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Representatives of Governments in the Sixth Committee also referred to this issue.
The Committee also referred to the"conflict with Armenia" in its Concluding Observations on Azerbaijan on 14 December 2004.
The Secretary-General is proposing a"provisional" estimate of $1,172,500 for an independent oversight advisory committee also referred to as the independent audit advisory committee to the United Nations see A/60/568.
The Committee also referred a number of other questions to the Working Party, most of which have been covered elsewhere.
In this context, the Committee also referred to the relevant part of the Plan of Action chapter III; A; 2(b); 5th indent in document E/ECE/1347.
The Committee also referred to"delays of the proceedings as a whole", not restricting its gaze to the two particular judicial tribunals.
As noted by France, the Committee also referred to restrictions governing access to citizenship, which is granted after 30 years of permanent residence.
The Committee also referred to legislative initiatives adopted, particularly the constitutional reforms on indigenous questions.
The Committee also referred to relevant good practice described in the secretariat's background note ECE/MP. EIA/2011/5, para. 50.
The committee also referred to reindeer husbandry's dependence on biological resources, and stressed that grazing must be sustainable in a long-term perspective.
The Advisory Committee also referred to the issue of management of documents related to the Human Rights Council in its report on the pattern of conferences A/64/484, paras. 16-19.
The Committee also referred to acts of discrimination against trade unions and dismissals affecting their members, requesting that the Government should take appropriate measures.
The Committee also referred to the background paper for the nuclear panel discussion held during the Meeting of the Parties in June 2011 ECE/MP. EIA/2011/5.
The Committee also referred to other relevant instruments, such as the Indigenous and Tribal Peoples Convention, 1989(No. 169) of the International Labour Organization.
In 2008, the ILO Committee also referred to the excessive restrictions that are placed on the right of foreign nationals to hold trade union office and made recommendations in this regard.
The Committee also referred to its jurisprudence that an individual must show compelling grounds for bringing a communication on behalf of another in the absence of an authorization.
The Committee also referred the State parties to its General Recommendation No. 33 on the follow-up to the Durban Review Conference, adopted at its seventy-fifth session, in August 2009.
The Committee also referred to the Penal Code, which prohibits incitement to racial hatred, and the law on printing and publishing, which prohibits the publication of material flagrantly promoting specific sectarian, racial or religious belief.
The Committee also referred to a situation regarding the cancellation of the lease agreements of non-tribals who had failed to use lands for the purpose for which those lands had been allotted to them, and noted that a situation involving the rehabilitation of 3,000 landless tribal families had not been resolved.
The Advisory Committee also referred to the inclusion of national United Nations Volunteers in the 2005/06 budget and recommended that information on this modality, including benefits achieved during the first year of implementation and future plans, be provided in the next performance report and budget submission for UNMIS see A/60/428, paras. 27-28.
The Committee also referred to paragraph 2 of General Assembly resolution 48/223 B of 23 December 1993, in which it was decided that"in phasing out the scheme of limits, the allocation of additional points resulting therefrom to developing countries benefiting from its application shall be limited to 15 per cent of the effect of the phase-out.
The Committee also referred to the reported delays in the original implementation schedule(see A/56/672), resulting from the need to rebid the design component of the project and to negotiate with the host country on measures required to mitigate security risks in compliance with the minimum operating security standards guidelines.
The Committee also referred to article 5, paragraph 1, of the Covenant, which states that"Nothing in the present Covenant may be interpreted as implying for any State, group or person any right to engage in any activity or perform any act aimed at the destruction of any of the rights and freedoms recognized herein or at their limitation to a greater extent than is provided for in the present Covenant" and is thus a general rule for the interpretation of the Covenant.
The Committee also refers States parties to its general comment No. 2(2002) on the role of independent national human rights institutions in the promotion and protection of the rights of the child.
In this context, the Committee also refers to the concerns and recommendations expressed under the right to a nationality.
In this regard, the Committee also refers to the recommendation of the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights see E/C.12/CO/MEX/4, para. 40.
In this regard, the Committee also refers to article 37(d) of CRC, where the child deprived of liberty has the right to a prompt decision on his/her action to challenge the legality of the deprivation of his/her liberty.
The Committee also refers to its deliberations on admissibility and the conclusion it reached that the Procurator wrongly halted the proceedings instituted by the authors and in addition failed to respond to their appeal of 25 July 2001.
The Committee also refers States parties to its general comment No. 3(1990), paragraph 12, on the nature of States parties' obligations, which establishes that, even in times of severe resource constraints, the most disadvantaged and marginalized individuals and groups can and indeed must be protected by the adoption of relatively low-cost targeted programmes.
The Committee also refers the State party to its general comment No. 15(2002) on the right to water and the recommendations of the independent expert on the issue of human rights obligations related to access to safe drinking water and sanitation from her mission to the State party in 2009 A/HRC/15/31/Add.3/Corr.1.