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Some States have included such an extension in their law.
While this provision is more common in laws regulating armed forces, several States have included it in statutes regulating their intelligence services.
Most States have included the right to education in their constitutions.
For its part, UNECE currently covers a considerable part of these costs from its regular budget, as Member States have included THE PEP in the work programmes of the UNECE Inland Transport Committee and Committee on Environmental Policy.
Today, many States have included some of these rights in their Constitutions.
The percentage of States that have adopted national plans or programmes to reduce andeliminate the cultivation of illicit crops is also growing, and more States have included alternative development measures in those plans or programmes.
Some States have included non-violent activities in their national definitions of terrorism.
In recent years, while not moving away completely from the position that humanitarian activities should be financed through voluntary contributions, Member States have included some amounts related to humanitarian activities in the budgets for peace-keeping operations.
More than 125 States have included the principle of universal criminal jurisdiction in their legislation.
Although the World Trade Organization's Agreement on Government Procurement(GPA) does not contain express provision on PPPs, andthere is a divergence of views among commentators whether any PPP models are covered by the text, some States have included some BOTs in their coverage.
States have included protection provisions in their constitutions, penal codes, or specific witness protection laws.
In this context, international instruments have been adopted which condemn and punish the recruitment, training, financing anduse of mercenaries. At the same time, a growing number of States have included mercenarism as a punishable offence in their national legislation.
In political declarations, States have included sanitation in the list of elements of the right to an adequate standard of living.
In this context, international instruments have been adopted which condemn and punish the recruitment, training, financing and use of mercenaries.At the same time, according to information gathered for this report, many States have included mercenarism as a punishable offence in their national legislation.
Some States have included specific provisions on the elimination of harmful practices in their constitutions Ghana, the Sudan.
Unfortunately, only a few Member States have included youth representatives in their delegations to this General Assembly.
Some States have included explicit prohibitions on serious human rights violations in their laws on intelligence services.
Nevertheless, judges should be aware that some States have included reciprocity provisions, in relation to recognition, when enacting legislation based on the Model Law.
Some States have included more detailed rights, such as rights to receive information and to participate in decision-making about environmental matters.
Towards this end, some States have included measures to address violence against women migrant workers in various national action plans and strategies.
Some States have included this principle in their national laws on conciliation by providing that a conciliator is allowed to communicate with the parties collectively or separately.
In conflict-affected contexts, States have included specific components on ending impunity and security sector reform in their national action plans.
Very few States have included all of the practices outlined below in their legal and institutional frameworks for intelligence services and their oversight.
Moreover, although a number of States have included provisions on the enforcement of sentences in their implementing legislation, such legislation can be changed or altered.
Many Member States have included youth representatives in their official delegations to the General Assembly, thereby encouraging youth participation in the decision-making process.
Furthermore, meetings of the Group held in developing States have included special thematic workshops aimed at fostering cooperation and exchange of information among and with scientists from developing countries whose participation was sponsored by the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency.
Only seven States have included financing of terrorism as a predicate offence to money-laundering and extended the reporting obligation to terrorist financing.
In the absence of a universally agreed definition of terrorist acts, some States have included in their national counter-terrorism legislation a broad range of acts which do not, in terms of severity, purpose or aim, reach the threshold of objectively being considered terrorist acts, or the threshold required for exclusion from refugee status.
Member States have included laboratory data from private or commercial laboratories outside of the WHO laboratory network in their surveillance and other relevant reports, including those of the NVC.
Other States have included the fight against violence against women in their national development plans(Colombia and Liberia), national plans against poverty(Algeria), national plans on public security(Brazil) or policies and plans of action on health Brazil and Uganda.