41.   Disagreements remained over sovereignty over sensitive holy sites in the Old City of Jerusalem, the Moratinos summary said.

42.   Diplomatic representatives to accompany U.N. weapons teams on the first round of inspections to sensitive Iraqi sites were announced Thursday.

43.   Earlier this year, Britain and the United States threatened Iraq with violence if it did not open sensitive presidential sites to weapons inspectors.

44.   Ekeus said the incidents appeared to be designed to prevent the aircraft of inspectors from approaching sensitive sites.

45.   For months, Iraq has challenged U.N. weapons inspectors, barring them from what it considers sensitive sites on grounds that such visits would violate its national sovereignty.

46.   For months, Iraq has challenged the inspectors, barring them from what it considers sensitive sites due to national sovereignty concerns.

47.   He acknowledged that the Iraqis had given access to U.N. arms inspectors to visit presidential palaces and sensitive sites.

48.   He acknowledged that the Iraqis gave access to U.N. arms inspectors to visit presidential palaces and sensitive sites.

49.   He did not disclose its contents, but stressed Britain would not object to diplomats accompanying U.N. weapons inspectors when they search sensitive sites, including palaces.

50.   He noted that Iraq has asked that discussion of the sensitive sites be put off until after special teams evaluate the work to date of the U.N. inspectors.