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The Committee notes also that there is no office for the protection of minorities.
The CTC notes the list of crimes relevant to the implementation of those international instruments that isset out in Appendix 1 to the supplementary report but notes also that many of them do not appear to be specific to the international instruments concerned.
Notes also the serious economic difficulties being experienced by some Parties;
The Special Rapporteur notes also that architecture will have an important role to play.
Both notes also highlighted the need for regular professional training of procurement staff.
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The Committee notes also the Commission ' s work to support and foster intercultural dialogue.
Notes also that the ozone treaties will enter into force for Timor-Leste on 16 December 2009.
It notes also that it is proposed to establish 10 new extrabudgetary posts in the biennium 2008-2009.
Notes also that the drafting group and the full Committee held meetings to discuss the matter under consideration;
The Board notes also that there were difficulties in filling key staff positions in some countries once the project had started.
Notes also the importance of a coherent and holistic regional approach for promoting durable peace and stability in the region.
The Committee notes also that the number of meetings and/or expert groups has increased from the number estimated in 1998- 1999.
The Committee notes also with concern the limited availability of quality health-care services, particularly in remote areas.
Notes also that the efforts aimed at reducing the number of trust funds did not meet with the approval of participating Governments; Ibid., para.
Notes also the results of the salary surveys in New York, Geneva and Rome as reported in chapter IV of the report of the Commission; 1/.
Notes also the condemnation of discrimination against people of African descent as expressed in the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action.
The Committee notes also the insufficient information on the training provided to law enforcement officials as regards the provisions of the Convention.
The Special Committee notes also that discrepancies exist between the compensation benefits provided to experts on mission and those provided to members of contingents.
Notes also the difficulty in distinguishing between natural and human-induced climate change, particularly at the regional, sub-regional and national levels;
The Committee notes also the establishment of the National Commission for Civic Education and welcomes its activities in the field of human rights education and training.
The Special Committee notes also that discrepancies exist between the compensation benefits provided to experts on mission and those provided to members of contingents.
Notes also the concerns raised in the Territory, prior to the referendum, on the questions of residency requirements and the availability of information on this political process;
Notes also the intention of the Secretary-General to submit integrated disarmament, demobilization and reintegration standards to the General Assembly at its sixtieth session;
Notes also the actions taken by the Executive Director of the United Nations Children ' s Fund and its Executive BoardE/ICEF/1997/12, part I, and decision 1997/10, para.
The Committee notes also with appreciation that the State party has made the declaration under article 14 of the Convention and has ratified the amendment concerning article 8, paragraph 6.
Notes also that measures taken for the promotion and realization of the right to development should be more effective, and calls upon the High Commissioner to explore further ways and means to achieve this objective;
Notes also that the Disarmament Commission held a preliminary exchange of views on its agenda item entitled" International arms transfers, with particular reference to General Assembly resolution 46/36 H of 6 December 1991";
Notes also that the standard salary cost equivalent of the 34 gratis personnel serving with the International Tribunal for Rwanda would amount to 1,729,100 dollars gross for the period from 1 July to 31 December 1997;
Notes also that, pursuant to General Assembly resolution 47/217, the assessment of Tuvalu for the Peacekeeping Reserve Fund should be calculated by the application of its first rate of assessment for peacekeeping operations to the authorized level of the Fund.
Notes also with appreciation the response of the international community to the humanitarian assistance needs of Mozambique and encourages the international community to continue to provide appropriate and prompt assistance for the implementation of the humanitarian programme carried out in the framework of the General Peace Agreement;