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A number of general comments were made.
For the time being, he would make a number of general comments.
I will make a number of general comments, and then turn to some more specific ones.
In the meantime, her delegation wished to make a number of general comments.
A number of general comments contained material that no longer reflected the Committee's jurisprudence.
She also wanted to make a number of general comments.
In a number of general comments, the Committees address the question of cultural diversity and human rights.
The Special Rapporteur reacted to a number of general comments that had been made during the debate.
The Working Group held a preliminary round of discussion on the document, during which a number of general comments were made.
It has also adopted a number of general comments that elaborate on issues relating to deprivation of liberty.
Nonetheless, numerous references to nondiscrimination can be found in a number of general comments of the Committee.
A number of general comments or general recommendations are in various stages of development with the different treaty bodies.
Before entering into the heart of the discussion,representatives made a number of general comments, including the following.
A number of general comments and general recommendations adopted by treaty bodies are relevant to the right of indigenous peoples to participate in decision-making.
Mr. Piedra(Observer for Ecuador)said that he wished to make a number of general comments and would like those comments to be duly reflected in the Guide to Enactment.
Iii Number of general comments and/or new standards developed by international and regional human rights treaty bodies and mechanisms on prevention of and response to violence against children.
Several recommendations were made in the concluding observations to State parties' reports and a number of general comments or decisions were adopted that are relevant to indigenous peoples.
After making a number of general comments on certain specific weapons, the author concludes that all weapons under review in his two papers should be considered banned.
For example, the Committee on Social, Cultural and Economic Rights has mentioned the rights of indigenous peoples in a number of general comments, most recently in its general comment No. 21 on the right of everyone to take part in cultural life.
A number of general comments had also been issued which, together with the many country reports that had been submitted, provided a wealth of information and a solid basis for establishing specific standards and, eventually, policy recommendations that would ensure the enjoyment of those rights.
Mr. de GOUTTES said that he would first make a number of general comments on the United States report before going on to consider it in greater detail.
It adopted a number of general comments interpreting provisions of the Declaration and drew the attention of Governments, especially in its country-specific observations and general recommendations, to specific problems and difficulties arising from State practice.
Although few Governments commented on article 8 as such, a number of general comments were directed to the problem of State responsibility for acts of individuals or entities not formally part of the State structure.
In that connection, a number of general comments were called for. First, concerning the relationship between quality and quantity in the services provided by the Department and the resources allotted to its activities in the prevailing critical financial situation, it was evident that given the increased demand for public information the Department could not be expected to continue undertaking further responsibilities without additional resources.
The Committee on Economic, Social andCultural Rights also adopted a number of general comments elaborating the nature of obligations of States parties, both in terms of international obligations and in terms of specific rights.
It has been adopted in a number of general comments, including by the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights in its general comments No. 12 on the human right to adequate food, No. 14 on the human right to the highest attainable standard of health and No. 15 on the human right to water.
These interpretations are embodied in a number of general comments and general recommendations, some of which refer explicitly to the obligations of States parties with respect to non-nationals.
The Human Rights Committee has issued a number of general comments that are directly pertinent to the understanding and application of the rule of law, for instance general comment No. 32 on the right of equality before courts and tribunals and to a fair trial.
The members of the Working Party made a number of general and specific comments and suggestions on the draft.
The Preparatory Committee expressed appreciation to the secretariat for the excellent documentit had prepared and proceeded to its discussion during which a number of general and specific comments were made.