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The Committee also stressed the need to revise the procedure for reclassification.
The Committee also stressed the critical peacemaking role played by the Security Council.
The Committee also stressed the importance of the peer group practice internal to the consulting firm.
The Committee also stressed the importance of ensuring that the Convention's provisions are fully applied in practice.
The Committee also stressed that the issue of prisoners was a highly important and painful one for thousands of Palestinian families.
The Committee also stressed the need for ECCAS to nominate a focal point for the fight against illegal activities in its secretariat.
The Committee also stressed the importance of properly maintaining the grid system in accordance with the AGR ECE/TRANS/128, paras. 43-47.
The Executive Committee also stressed the importance of involving Ministries of Education as well as Ministries of Environment in this process.
The Committee also stressed the importance of distance-learning and emphasized that science and technology transfer should not be overlooked.
The Committee also stressed the importance of efforts made outside the framework of the United Nations for the implementation of the sanctions against UNITA.
The Committee also stressed the need to monitor closely the impact of the action taken by the labour inspectorate to address discrimination based on sex.
The Committee also stressed that member countries should be able to allow their sectoral experts to work with APCTT in further developing that initiative;
Finally, the Committee also stressed that the information provided to the ITDB should be provided directly from, or, as a minimum, channelled through Customs authorities.
The Committee also stressed that the methodology applied should have been discussed and approved by the Committee before being submitted to United Nations Headquarters.
The Committee also stressed the necessity of mainstreaming a gender perspective in the planning and programming of all United Nations agencies A/51/16(Part I), para. 169.
In this context, the Committee also stressed the need for material efficiency in the residential sector, as it would contribute to the reduction of energy consumption and of the production of waste.
The Committee also stressed that the background material and outcomes and recommendations of the workshop would provide an input to the third High-level Meeting on Transport, Environment and Health.
The Committee also stressed the necessity of better integrating outputs into the programmatic framework of objectives and expected accomplishments, bearing in mind the direct relationship between input and outputs.
The Committee also stressed the importance of appointing to the post an expert with extensive professional expertise in the day-to-day running of a complex information technology system see A/60/7, para. 112.
The Committee also stressed that the respective Governments should finance the work of their members of TIRExB(Explanatory Note 8.13.1- 2 of the Convention) and should ensure their participation in all sessions of the Board.
The Committee also stressed that article 21 of Act No. 25.239 of 31 December 1999 established a special compulsory social security scheme for domestic workers, under which contributions were payable by the employer.
The Committee also stressed the need for the internal evaluation system to benefit from the work done by the existing external evaluation mechanisms in order to allow for more effective, independent and critical evaluation.
The Committee also stressed the importance of the active involvement of the Chief Information Technology Officer to ensure that established information technology standards, policies and procedures were followed para. 16.
In General Comment No. 16, the Committee also stressed that temporary special measures may sometimes be needed in order to bring disadvantaged or marginalized groups of persons to the same substantive level as others.
The Committee also stressed the importance of the fact that security in transport should be carefully balanced against transport facilitation in order to ensure traffic fluidity, in particular through the use of new technology.
The Committee also stressed that in order to limit to a maximum of two meetings(six hours) the time devoted to considering periodic reports, it would have to define a methodology and set priority targets for its dialogue with States parties.
The Committee also stressed that a free media is essential in the political process: the free communication of information and ideas about public and political issues between citizens, candidates and elected representatives is essential.
The Committee also stressed the significance of the development of dry ports and logistics centres as a positive step towards enhancing the use and improvement of existing transport infrastructure networks and promoting trade in landlocked developing countries.
The Committee also stressed the importance of having information from other sources, such as in particular non-governmental organization shadow reports, reach the Committee as early as possible, preferably already at the time of the meeting of the pre-session working group.
The Committee also stressed that the roots of the problems of hunger and malnutrition were not the lack of food globally, but lack of access to available food, and stated that when a State failed to ensure the satisfaction of the minimum essential level required to be free from hunger, a violation of the Covenant had occurred.