Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Members who ask to make a personal statement shall be heard at the end of the discussion of the item of the agenda being dealt with or when the minutes of the sitting to which the request for leave to speak refers are considered for approval.
• The Council Presidency referred to itself as 'the Council' in relation to rejecting the Danish B item request.
• As such, how can the Council Presidency justify denying the B item request based on 'institutional reasons' and for fear of creating a precedent which will potentially delay all future Council work?
• I wished to make it clear to Mrs Oomen
• (a) Does the Presidency want to imply that the reference to 'the Council' in Article 3 of the Rules of Procedure is a reference to the Presidency, i.e. that the Presidency alone can decline a B item request?
• Ruijten that the request I made referred to Item 12 in its entirety and not just to Amendment No 27 that we have talked about.
• 1. A Member who asks to make a personal statement shall be heard at the end of the discussion of the item of the agenda being dealt with or when the minutes of the sitting to which the request for leave to speak refers are considered for approval.
• If possible, a Party shall make a request to add items to the provisional agenda in writing to the other Party. Such requests shall be accommodated to the extent possible.

• But you can make requests for changes there too if you believe something needs changing.
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• There they would say that it does its vindication by the bad ones... ...to make requests by the appropriate channels.
• This application is not allowed to make requests to the web services
• I am aware of that, but I don't think... he's in any condition to make requests.
• case basis.
• Under the PUSH system, American authorities should, I would emphasise, make requests on a case
• Investment firms shall inform retail clients that they have the right to make requests for the purposes of point (a).