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In 2002, some members of the Committee had raised objections to the controls imposed on the unofficial travel of members of certain missions.
The Commission considered the proposal and its supporting arguments extensively,as well as alternative provisions that were suggested to meet the concerns of those who had raised objections to it.
The Länder welcomed the objectives of the Optional Protocol, but had raised objections to the structural changes required, due to the costs that would be incurred.
That had been the case in particular during the preceding session, when the report of Qatar had been considered; moreover,a number of other States parties had raised objections to the reservation entered by Qatar.
Therefore he invited the experts, who had raised objections, to cooperate with the experts from Italy, AEGPL and ENGVA in order to find an agreement as soon as possible.
Sir Nigel RODLEY said that Mr. Lallah's proposal helped avoid the implications of the adjective"legal", which had raised objections, but the proposed expression was not used in the Covenant.
Many countries, including Greece, had raised objections to reservations that were incompatible with the object and purpose of human rights conventions in order to preserve the integrity of those instruments and the effective, uniform implementation of their norms.
The Committee noted that no progress had been made on this issue, due to the fact that,so far, none of the eight countries which had raised objections to the underlying amendment proposal had informed AC.2 of changes in their position.
Several members said that the conduct of the member who had raised objections during the discussions on endosulfan was of grave concern to them and therefore should be examined, suggesting that ulterior motives lay behind his concerns about the chemical.
The CHAIRMAN, replying to part of the question that Mr. Sherifis had addressed to the Deputy High Commissioner, said that, for his part,he understood that some developed countries had raised objections not to article 14 but to the Convention itself.
It was inappropriate to make universal decisions on the issue,which was why Japan had raised objections to the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
Given the continueddisagreement on the matter, the Chair invited the Secretariat to prepare a draft recommendation to include endosulfan in Annex III to the Convention and the member who had raised objections to submit his concerns on the matter in writing.
In the case of the draft decision on agenda item 4(c)(FCCC/CP/1998/L.16), however, two delegations had raised objections when the text was approved in the SBSTA, and that draft decision would therefore need further consideration before it could be adopted by the Conference of the Parties.
Her delegation had requested that the words“for all” be inserted after the phrase“all human rights and fundamental freedoms” throughout the draft resolution, butsince a number of delegations had raised objections, the words“for all” had been inserted in only three paragraphs.
It is noteworthy that Russia had raised objections to sending large forces from Japan to the relief of Peking, one reason being that she supposed they would be commissioned, not only to rescue the Legations, but also to suppress rebellion and restore peace in Peking and Tientsin.- Ibid., No. 29.
He mentioned that the work had focused on the dynamic simulation calculation method andsaid that OICA had raised objections to the requirement that electronic systems for improving stability should not be taken into account.
It was likely that the main reasons why Maori had raised objections during the consultation process stemmed from their strong opposition to the"Fiscal Envelope" policy, which had been abandoned in 1996, and because they were about to enter into negotiations with the Crown to settle their claims.
The majority of members having expressed their support for the recommendation as it stood,the Committee agreed that a small drafting group would work with the member who had raised objections in an effort to modify the text of the recommendation and reach consensus on it.
Many European States parties had raised objections to that reservation on the ground that it was incompatible with the object and purpose of the Covenant, a situation that had prompted the Committee to adopt general comment No. 24, which had in turn led to objections by a number of Governments.
One member pointed out that all members had signed conflict-of-interest declarations before beginning their terms on the Committee andthat the conduct of the member who had raised objections could lead to the work of the Committee as a scientific body being called into question.
Proposals for voluntary funding by sources other than the United Nations regular budget had raised objections on three grounds: private funding for core activities was undesirable; existing arrangements favoured individual bodies such as the Committee on the Rights of the Child or the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights; funding tended to be unreliable in the long term.
Many States had raised objections in that regard, particularly with respect to the first article, whose provisions appeared merely to repeat those of article 47 of the Protocol Additional, but which contained much more explicit provisions. For example, in condemning all types of recruiting and financing activities, it extended responsibility for mercenary acts to third parties, which was sufficient in itself to dissuade companies tempted to recruit mercenaries from doing so.
For example, in the pending case concerning Whaling in the Antarctic(Australia v. Japan: New Zealand intervening),Japan had raised objections on the basis of a provision in Australia's declaration of recognition of the Court's jurisdiction; the Court wouldhave to consider those objections and rule on them in due course.
Several States have raised objections to paragraph 2.
States parties that have raised objections.
A significant number of Assembly members have raised objections, but the practice has not yet been corrected.
The Committee notes that the State party has raised objections to the admissibility of the petition, and the Committee therefore has to consider the admissibility of the case.
Italy is aware that the distinction made by the Commission in article 19 of the draft has raised objections on the part of many States.
An order is deemed to be placed in accordance with the conditions agreed to in the confirmation, unless the buyer has raised objections within eight days after receipt of the confirmation of the order.
Indeed several delegations had raised formal objections to any amendment.