3,020 active members, including 130 members of ethnic minorities, of whom 20 are Serbs.

The reserve personnel establishment list includes 1,809 members, of whom 17 are from ethnic minorities.

Seven permanent judges are members of the Appeals Chamber, five of whom sit at any one time.

As at October 2004, the Estonian Bar Association had 445 members, of whom 155 were women.

The reserve personnel establishment list includes 1,809 members, 17 of whom are from the ethnic minorities.

Fourteen of the 19 elected members of the central committee are first time members, most of whom represent the leadership of the 1987 uprising in the occupied territories.

The Tribunal shall be composed of seven members, no two of whom may be nationals of the same State.

A total of 76 staff members, 54 per cent of whom are women, were promoted during the same period.

The commission is to be composed of 25 members, all of whom must be of Burundian nationality, and otherwise qualified.

The limitation was the recommendation of the General Committee members, whom I am there to serve and chair.

The term of office of members elected at subsequent elections shall begin on the day after the date of expiry of the term of office of the members whom they replace.

To do otherwise is to infringe upon the rights of members of future generations, to whom natural assets also belong.

According to the 1969 Annual Report of the Bureau, it had 1,030 members, of whom 588 were from the UK.

quot 1. The Tribunal shall be composed of seven members, no two of whom may be nationals of the same State.

Laugh though you will, all the drug dealers and gang members with whom I dealt had one of these

The members of the Space Law Committee are specialists of renown, many of whom are well known to members of the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space and its Legal Subcommittee.

One reality is the dreams and aspirations of people throughout the world, many of whom are members of the organizations represented here.

There were 13 members, 4 of whom were elected at large or territorial wide and 9 District or Constituent Representatives.

In the case of members elected at subsequent elections, their term of office shall begin on the day following the date of expiry of the term of office of the members whom they replace.

In August 2003 the number of contributing members was 19,156 of whom 37 per cent were women as highlighted in Article 11.

I also wish to thank my fellow Bureau members, with whom working is always an enjoyable experience.

As indicated in paragraph 9, the Secretariat relies on sixteen staff members, seven of whom are financed through extra budgetary resources.

11. On 10 December 1992, President Lennart Meri established the Estonian Institute of Human Rights, composed of 16 board members, one of whom is an ethnic Russian and one of whom is a member of the Jewish minority.

The Tribunal shall be composed of seven members, no two of whom may be nationals of the same State. Members shall possess the requisite qualifications and experience, including, as appropriate, legal qualifications and experience. Only three members shall sit in any particular case

Of whom?

Of whom?

The Government consists of 36 ministers, of whom 5 (13.8 per cent) are women, and 25 deputy ministers, of whom 3 (12 per cent) are women out of the total of 61 members, 8 (13.1 per cent) are women.

The Committee shall comprise of five or seven members, all of whom are independent of the United Nations Secretariat and the Governments of Member States.

1. The Tribunal shall be composed of seven members, no two of whom may be nationals of the same State. Members shall possess the requisite qualifications and experience, including, as appropriate, legal qualifications and experience. Only three members shall sit in any particular case.

The Commander in chief of the British Armed Forces is the British monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, to whom members of the forces swear allegiance.

Members of the Council should place an X in the box next to the name of the candidate for whom they wish to vote.

In the case of members of the Committee elected at subsequent elections, their term of office shall begin on the day following the date of the expiration of the term of office of the members of the Committee whom they replace.

At present there are approximately 700 policemen in the region, about 70 per cent of whom were members of the former Somali National Police Force.

Of the remaining 68 elected members of the Meshrano Jirga, six are women, two of whom hold permanent seats, while the other four hold temporary ones.

(a) Elect, from among all States, a Bureau composed of ten members, with two representatives from each of the geographical groups, one of whom would be elected Chairperson and the others Vice Chairpersons, one of whom would also act as the Rapporteur

(b) Confirm the appointment of the members of the Committee, the names and relevant qualifications of whom are contained in document UNEP POPS POPRC.1 INF 12

In February 1981, he sent the United States Embassy the fingerprints of three out of four National Guard members from whom the commission had taken statements.

For whom , Georgie. For whom, Georgie.

A drawing of whom?

There is no constitutional means of amending the Charter without the assent of all the permanent members, some of whom may believe they stand to lose by it.

The film follows the stories of Esther and Pedro, two members of the community and central characters in the documentary, with whom Herrero formed the strongest bond.

Members of the Council will be requested to place an X in the box next to the name of the candidate for whom they wish to vote.

In addition, three staff members were arrested in Jordan and two in Lebanon, all of whom were released without charge or trial after short periods of detention.

The Commission, chaired by the presidents of Finland and Tanzania, has 24 members (of whom I was one) drawn from different nationalities, interests groups, and intellectual persuasions, including members as diverse as the head of Toshiba and the leader of the AFL CIO.