Примеры использования Backlog of reports на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Algeria noted that challenges faced by Malawi had also manifested themselves in a backlog of reports due to human rights treaty bodies.
For example, the backlog of reports of States parties awaiting review by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women had decreased considerably.
However, the Committee was concerned about its increasing workload and the backlog of reports from States parties that were currently awaiting consideration.
The proposal has also been presented as an alternative to an increase in meeting time for some of the treaty bodies to address the backlog of reports.
Since July 2013, in an attempt to reduce the backlog of reports, the Committee had been considering six rather than five reports per session.
The extension of its meeting time in 2006 and2007 allows the Committee to reduce significantly the backlog of reports awaiting consideration.
Eliminate the backlog of reports to the human rights treaty bodies and the responses to thematic questionnaires of HRC special procedures(Russian Federation);
To address its important and increasing workload,including the backlog of reports, the Committee has searched for appropriate solutions.
On the subject of treaty body strengthening,the two additional weeks of meeting time would enable the Committee to reduce the backlog of reports.
She was pleased that the CEDAW Committee had been able to reduce considerably the backlog of reports and that it was making efforts to improve its working methods.
The Committee has searched for appropriate solutions to address its significant and increasing workload,including the backlog of reports.
However, in light of the urgent need to address the backlog of reports, the Committee had decided not to consider any new proposals for general comments for the time being.
The Chairperson highlighted that only with both of the above would the Committee be able to reduce the backlog of reports and proceed with its work in an efficient manner.
Should the draft resolution of the Third Committee be adopted, it is estimated that the Committee will be able to consider between 30 and 35 reports per year andeffectively eliminate the backlog of reports.
Mr. MAVROMMATIS suggested that the important issue of the backlog of reports facing the Committee should be one of the questions addressed by the Working Group on the Optional Protocol.
Similarly, with sustained support from OHCHR, Cambodia has seen significant progress in reducing its backlog of reports that are due to the treaty bodies.
Expressing concern about the continuing and increasing backlog of reports on implementation by States parties to United Nations instruments on human rights and about delays in consideration of reports by the treaty bodies.
SADC firmly supported that Committee's request for adequate meeting time in order toreduce its increasing backlog of reports by States parties.
The CESCR Committee on Economic andSocial Rights had been was able to reduce its backlog of reports owing to by holding two extraordinary sessions in 2000 and 2001 and revisedsing its working methods.
As can be seen from chapter VII, section A, of this report, despite the Convention's relatively short reporting cycle,the Committee has no backlog of reports awaiting consideration.
Even though the backlog of reports was clearly due to the increasing number of countries ratifying the Convention, the States parties had an obligation to explore creative and long-term measures to enable the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women to fulfil its duties.
The Committee on the Rights of the Child was confident that the decision to meet in two chambers had served its main purpose of reducing the backlog of reports significantly.
Welcomes the efforts to eliminate the backlog of reports on the implementation by States parties of United Nations instruments on human rights and the progress made in ensuring timely consideration of reports of the human rights treaty bodies;
That session, authorized by the General Assembly in its resolution 56/229 of 24 December 2001,sought to reduce the backlog of reports of States parties awaiting review by the Committee.
During the session, on 23 January 2004, the Committee held an informal meeting with States parties to the Convention on the Rights of the Child to discuss the Committee's proposal to divide its work into two chambers, as a way to reduce its backlog of reports.
Owing to the additional meetings that had been scheduled during the previous two years,the Committee had cleared its backlog of reports and there were less than 10 reports that still needed to be considered by the Committee.
Ms. Robl(United States of America) said that her delegation could not join the consensus on the draft resolution,which would lead to the Committee on the Rights of the Child holding additional meetings to reduce the backlog of reports.
The extended meeting time enabled it to consider 146 reports and to reduce the backlog of reports such that today, with the continued holding of three annual sessions, the Committee is largely able to consider reports at a pace consistent with the rate of submission.
It was hoped that additional budget resources would be granted to enable the treaty bodies to discharge their mandate fully, andin particular address the backlog of reports and communications in a sustainable manner.