51.   Less than two hours before the sanctions were to take effect, the council agreed to give UNITA more time.

52.   Lacking consensus, the council agreed to extend oil-for-food for one month, instead of the usual six, to allow more time for negotiations.

53.   On the eve of a High Court hearing in early November, the council finally agreed to amend excavation and allow engineers for the foundation to monitor building work.

54.   On the basis of the report, the council would agree to begin a longterm monitoring program that would be accompanied by the lifting of the oil embargo.

55.   That may be all on which the council agrees.

56.   The council has agreed to give preference to Africans so that Africa can have a second term in the top U.N. post, following tradition.

57.   The council has agreed to suspend the sanctions once Libya turns the men over for a trial by Scottish judges according to Scottish law in the Netherlands.

58.   The council agreed that contractors will be required to meet the requirements when providing cleaning services.

59.   The council agreed to a review as a way to persuade Iraq to resume cooperation with UNSCOM, which is responsible for disarming Iraq.

60.   The council agreed to extend the mission until Tuesday to give diplomats more time to work out a compromise.