Примеры использования Co-chairs recalled на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Co-Chairs recalled that Iraq indicated that its Parliament has approved ratification of the Convention on the Rights of Persons of Disabilities.
The Co-Chairs recalled that Tajikistan provided information in 2012 that highlighted the priority afforded to the issue of accessibility in Tajikistan.
The Co-Chairs recalled that, at the second part of its first session, held in Doha, Qatar, the ADP agreed to move to a more focused mode of work in 2013.
The Co-Chairs recalled that Sudan provided information in 2012 that highlighted the national health surveillance system established by the Ministry of Health.
The Co-Chairs recalled that Cambodia provided information in 2012 which highlighted challenges faced in data collection due to limited resources and capacity.
The Co-Chairs recalled that Guinea-Bissau provided information in 2012 which highlighted its objective to establish a national coordination mechanism on victim assistance.
The Co-Chairs recalled that the Democratic Republic of the Congo provided information in 2012 which highlighted efforts to enhance data collection systems for victim assistance.
The Co-Chairs recalled that Bosnia and Herzegovina provided information in 2012 that highlighted national efforts to collect and manage data on landmine and other ERW victims.
The Co-Chairs recalled that Mozambique provided information in 2012 highlighting the adoption of its National Action Plan on Disabilities adopted for the period 2012 to 2019.
The Co-Chairs recalled that Croatia provided information in 2012 which highlighted challenges in data collection due to lack of a centralised mechanism to collect disability data.
The Co-Chairs recalled that Albania provided information in 2012 which highlighted the challenges faced in implementing its national plan of action due to limited financial resources.
The Co-Chairs recalled that Peru provided information in 2012 which highlighted national efforts to develop a broader response to data collection and information management as concerns disability.
The Co-Chairs recalled that Tajikistan provided information in 2012 that highlighted Tajikistan's plans to accede to the Convention on the Rights of Persons of Disabilities by the time of the Third Review Conference.
In addition, the Co-Chairs recalled that the information provided by South Sudan in 2012 highlighted that it aims to adopt national legislation to protect the rights of victims and persons with disabilities by 2013.
The Co-Chairs recalled that Mozambique provided information in 2012 which highlighted that it is preparing to submit its initial report on implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities CRPD.
The Co-Chairs recalled that Iraq provided information in 2012 which highlighted efforts of the Ministry of Health, with the support from the World Health Organization, to develop a national injury surveillance system.
The Co-Chairs recalled that Colombia provided information in 2012 which highlighted national efforts to convert its plan for Attention and Reparation for Victims into various local and municipal action plans.
The Co-Chairs recalled that Peru provided information in 2012 which noted that, by the time of the Third Review Conference, Peru intends to have revised its national comprehensive General Law on Persons with Disabilities.
The Co-Chairs recalled that Sudan provided information in 2012 that highlighted its effort to raise awareness of the rights, needs and capacities of persons with disabilities including landmine and other ERW survivors.
The Co-Chairs recalled that Ethiopia provided information in 2012 which noted the lack of a comprehensive mechanism for the systematic collection of data regarding disabilities, including landmine and other ERW survivors.
The Co-Chairs recalled that Serbia provided information in 2012 highlighting the challenges of weak inter-ministerial coordination and its plans to overcome this challenge through the establishment of a new coordination body.
The Co-Chairs recalled that Iraq provided information in 2012 that highlighted inter-ministerial efforts to work towards the development of a national disability action plan inclusive of landmine and other ERW survivors.
The Co-Chairs recalled that Angola provided information in 2012 which highlighted the efforts of CNIDAH to enhance social inclusion and psychological well-being for landmine survivors through inclusive sports projects.
The Co-Chairs recalled that Ethiopiaprovided information in 2012 which highlighted challenges with sharing information regarding disability related activities and achievements across relevant various ministries and bodies.
The Co-Chairs recalled that Ethiopia provided information in 2012 which highlighted that it is preparing to submit its initial report on measures taken to implement the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities CRPD.
The Co-Chairs recalled that Tajikistan provided information in 2012 indicating that it is in the process of developing an action plan for landmine and other ERW survivors and other persons with disabilities for the period 2012-2015.
The Co-Chairs recalled that Uganda provided information in 2012 that highlighted the challenges it faces with respect to data collection and information management given the lack of a centralised information management system for disability.
The Co-Chairs recalled the decision adopted by Parties at the nineteenth session of the Conference of the Parties(COP) to accelerate the development of the 2015 agreement and activities under the workplan on enhancing mitigation ambition.
The Co-Chairs recalled that, at the nineteenth session of the Conference of the Parties(COP), Parties agreed to accelerate the development of the 2015 agreement as well as activities under the workplan on enhancing mitigation ambition.
In addition, the Co-Chairs recalled that Thailand provided information in 2012 which highlighted efforts to enhance victim assistance efforts in the region through promoting regional and bilateral cooperation in a manner that focused on exchanging experience.