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The Committee pointed out.
As the Human Rights Committee pointed out.
The Committee pointed out that the law concerning Yemeni nationality seemed to be in contradiction of the Convention.
As regards future logging plans, the Committee pointed out that.
Last but not least, the committee pointed out that it was vital for women to increase their contacts.
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In an outline prepared to guide the general discussion(for the full text of the outline, see CRC/C/97,annex VI), the Committee pointed out that.
One member of the Committee pointed out that her country already had a code of ethics for dealers.
In its report on United Nations peacekeeping operations(A/53/940, para. 7), the Committee pointed out that poor inventory management often led to excessive requests for new acquisitions.
The Committee pointed out that such evidentiary difficulties should not operate to bar the filing and pursuit of complaints.
Concerning the last of those indicators, the Committee pointed out that application rather than ratification was relevant.
The Committee pointed out that in no country in the world has women's full de jure and de facto equality been achieved.
In an outline prepared to guide the general discussion, the Committee pointed out that the HIV/AIDS epidemic had drastically changed the world in which all children lived.
The Committee pointed out further that the differences in the level of accommodation between those classes appeared to be minimal.
In its previous report(A/52/860, para. 65), the Committee pointed out that the treatment of income was inconsistent in the peacekeeping budgets.
The Committee pointed out that to date it remained unaware of any investigations voluntarily undertaken by the State party.
In its Views, the Committee pointed out a State party's failure to abide by its international obligations.
The Committee pointed out that the allegations of torture referred to the period prior to the reform process which began in 2001.
In making that recommendation, the Committee pointed out that should the revised estimates be delayed, the Secretary-General could submit a report to the Advisory Committee. .
The Committee pointed out that school curricula at all levels must include respect for the principle of gender equality.
However, at the same time, the Committee pointed out that there was a need to distinguish clearly between the respective roles and responsibilities of the governing bodies and management ibid., para. 47.
The Committee pointed out that“the freedom of thought and the freedom of conscience are protected equally with the freedom of religion and belief.
Presentation of the budget: The Committee pointed out that information on the deployment of substantive and administrative posts although useful did not facilitate analysis of trend in growth.
The Committee pointed out that routine use of that mechanism represented a departure from good budget practice and discipline.
Office of the Neutral Facilitator: The Committee pointed out that there was a need to separate administrative and substantive support and requested that clarification be provided in the next budget submission para. 56.
The Committee pointed out the importance of this matter and again urged the Government to ensure that an immediate decision is reached.
Accordingly, the Committee pointed out that there is no need to lift the ceiling of 125 days for the hiring of retired language staff.
The Committee pointed out that in order to be able to effectively assist with implementation, it would need to have an idea of what specifically was expected from it.
The Committee pointed out that it placed emphasis on good cooperation with specialized agencies and intended to appoint a focal point for that purpose.
The Committee pointed out that action taken by other Secretariat units and legislative bodies had been summarized in a number of sections 11A, 17 and 19.
The Committee pointed out that"according to law" is not intended to mean that the very existence of a right to review is left to the discretion of States parties.