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Father Hesburgh said the change-over embodied the spirit of Vatican Council II and the council statement on the laity.

And cruelly highlighting the UN's inability to look after its own, Washington blocked a council statement on Wednesday evening condemning Israel's bombing of a UN monitoring post in south Lebanon that killed four observers.

However, the council statement on Wednesday said Livingstone Leisure is now "unable to put in place the broadly comparable pension scheme required for existing staff and as a result, the business has withdrawn from the process".

However Russia - a close ally of Mr Assad and which has veto power in the Security Council - has said it sees no need for further action beyond a council statement on 3 August condemning the violence.

The research followed the Canada's Tri-Council Statement on 'Ethical Conduct for Research Involving Humans' (sections 2.5 2.7).

The chances are that it will do so after a further report by Mr Annan in February.On December 3rd a council statement called on Iraq to allow its weapons inspectors unimpeded access to all sites.

Little encouragement will be taken from the council statement that concessionary travel on the tram will now be funded by the council themselves.

Russia's UN mission told Reuters that consensus on the council statement — which requires unanimous approval — had not been reached because the UK insisted on condemning Russian-backed "self-defense" forces.

Aleppo was not mentioned in the council statement but Russia's delegation said it would circulate a separate draft text condemning the Aleppo attack to the council later on Thursday, which it hopes will be adopted on Friday.

Russia blocked a security council press statement on the issue over the weekend, and Downing Street would not be surprised if it vetoed the resolution tomorrow, but it forms part of the international strategy to increase pressure on president Putin.

The Coptic and other "Oriental" churches (Ethiopian, Armenian, and Syriac) had rejected the council's statement on Christology (theological doctrine concerning the person and work of Jesus Christ) and were subsequently regarded in the West as heretical monophysites (believers in the doctrine that Jesus Christ had only a divine nature), though the Oriental churches vehemently denied the charge.