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Although initially this principle was valid only internally, nowadays its scope has become universal owing to the large number of States which have ratified the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the American and European Conventions on Human Rights, and the fact that the Special Rapporteur's mandate covers all States Members of the United Nations,
Furthermore, owing to the large number of officials reporting to the Secretary-General, which does not allow for the maintenance of adequate and systematic managerial oversight and supervision(see A/51/950/Add.1), the Deputy Secretary-General function was created
This had become a difficult exercise owing to the large number of IPAs and the competition among them, as well as
However, owing to the large number of reports received by the Committee every year and the consequent significant delay between the date of submission of a State party ' s report and its consideration by the Committee, the Committee invites the State party to submit a consolidated fourth and fifth report 18 months before its due date, that is on 14 March 2011.
However, owing to the large number of reports received by the Committee every year and the consequently significant delay between the date of submission of a State party ' s report and its consideration by the Committee, the Committee invites the State party to submit the consolidated third and fourth report 18 months before its due date, that is, by 20 July 2011.
However, owing to the large number of reports received by the Committee every year and the consequent significant delay between the date of submission of a State party ' s report and its consideration by the Committee, the Committee invites the State party to submit a consolidated third, fourth and fifth report 18 months before its due date, that is by 1 March 2011.
There is no town/village breakdown of these statistics owing to the large numbers vaccinated.
In the case of the United Nations Office at Nairobi and ECA, owing to the large numbers of staff from other agencies located in the compound, the complexity and size of the campus, it is also required to create an additional P-3 Security Officer post each for the United Nations Office at Nairobi and ECA to coordinate the new operations.
One delegate pointed out that owing to the large number of quadrennial reports under review, the Committee did not have time to undertake the necessary in-depth review.
The largest share of data and examples of racist action comes from Europe, mostly owing to the large number of human rights bodies and civil society organizations dedicated to cataloguing such incidents.1.
Owing to the large number of speakers who had incribed under item 106(Promotion and protection of the rights of children), the Committee would conclude its general discussion of that item on Wednesday morning.
Through its effect of strengthening the economy, was indeed very important to poverty eradication, but unfortunately, owing to the large number of consultations required, the report had not been finalized in time for it to be discussed any earlier.
Further, owing to the large number of unresolved issues and the incomplete status of the liquidation documentation, the Board considers that a follow-up review will be necessary in the near future and the results reported in volume II of the report of the Board of Auditors to the General Assembly on United Nations peace-keeping operations at the end of the biennium 1994-1995.
which the report said were not attainable owing to the large number of pupils involved,
However, owing to the large number of reports received by the Committee every year and the consequent significant delay between the date of submission of a State party ' s report and its consideration by the Committee, the Committee invites the State party to submit a consolidated third and fourth report 18 months before its due date of 15 July 2007.
As indicated in that report, the seating capacity and versatility of the Conference Centre no longer meet the requirements of the institutional clients of the Office, namely, the United Nations Environment Programme(UNEP) and the United Nations Human Settlements Programme(UNHabitat), for which they were initially constructed, owing to the large number of participants from non-governmental organizations at meetings(ibid., para. 7).
However, owing to the large number of reports received by the Committee every year and the consequent significant delay between the date of submission of a State party ' s report and its consideration by the Committee, the Committee invites the State party to submit a consolidated third and fourth report 18 months before its due date, that is by 24 August 2011.