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The Committee noted that a number of emergency motions had already been received.
Recognizing that the development of transport infrastructure requires considerable investment, the Committee noted that a number of countries were turning to public-private partnerships to meet their infrastructure investment needs in the highway, maritime and aviation sectors.
The Committee noted that a number of the measures that it had considered would be tied to timely payment of assessed contributions.
In particular, the Committee noted that a number of concerns raised have already been successfully dealt with by CCAMLR.
The Committee noted that a number of proposed revisions had not been presented to the relevant sectoral and/or functional bodies concerned.
In the more general context, the Committee noted that a number of Member States were faced by large and persistent arrears and that it was unlikely that they would be in a position to eliminate their arrears immediately.
The Committee noted that a number of countries had acted on the advice that it had provided at its first session, as endorsed by the Commission.
The Committee noted that a number of Member States were faced by large and persistent arrears in the payment of their assessed contributions to the United Nations.
The Committee noted that a number of the confidence-building measures that had been agreed upon at the Cairo meeting in November 2005 had not been implemented satisfactorily.
The Committee noted that a number of countries had established relations with the Authority and recognized the Palestinian passports, and urged other States to do so as soon as possible.
The Committee noted that a number of Governments recognized that financing projects in, or coordinating project planning with, neighbouring countries could also bring domestic benefits.
The Committee noted that a number of States parties which consider reservations of other States parties to be incompatible with the object and purpose of the Convention enter objections to the reservations.
The Committee noted that a number of Parties to the Convention applied thresholds to offshore hydrocarbon production as set out in the revised appendix I even though the amendments had not yet entered into force.
The Committee noted that a number of Parties had set targets on the identification and remediation of particularly contaminated sites(art. 6, para. 2(l)), and that reports on this area by some Parties could be commended and used as possible best practices.
The Committee noted that a number of national tele-education initiatives were providing educators and students at all levels, including those in remote areas, with high-quality education incorporating the latest teaching resources, vocational and teacher training and adult education.
The Committee noted that a number of factors must be taken into account to determine whether housing is adequate, including legal security of tenure; availability of services, materials, facilities and infrastructure; affordability; habitability; accessibility; location; and cultural adequacy.
The Committee noted that a number of national tele-education initiatives were providing educators and students at all levels, including those in remote areas, with high-quality education incorporating the latest teaching resources, vocational and teacher training and adult education.
The Committee noted that a number of organizations at the regional and global levels, such as CEOS(through its Working Group on Information Systems and Services), the European Umbrella Organisation for Geographic Information, GEO and the Global Spatial Data Infrastructure Association, contributed to capacity-building and to the coordination and promotion of activities related to the use of space-derived geospatial data.
The Committee noted that a number of national tele-education initiatives were providing educators and students at all levels, including those in remote areas, with qualitative education consisting of the latest teaching resources, vocational and teacher-training and adult education in fields such as women's empowerment, family planning and skills for local artisans.
The Committee noted that a number of organizations and initiatives at the regional and global levels, such as the Committee on Earth Observation Satellites, the European Umbrella Organisation for Geographic Information and the Group on Earth Observations, contributed to capacity-building and to the coordination and promotion of activities related to the use of space-derived geospatial data, as well as sharing data from current and future satellite systems and opening up access to previously unavailable data sets.
The Committee notes that a number of fundamental issues relating to the use of the future facility remain to be resolved.
The Committee notes that a number of missions have reflected in their respective budgets the necessary budgetary requirements for this change.
The Committee notes that a number of Parties have set targets on the identification and remediation of particularly contaminated sites art. 6, para. 2 l.
The Committee notes that a number of well-resourced initiatives have been undertaken to eliminate discrimination against girls and women at all levels in the education system.
The Committee notes that a number of the Convention's provisions are expressed as applying to"territory under[the State party's] jurisdiction" arts. 2, 5, 13, 16.
The Committee notes that a number of changes in laws, policies and programmes with a positive impact on the rights of women have occurred since the end of the period covered by the State party's report.
The Committee notes that a number of recent peacekeeping operations have been mandated to undertake a variety of tasks in response to the specific needs of the situations in which they have been deployed.
The Committee notes that a number of the author's allegations relate to the evaluation of facts and evidence by the State party's courts, which appear to raise issues under article 14 of the Covenant.
The Committee notes that a number of juvenile offenders were provided with counselling or pardoned and not brought to court and that in those cases the principle of the best interests of the child was taken into consideration.
IV. The Committee notes that a number of activities, such as poverty alleviation, privatization, global development policy analysis and advancement of women, are indicated under several programmes or subprogrammes of part IV and carried out by various units of the departments and UNCTAD.