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The Committee has identified several problems within its own structure and proceedings.
In considering national reports, the Committee has identified both needs and offers of assistance.
The Committee has identified a number of measures that commonly contribute to the practice of torture.
In considering national reports andadditional information submitted by States, the Committee has identified both offers of and requests for assistance by some States to implement resolution 1540 2004.
The Committee has identified this right as one of the four general principles of the Convention.
In addition to the prohibited grounds of discrimination in article 2, the Committee has identified groups of children who may be especially vulnerable to experiencing disparities in the enjoyment of their rights.
The Committee has identified discrimination against vulnerable groups of women as contrary to the Convention.
In its review of the proposed requirement for official travel for 2013/14, the Committee has identified cases, such as the following, in which it believes that the Secretary-General should prioritize the travel resources.
The Committee has identified law reform as a critical element of implementation of the Convention of the Platform for Action.
In the two years of this policy implementation, andthe enforcement of regulations determining the necessary depth of localisation for the recognition of products as being produced in Russia, the Committee has identified a number of unresolved issues and limiting factors hindering the further production localisation in Russia.
In addition, the Committee has identified in some of the reporting States the following issues of grave concern.
The Committee has identified the priority tasks that would require immediate and sustained attention in its programme of work for next year.
In a preliminary review of the workplan, the Committee has identified several key areas which will be the main focus for each of its four annual sessions.
The Committee has identified articles 2, 3, 6 and 12 of the Convention as general principles see general comment No. 5(2003) on the general measures of implementation of the Convention.
In a preliminary review of its workplan, the Committee has identified several key areas which will be the main focus at each of its four sessions in 2010 see table.
The Committee has identified three additional countries-- the Congo, Ghana and Senegal-- that meet all three criteria for inclusion in the list of least developed countries.
Among“factors and difficulties impeding the implementation of the Covenant”, the Committee has identified women's socio-economic situation rooted in traditional practices, and discriminatory practices including those that result from long-standing cultural prejudice, The Gambia, Republic of Korea and Paraguay.
The Committee has identified specific areas in national policy, legislation and practice that require attention and the measures to be adopted in those areas.
Priority activities to be funded.It should be noted that the Committee has identified as a priority the funding of agreed full costs(or agreed full incremental costs, as appropriate) incurred by developing country Parties in complying with their obligations under Article 12.1.
The Committee has identified that the increase in vulnerability to trafficking related to discrimination and violence against women can be addressed through a range of practical measures.
In its follow-up procedure, the Committee has identified a number of these recommendations as requiring additional information within one year.
Similarly, the Committee has identified the economic exploitation of children as a factor which may increase their vulnerability to violence.
In its follow-up procedure, the Committee has identified a number of these recommendations as requiring additional information specifically for this procedure.
The committee has identified as part of its work programme, issues to be considered by various Government Departments and this work is ongoing in all Departments.
In its follow-up procedure, the Committee has identified a number of its recommendations to each State party as requiring additional information within one year.
The Committee has identified articles 2, 3, 6 and 12 of the Convention as general principles see general comment No. 5(2003) on the general measures of implementation of the Convention.
In considering national reports the Committee has identified both information concerning types of assistance provided by some States and requests for assistance to implement resolution 1540.
The Committee has identified seven priority areas for action: nutrition; food safety; tobacco control; mental health; physical activity; health environments/settings; and women's health.