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The Working Group can also make recommendations in this case if it considers it necessary.
The FCC can conduct an inquiry where it considers it necessary or desirable for the purpose of carrying out its functions.
It considers it necessary to encourage these initiatives aimed at structuring society on the basis of civic values and conduct.
The Special Tribunal may meet away from its seat when it considers it necessary for the efficient exercise of its functions.
Therefore, it considers it necessary that their denial, questioning, authorisation and justification are criminal.
Pursuant to this Law,the Committee visits prohibited immigrants detention centres at least 8 times/year and whenever it considers it necessary for monitoring purposes.
The Sub-Committee may, if it considers it necessary or advisable in order to carry out its tasks efficiently and effectively, be assisted by advisors and interpreters.
The Pre-Trial Chamber may request additional information from the Prosecutor andfrom any of the victims who have made representations, and, if it considers it necessary for adopting a decision, may convene a hearing.
The arbitral tribunal may, if it considers it necessary owing to exceptional circumstances, decide, on its own initiative or upon application of a party, to reopen the hearings at any time before the award is made.
The Code provides that, at the prosecutor's request, the court may restrict or ban communication by the detainee orprisoner for up to 10 days if it considers it necessary to the success of the investigation.
If it considers it necessary, suspend additional rights of such Member, including that of being eligible for, or of holding, office in the Council or in any of its committees, until it has fulfilled its obligations.
In its reporting guidelines on general measures of implementation,the Committee starts by inviting the State party to indicate whether it considers it necessary to maintain the reservations it has made, if any, or has the intention of withdrawing them.
In exceptional cases the Sub-Committee may, if it considers it necessary in order to carry out its tasks efficiently, be assisted by experts known for their professional knowledge and experience in the areas covered by this Protocol.
In the absence of consent of the other party, the Court will authorize the production of the new document only in exceptional circumstances, if it considers it necessary and if the production of the document at this stage of the proceedings appears justified to the Court.
It considers it necessary to make full use of the socio-economic, transport, energy, scientific and technical, humanitarian, legislative and law-enforcement potential of the member States in order to create a common space for integration and security in the GUAM region.
As is customarily the case with respect to tribunals of all kinds,the possibility that the special tribunal for Lebanon will meet away from its seat when it considers it necessary for the efficient exercise of its functions is provided for in article 8, paragraph 2, of the agreement.
The Court has now determined that it may proceed without written notes where it considers it necessary, in suitable cases concerning preliminary phases of the proceedings on the merits e.g. objections to the jurisdiction of the Court or the admissibility of an application.
I also recall that, through the Joint Statement of the DPRK and the United States of America dated 11 June 1993,the Government of the DPRK decided to"unilaterally suspend as long as it considers it necessary" the effectuation of the DPRK's withdrawal from the NPT one day before the coming into effect of its withdrawal from the NPT on 12 June 1993, and that the United States informed the Security Council of the above on 14 June 1993.
Recalling article 10 of the Agreement pursuant to which the Special Court may meet away from its seat if it considers it necessary for the efficient exercise of its functions, and recalling also Rule 4 of the Rules of Procedure and Evidence of the Special Court pursuant to which the President of the Special Court may authorize a Chamber or a Judge to exercise their functions away from the seat of the Special Court.
In a further telex, sent to Mr. Choi on 16 June 1993,the Director General noted the Democratic People's Republic of Korea's decision of 11 June"unilaterally to suspend, as long as it considers it necessary, the effectuation of its withdrawal" from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons and concluded that, pursuant to article 26 of the Safeguards Agreement between IAEA and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea,"the Safeguards Agreement continues to apply.
The Working Party invited the delegate of Belgium to propose an amendment to the Convention if it considered it necessary.
To this end, it considered it necessary to review the functioning of the system, identify possible weaknesses and recommend appropriate solutions.
It considered it necessary to undertake an evaluation of the real numbers through an actual census in the camps, which would enable an adequation of the assistance required.
It considered it necessary to undertake an evaluation of the real numbers through an actual census in the camps, which would enable an adequation of the assistance required.
While it would periodically review all its reservations to the Convention, it considered it necessary to retain them for the time being.
It considered it necessary to resolve finally all questions concerning the functioning of the Agreement, for which the global technical regulations had to be legally processed in the same way as UNECE Regulations under the 1958 Agreement.
Yet, it considered it necessary to identify commonalities by studying the various existing organizational traditions and by becoming attuned to the needs of people from different parts of the world, so as to strengthen a renewed spirit of multilateralism.
Specifically, the Government noted that it considered it necessary to address the structural causes of economic migration, stating that while there was freedom of mobility for goods and services, immigration policies were ever more restrictive and discriminatory.
Commenting on this provision, the Commission stated that"statements of reservations are made in practice at various stages in the conclusion of the treaty" andexplained the reasons why it considered it necessary to confirm reservations on signing when expressing consent to be bound, adding that.