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In the light of these conclusions, the Committee considered it appropriate to make the following recommendations.
The Committee considered it appropriate to accept the three economic assumptions described in the reference document.
Rwanda submitted its periodic report on 23 July 2007 and the Committee considered it at its ninety-fifth session.
The Committee considered it useful to receive an analysis of the comparative costs of meetings held in New York, Geneva and Vienna.
For the ninth periodicreport of Madagascar and the summary records of the meetings at which the Committee considered it, see documents CERD/C/149/Add.19 and CERD/C/SR.1115 and 1154.
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The Committee considered it important that such examples of cultural diversity were supported by international human rights standards.
He accepted, nonetheless,that the reservation might be the product of excessive attention to detail; if the Committee considered it superfluous, the Government would reconsider its position.
Nevertheless, the Committee considered it important to have such a list in order to know where people could be sent without risk of torture.
At its fifty-fourth session, the Committee decided that it would join the consideration of admissibility andmerits of communications when both parties consented and the Committee considered it appropriate.
The Committee considered it necessary that States parties should incorporate in their laws, in some form, the definition of torture set forth in the Convention.
To ensure better coordination andbring greater efficiency to the work of the different committees, the Committee considered it necessary to harmonize their working methods, which could be done without amending the treaties.
In this context, the Committee considered it to be its duty to recall the increased sensitivities in respect of words such as the offending term in a contemporary context.
The Advisory Committee's reportof 24 June 1994(A/48/955) provided detailed background information on the support account, but the Committee considered it useful to outline in the present report once again the major developments concerning the support account for peace-keeping operations.
The Committee considered it important to ensure that the members adequately represented the regional distribution of the Parties to the instrument by which they had been nominated.
He also asked whether the State party was considering converting its current complaints structure to an independent, impartial andeffective investigatory body, as the Committee considered it extremely important to establish an independent police complaints and accountability body.
The Committee considered it a bad practice that some Parties had reported the same information for different subparagraphs of article 6, paragraph 2, or had just made a cross-reference.
Owing to the uncertainty surrounding those assumptions, the Committee considered it premature to make any recommendations on the budget proposal at that time, hence its recommendation for an interim financing arrangement.
The Committee considered it important that the members participate in preparing the draft review, as the Committee will be examining the document formally after the next meeting of the Parties.
In addition to developing volume 3 of the revised SEEA, the Committee considered it important that the statistical community play an important promotion and advocacy role at the national and international levels to explain the benefits of SEEA.
The Committee considered it useful to identify any potential conflicts between provisions in other MEAs and provisions in the Convention that might impede Parties' compliance with the Convention.
For all those reasons the Committee considered it essential that the competent authorities of the State party should draw up and adopt legal provisions expressly making torture a distinct criminal offence.
The Committee considered it advisable that, after the completion of the draft Convention, it could be adopted by the Inland Transport Committee. ECE/TRANS/119, paragraphs 113-115.
During its seventy-fourth session, the Committee considered it more appropriate to defer the implementation of its decision to hold an additional week of meetings to another session in the current biennium.
The Committee considered it essential that the next of kin of disappeared people and public opinion could be made aware of the content of the report, for which reason it should be published as soon as possible.
Confidentiality of pension information: the Committee considered it reasonable that the Fund should provide pension information when requested to do so by an appropriate national court, after duly apprising the retiree concerned of the request.
The Committee considered it essential for the Zairian Government to take all appropriate and effective protective measures to guarantee the rights of refugee women and of Zairian women victims of armed conflicts.
The Committee considered it useful to identify any potential conflicts between provisions in other multilateral environmental agreements and provisions in the Convention which might impede Parties' compliance with the Convention.
The Committee considered it important, in view of the first review of implementation, to include a seminar on legislation and procedures for implementation of the Convention, within a workplan activity on the exchange of good practices.
The Committee considered it important that judges and other law enforcement officials should receive training in human rights issues since that gave them a heightened awareness of the importance of following up discrimination-related cases.
However, the Committee considered it worthwhile to elaborate on the provision, either by interpreting it in a sufficiently flexible manner or through a new decision of the Parties, and agreed to communicate this idea to the Working Group of the Parties.