He kept his word.

He stuck to his promise.

He kept his promise.

It held five meetings.

The Committee held three meetings.

The open ended expert group held five meetings.

He can not fail to keep his promise.

But he insisted on specifying

He did everything he promised.

The Committee held 28 meetings (972nd 999th).

Neither one of those bonds is strong enough to survive getting smacked around by a gamma or a neutron.

He held a press conference...

He chose to make a choice between vicechairmen, regardless of the protocol that we have

The Committee held 30 meetings (75th 104th).

It held 23 meetings (12th 34th meetings).

The Preparatory Committee held five meetings and a number of informal meetings.

It held 15 meetings (11th 26th meetings).

And he held up the flap of the bar.

There are other similar or even more unpleasant remarks.

He kept a diary during the trip.

It was approved with the following clarifications.

Subsequently it held 11 formal meetings during that period.

No Ri didn't cry... and he held it in really well.

The tenth session of the Group was held in Rome in June 1992.

This appears in the recitals and in the amendment itself.

Dick 'Umphries sells coals 'e was always of a genelmanly disposition.

The Committee held nine plenary meetings (CMW C SR.10 18).

It has also held meetings to enrol new members.

Account has been taken of this information in the present report.

PRESIDENT. Your comment has been noted.

The Lisbon Summit was held about a year ago.

In doing so he made some remarks which were quite offensive to some Members of my group.

account shall be taken of

He broke his word, which made his wife angry.

He managed to stay at the helm for over forty years with no serious challengers.

It is already reflected in the Paris MOU.

It held meetings (3rd meetings) and a number of informal meetings.

Account was also taken of the principles of partnership and additionality.

He also held the position of Cosmographer of the Republic of Venice.

The Director also kept the Commission of the African Union apprised of the operational difficulties of the Centre.

The independent expert held consultations in Geneva on 28 and 29 April 2004.

This discussion took into account the various methods by which the judges of the Tribunal might be paid.

As we know, representatives of the relevant organizations often take a cautious view of this matter.

It is a great pity that it must be done now, because we have some amendments.

There are some areas to which I think too little priority has been given.