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The State party does not consider this explanation to be convincing.
And this not because they avail themselves of all types of judicial appellate remedies,but because the State party does not consider it appropriate, for the time being, to proceed with the execution.
Consequently, the State party does not consider the complainant's statement regarding her counsel credible.
Such methods of governing will, invariably, require that the citizens themselves consider whether they fulfil the requirements for exemption, and that they must duly apply for exemption, in the manner and within the time limits posed,and the State party does not consider such legal regimes to be discriminatory.
In its observations, the State party does not consider the role of predators in the issue at hand.
The State party does not consider, moreover, that articles 5 and 16 are relevant to the issues raised in the communication.
With regard to the fire of his house and his forced retirement in 1999,the State party does not consider that these incidents imply that the complainant has reason to fear persecution or torture from MQM.
The State party does not consider it plausible that the petitioner would now encounter problems as a result of these alleged activities.
Even though the Ahmadis in Pakistan face legal barriers to the practice of their faith, and relations between religious communities in some areas may be tense,the State party does not consider that the complainant has reason to fear persecution within the meaning of the Convention upon return to Pakistan.
Consequently, the State party does not consider that any additional measures are required to remedy the author's situation.
The Committee is also concerned that the State party does not consider article 5 of the Optional Protocol as a legal basis for extradition.
Therefore, the State party does not consider that it is a necessary consequence of the author returning to Iran that he will have an adverse reaction to Iranian authorities.
The Committee notes with concern that in spite of recent legislative developments in the field of child rights,the State party does not consider the Convention as a legally binding instrument in the internal order, and has therefore not incorporated it systematically into the domestic legal system in order to make it applicable.
The State party does not consider the medical certificate of the complainant's dental treatment relevant as it does not describe the sources of dental problems.
The Committee notes with concern the delegation's response that the State party does not consider it necessary to amend its legislation by adopting a comprehensive definition of discrimination that prohibits both direct and indirect discrimination.
The State party does not consider in any case that the complainant is at risk of torture by the LTTE as mentioned in its previous submissions.
She claims that the State party does not consider domestic violence to be a real and serious threat.
The State party does not consider this plausible, because it is based solely on a statement made by the author's father and is not supported by any documentary proof.
For this reason, the State party does not consider it necessary to make any further efforts to monitor the situation at the moment.
In view of the above, the State party does not consider that the author will be of interest to the security forces in a situation of active conflict, as he has denied active involvement in the activities of the LTTE.
Although the State party does not consider that any Covenant provision relates to the right to health, it does provide the following information on the merits of this claim at this point.
The Committee is concerned that the State party does not consider it opportune to establish a national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles General Assembly resolution 48/134, annex.
The Committee is also concerned that the State party does not consider article 5 of the Optional Protocol as a legal basis for extradition, in the absence of a bilateral or multilateral treaty of extradition.
The Committee regrets that the State party does not consider it necessary to include in the prohibited grounds of discrimination all the grounds stated in the Covenant, in particular, language, although in New Zealand language has been interpreted as an aspect of race.
In the view of her background and experience,the State party does not consider it plausible that the Sri Lankan authorities would consider her a valuable informant, and in this respect she is no different from many other Sri Lankan Tamil who at some time had been detained in an LTTE camp.
As to the issue of release from detention,the State party did not consider such a course would be appropriate.
Some Parties did not consider the opting of direct access because they lacked capacity to prepare the project portfolio required;
Some States Parties do not consider it worthwhile to submit declarations, while others just do it because it is required of them to do it.
With regard to the classification of rape as a criminal offence under crimes against the peace and honour of families and against morals,she was surprised that the State party did not consider that classification anachronistic.
With regard to implementation of the European Community's article 13 Race Directive,he asked whether it was true that the State party did not consider discrimination based on colour to be racial discrimination, which would be a violation of the Convention.