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Besides, States also indicated the existence of various other conditions and exceptions.
The Hungarian SDP has been commended by UNHCR and other states also indicated interest to study our model and experience.
Most States also indicated cooperation at the bilateral level governed by specific memorandums of understanding.
Among others, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Peru, Spain,Sweden and the United States also indicated that abnormal activity or volume of transactions for regular clients was a factor that raised suspicion.
Most States also indicated that they were cooperating at the bilateral level in the framework of specific memorandums of understanding.
Thirty per cent of Respondent States also indicated that IHL training included practical exercises, or applied training using case studies.
States also indicated that FAO should continue to improve the FAO Guidelines to achieve an adequate level of protection of vulnerable habitats from bottom trawling in the high seas.
Peru, Spain, Sweden and the United States also indicated that abnormal activity or volume of transactions for regular clients was a factor for raising suspicion.
States also indicated that their national legislation dealing with the prevention of money-laundering and the financing of terrorism contains prohibitions and enforcement provisions that address aspects of financing under paragraph 2 of resolution 1540 2004.
Some Respondent States also indicated the combining of targeting procedures with the rules of engagement as another way to ensure the key IHL principles are met.
Several States also indicated that they lacked authority to submit names of individuals residing in them, or holding their nationality.
Most States also indicated that fraud was considered a predicate offence for purposes of regimes against money-laundering.
Some States also indicated that joint consultative bodies had been established to deal with specific problems such as fraud and money-laundering.
Many Member States also indicated that the general intent of the Principles was already in force and incorporated in their statistical laws, institutions and practices.
Several States also indicated that under their domestic legal or administrative systems public officials were required, if possible conflicts of interests arose, 49 to declare.
Some States also indicated that they exercise control over those entities that produce or trade in such items either as a substitute for licensing exports or as a complement to export licensing.
Several Respondent States also indicated that, in applying the rule of proportionality, military commanders are not expected to measure the actual loss against the actual direct military advantage gained.
A significant number of States also indicated that they were taking steps to develop national plans of action to combat racism, in consultation with civil society, national human rights institutions and other actors.
Several States also indicated that the lack of harmonized legislation and the absence of reciprocity with other countries, for example, with regard to deactivation requirements, facilitated illicit trafficking and represented an impediment to cooperation.
The League of Arab States also indicated that, at its session held in January 2002, the Council of Arab Ministers of the Interior had adopted an LAS model anti-terrorism law and an LAS model law on arms, ammunition, explosives and dangerous substances.
Some States also indicated that indigenous peoples constituted the numerical majority within the State and thus did not present any concern for the recognition of their rights, which, in the view of the Expert Mechanism, is not always the case.
The United States also indicated that in July 1996 it had cooperated with authorities of Taiwan Province of China when a Coast Guard cutter observed a Taiwanese flag fishing vessel conducting high seas drift-net operations in the North Pacific Ocean.
Many States also indicated that, under their criminal code, disqualifying offenders from exercising certain functions or professions was provided for and that it was therefore possible to disqualify them for a definite period of time from acting as directors of legal persons.
Most responding States also indicated that they used enhanced technologies to protect the integrity of travel documents such as passports, including measures to detect and prevent counterfeiting, falsification and tampering, and enhanced legal measures to prosecute counterfeiting.
Several States also indicated that under their domestic legal or administrative systems public officials were required, if possible conflicts of interests arose, to declare:(a) business or commercial interests;(b) financial interests; and(c) activities undertaken for financial gain.
Responses from Member States also indicated that the three principal constraints faced by cooperatives which Governments seek to address include the lack of quality training, problems of cooperative regulations and legislation, and the lack of access to finance.
Several Member States also indicated their adherence to other international and regional human rights instruments, which contained provisions relevant to women migrant workers, including the Protocol against the Smuggling of Migrants by Land, Sea and Air and the Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children, both supplementing the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime.
A number of States also indicated that they were participating in regional and subregional organizations or were parties to agreements with the mandate to conserve non-target species, such as the Agreement on the International Dolphin Conservation Programme, CCAMLR, CCSBT, the Inter-American Convention for the Protection and Conservation of Sea Turtles, IATTC, ICCAT, the Memorandum of Understanding on the Conservation and Management of Marine Turtles, and their Habitats of the Indian Ocean and South-East Asia, IOTC, SEAFDEC, SIOFA, and WCPFC.
The State also indicated that it would consider revising the Penal Code for it to be in line with the obligations under the Covenant and other treaties to which it was a party.
Many Member States had also indicated their readiness to afford assistance in criminal investigations and extradition proceedings.