Примеры использования Committee's general guidelines на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It was to be hoped that future reports would follow the Committee's general guidelines.
However, the State party had not followed the Committee's general guidelines regarding the form and contents of reports when drafting the twelfth periodic report CERD/C/360/Add.1.
The Committee suggested that subsequent reports follow the Committee's general guidelines for reporting.
It has been prepared in accordance with the Committee's general guidelines, as revised on 19 March 1993 and 16 August 1999, incorporating also the additional guidelines for the implementation of Article 7 adopted on 17 March 1982.
However, it is noted that the report was not prepared in conformity with the Committee's general guidelines for the submission of reports.
In accordance with the Committee's general guidelines, part I contained general information about Iceland, the observance of human rights in general, and the status of women in particular; part II contained specific information relating to individual provisions of the Convention.
Indeed, the third periodic report did not by any means follow the Committee's general guidelines on the presentation of reports, as revised on 18 May 1998.
The Committee notes with appreciation that the report submitted by the State party is a comprehensive document complying with the Committee's general guidelines.
It regretted that the report did not follow the Committee's general guidelines and did not take into account its general recommendations.
The Committee notes with appreciation that the report submitted by the State party is a comprehensive document which largely complies with the Committee's general guidelines.
Mrs. SARDENBERG said that the report of Azerbaijan did not fully conform with the Committee's General Guidelines regarding the form and contents of periodic reports.
Mr. REGMI(Alternate Country Rapporteur)thanked the delegation of the Republic of Korea for an informative initial report submitted on time and in accordance with the Committee's general guidelines.
Mr. YUTZIS said that, although Spain had not followed the Committee's general guidelines in the presentation of its report, comprehensive and detailed replies to the Committee's questions had been provided.
As these measures were recommended by the Committee in its concluding observations, information on these issues will be provided in section II of this report, in accordance with the Committee's general guidelines regarding the form and contents of periodic reports.
The representative said she was sorry that the report did not comply with the Committee's general guidelines and replied to the Committee's written questions on implementation of the articles of the Convention.
The Committee expresses its appreciation for the State party's third periodic report which had been prepared in accordance with the Committee's general guidelines and showed progress in implementing the provisions of the Covenant.
The Committee welcomes the report of Benin, which follows the Committee's general guidelines for the preparation of reports, and expresses its appreciation for the opportunity thus afforded to resume its dialogue with the State party.
The Committee therefore invites the State party to submit its next report in time for the fifty-first session of the Committee and to include in that report information on the legislative, judicial, administrative orother measures giving effect to the Convention, in accordance with the Committee's general guidelines regarding the form and contents of reports to be submitted by a State party under article 9, paragraph 1, of the Convention.
It considers that the initial report of the State Party fully conforms with the Committee's general guidelines for the preparation of reports and provides detailed information on the implementation of each provision of the Convention.
Mr. HERNDL said that in general the report wasnot sufficiently comprehensive and did not comply with the Committee's general guidelines regarding the form and contents of State party reports.
It has been prepared in accordance with the Committee's general guidelines, as contained in chapter IV of the report of the Secretary-General on the Compilation of Guidelines on the form and content of reports to be submitted by States parties to the International Human Rights Treaties HRI/GEN/2/Rev.2.
The Committee notes with appreciation that the report submitted by the State party complies with the Committee's general guidelines and that it addresses the recommendations made during the discussion of the previous report.
It regrets that the report has not been prepared in accordance with the Committee's general guidelines and contains insufficient information on the actual implementation of the Convention by the State party.
It regrets thatthe report under consideration, which combined the fourth to fourteenth reports, has not been prepared in accordance with the Committee's general guidelines and contains insufficient information on the actual implementation of the Convention by the State party.
Concern was expressed, however, that neither of the reports had followed the Committee's general guidelines regarding the form and content of reports nor had they taken into account the Committee's general recommendations.
The Committee notes with appreciation that the State party has submitted a detailed andcomprehensive report which complies with the Committee's general guidelines and addresses the different issues raised by the Committee in its previous concluding observations.
It is also recommended that Burundi's second periodic report should be prepared in conformity with the Committee's general guidelines and provide comprehensive information on measures undertaken, both in law and in practice, to give effect to the provisions of the Covenant.
It nevertheless notes that the report, the overall presentation of which is in keeping with the Committee's general guidelines, does not contain sufficient information on the practical implementation of the Convention.
The Committee noted with concern that neither the combined report northe addendum followed the Committee's general guidelines, which had created obstacles to constructive dialogue between the Committee and the State party.
The Committee recommends that the next periodic report of Canada be drafted in accordance with the Committee's general guidelines and provide information on measures taken by the federal, provincial or territorial governments in separate sections following the sequence of the articles of the Convention.