(iv) Expenditures not properly substantiated

These charges against humanitarian workers have not been substantiated.

Accordingly, the case is said not to have been substantiated.

In two cases, the evidence was convincing but not fully substantiated.

(e) It is manifestly ill founded or not sufficiently substantiated or when

Of these 20, seven individual cases (all military personnel) were fully substantiated.

The report that unlawful actions had been taken against her was not substantiated.

The complaint being insufficiently substantiated, the Committee finds this part of the communication inadmissible.

To date, there have been no substantiated links between terrorist groups and NPOs in Australia.

The Board concluded that the complainant had not substantiated his claim that he risked persecution.

The claim regarding article 14, paragraph 5, therefore, is insufficiently substantiated for purposes of admissibility.

The overall impression of a generally healthy organization was substantiated by the facilitators' experience at the workshops.

Therefore, the complainant has not substantiated his claims that the guarantees have, in practice, not been respected.

8.7 The State party argues that the authors' claims under articles 26 and 27 are insufficiently substantiated.

The claim regarding article 14, paragraph 5, therefore, appears to be insufficiently substantiated for purposes of admissibility.

Where allegations have been substantiated, appropriate action has been taken to repatriate, dismiss or discipline United Nations personnel.

The facts averred manifestly show that the author has sufficiently substantiated his claim for the purposes of admissibility.

3. Upon a substantiated request by the State Party, the Committee may decide to postpone or cancel its visit.

In any event, the complainant has not substantiated his claim that he risks treatment in accordance with article 3.

Nevertheless, the Committee must satisfy itself that all the facts invoked by the complainant are sufficiently substantiated and reliable .

The Committee is accordingly of the view that the author has sufficiently substantiated this claim, for purposes of admissibility.

The purpose of a Board of Enquiry must presumably be to enquire whether the complaint was substantiated or not.

The accusations against them were therefore found to be substantiated and they were referred to the courts for judgement.

3.3 The complainant argues that his personal fear of torture has been substantiated throughout the asylum hearings and medical reports.

In such circumstances, due weight must be given to the author's allegations, to the extent that they have been substantiated.

In six cases, the allegations against the peacekeepers were fully substantiated, and under age girls were involved in all of them.

It submits that Arutyuniantz's guilt was found to be substantiated, and contends that the communication is both inadmissible and without merit.

To make sure that national planning is substantiated by more predictable funding, we would encourage donors to make predictable multi year pledges.

Very few of the allegations involved civilian personnel, and in three of the four cases that did, the allegations were not substantiated.

Accordingly, the Committee finds that these claims have not been substantiated, and are therefore inadmissible under article 2 of the Optional Protocol.

This assertion, too, is supported by inadequately substantiated, not to say contradictory, arguments from the complainant in his comments of 4 August 2002.

5.11 As to the remainder of the communication, the Committee considers that the author has sufficiently substantiated his claims for purposes of admissibility.

The Committee considers that the author has not adequately substantiated that there was any absence of fair notice of the charges confronting him, nor has he otherwise substantiated any defects in relation to the Supreme Court's finding that a judge is not bound by the prosecution's legal evaluation of the facts as included in the indictment.

Neither has the State party duly substantiated why it considers that a delay of more than two years would be excessive in this case.

10.3 The Committee considers that the author has sufficiently substantiated his claims under articles 7, 17 and 23, paragraph 1, for purposes of admissibility.

4.13 Concerning the claim under article 24, paragraph 1, the State party argues that this claim is also insufficiently substantiated, for purposes of admissibility.

Iraq also states that Saudi Arabia's estimate of 100 per cent loss of ecological function over the alleged area of damage is not substantiated.

As the complainant has not substantiated his claim under article 3, his removal to his country of origin was not in breach of that provision.

5.2 The authors submit that they sufficiently substantiated their claims, for purposes of admissibility, thereby reversing the burden of proof, in accordance with Committee jurisprudence .

Communications sent by the Special Rapporteur to Member States must be well substantiated and documented and not based on press reports or second hand information.

The sexual exploitation and abuse team has completed investigations into 21 cases, in 13 of which allegations were found to be substantiated and in 8 unsubstantiated.

He maintains that he has fully substantiated his claim and states that the overall purpose of article 16 is to protect an individual's health and welfare.

The State party concludes that as the allegations of torture have not been substantiated, they cannot form the basis of the Committee's assessment of the case.

It reiterates that the complainant has not substantiated his claim that he was ill treated following return, and, thus, that the guarantees provided were not respected.

In the absence of any State party information, due weight must be given to the author's allegations, to the effect that they have been sufficiently substantiated.