Примеры использования All reports submitted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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All reports submitted within deadlines.
Annex XI contains a list of all reports submitted by the Panel during the current mandate.
All reports submitted to the ECE Secretariat can be accessed online.4 32.
The Committee will aim by 31 May to have completed an initial review of all reports submitted so far.
This core document shall be used for all reports submitted to the international treaty bodies.
This document contains the guidelines issued by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women for all reports submitted after 31 December 2002.
Requests that all reports submitted at its forty-eighth session contain a gender perspective in their analyses and recommendations;
Self-certification may also be desirable for all reports submitted by a facility and is used in some countries.
Decided that all reports submitted to the Commission on Human Rights should follow the standards and guidelines established by the General Assembly and that they should not exceed the desirable 32-page limit;
Kaznacheeva also noted the overall high level of all reports submitted by representatives of our university M.A.
It requested that all reports submitted at its forty-eighth session contain a gender perspective in their analyses and recommendations.
Meetings were conducted in accordance with a schedule with sufficient flexibility to accommodate all reports submitted to the Advisory Committee for consideration.
It is standard policy that all reports submitted to the UN human rights bodies are also submitted to the Dutch Parliament for information purposes.
The COP requested the secretariat, by decision 8/COP.8, to develop reporting guidelines for all reports submitted in the context of assessment of implementation.
He stressed the importance of examining all reports submitted and not allowing several years to elapse after they had been received by the secretariat.
Guidelines on the form and content of reports, adopted by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women and applicable to all reports submitted to the Committee after 31 December 2002;
All reports submitted under the Convention and indicator 6.5.2 have been analysed and the results are being widely disseminated, for example at the High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development in July 2018.
For increased transparency on the status of implementation, the Committee decided that all reports submitted by States would be posted, with the consent of States, including reports in the form of a matrix.
As from that date, all reports submitted to the Committee should be comprehensive reports covering all the provisions of the Covenant in accordance with the reporting guidelines.
With regard to their own activities, participants suggested that a study could be undertaken to review all reports submitted by special rapporteurs and highlight what had been done in terms of reporting on economic, social and cultural rights.
All reports submitted by the Republic of Slovenia to the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women for review were printed in special publications of the Office for Equal Opportunities and sent to ministries and government agencies, and some were also sent to NGOs.
In line with the new guidelines for reporting(A/57/38(Part II))pursuant to Article 18 of the Convention which apply to all reports submitted from December 31st, 2002 onwards, the present report has been shortened to cover 70 pages.
The Report has been prepared following the Guidelines andGeneral Recommendations for the Preparation of Reports approved by the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women applied with respect to all Reports submitted after 31 December 2002.
A The Committee adopted revised reporting guidelines at its twenty-seventh session, in June 2002,which are effective for all reports submitted after 31 December 2002 and replace all earlier guidelines, which were first issued in 1983 and 1988 and revised in 1995 and 1996.
All reports submitted by Cuba, United Nations agencies and non-governmental organizations state that the coercive measures which are still being imposed by the United States Government against Cuba gravely endanger the health, prosperity and human rights of the Cuban citizens. This is because of the paucity of medicine and foodstuffs that the Cuban citizens need.
During the period covered by this report the Special Representative worked under the rules laid down in Commission on Human Rights resolution 1993/94 A which, in paragraph 1,establishes that all reports submitted to the Commission should, as much as possible, not exceed the desirable 32-page limit.
The Committee provides advice to different State institutions, the Government in particular,participates in preparing all reports submitted to the different treaty monitoring bodies and committees, and cooperates with all United Nations human rights mechanisms, including by receiving missions and special procedures mandate-holders.
In August 1994, the Subcommission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities decided to consider the Human Rights of Women andthe girl child under every relevant item of its agenda as well as in all relevant studies and requested that all reports submitted contain a gender perspective in their analysis and recommendations Subcommission resolution 1994/43.
The Committee requested the Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team, established pursuant to Security Council resolution 1526(2004),to provide an analysis based on all reports submitted by Member States pursuant to Council resolution 1455(2003), reports from the Team's and the Chairman's visits to selected States, contacts with Member States and the Team's contacts with the Counter-Terrorism Committee, the Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate and other sources.
The Security Council, reaffirming the importance of gender mainstreaming in peacekeeping operations and post-conflict reconstruction, undertakes to integrate gender perspectives into the mandatesof all peacekeeping missions, and reiterates its request to the Secretary-General to ensure that all reports submitted to the Security Council in accordance with such mandates systematically address gender perspectives.