Примеры использования Committee generally на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Committee generally encouraged more independent evaluation of such training.
With regard to the future programme of work, the Committee generally endorsed the draft programme of work for the biennium 2014-2015.
The Committee generally meets during the sessions of the Commission on Human Rights.
A detainee could be held for up to four days without being charged(para. 161), although the Committee generally considered that the maximum period should be 48 hours.
The Committee generally referred to a right of access to information rather than freedom of information.
Resistance to the ethnicity discourse had implications for data collection, since the Committee generally asked for disaggregated data concerning, for instance, gender and ethnicity.
The Committee generally took contextual considerations into account and would do so in the case of Tanzania.
Collectively, these problems stand in the way of ensuring the legal safeguards that the Committee generally recommends to all States parties to the Convention as necessary for the prevention of torture.
The Committee generally agreed on the usefulness of a plan of action and provided suggestions to improve the text of the draft proposal.
The definition of torture in the Convention was extremely elaborate, and the Committee generally advocated its literal incorporation into the domestic law of States, for the sake of greater transparency.
The Committee generally agreed with the assessments of the three discussion groups, while making further observations, as summarized below.
Submission of the report to Parliament was apparently being considered: the Committee generally recommended that countries take that step in order to heighten the visibility of the Convention's implementation.
The Committee generally welcomed the proposal, thanked the USA for tabling it and expressed general support for the UNGA resolution.
Mr. KRETZMER said that the Croatia report should not be dropped,since it was the only initial report on the list, and the Committee generally liked to consider both initial and periodic reports at every session.
The Committee generally commended the report, which it found to be very clear, analytical, comprehensive and useful.
When deciding whether to reject such communications as inadmissible under article 5, paragraph 2(b) of the Optional Protocol, the Committee generally follows the practice of other international decision-making bodies and examines whether domestic remedies have been exhausted at the time of considering the matter rather than at the time the communication was submitted.
The Committee generally worked on the basis of consensus, with no special veto, and with each member delegation on an equal footing.
Mr. ABOUL-NASR said that, while the Committee generally requested data disaggregated by ethnicity, he did not support that practice.
The Committee generally supports the Monitoring Team's recommendation that the Consolidated List remain as targeted and actionable as possible.
At its twenty-first session, the Committee generally agreed the strategic part of the draft Pan-European Strategic Framework for Greening the Economy.
The Committee generally based its assessment of the circumstances and degree of integration of minorities on such socio-economic indicators as school enrolment ratios, employment rates, access to public service and social services, crime and imprisonment statistics and mortality and morbidity ratios.
At its twenty-first session, the Committee generally agreed the strategic part of the draft Pan-European Strategic Framework for Greening the Economy.
The Committee generally endorsed the secretariat's proposals for strengthening the contribution of transport to the economic, social and environmental pillars of sustainable development within the scope of the Regional Action Programme, phase II. The Committee also endorsed the draft programme of work for 2014-2015 E/ESCAP/CTR(3)/1, sect. IV.
They also request the Committee generally to use its authority under article 5, paragraph 1 of the Optional Protocol concerning interim measures as it did in A. T. v Hungary communication No. 2/2003.
The Committee generally endorsed the thematic areas and actions at the regional and national levels for promoting regional transport connectivity, for possible inclusion in the draft regional action programme for Transport Development in Asia and the Pacific, phase II(2012-2016), as identified by the secretariat in documents E/ESCAP/CTR(2)/2 and Corr.1.
In cases where listed entities cease to exist, the Committee generally supported the recommendation that the Committee should consider seeking a de-listing request from the relevant State(s) in respect of such entities, while ensuring that the assets of those entities are not controlled by or transferred to other listed individuals or entities.
The Committee generally commended the report and endorsed all the recommendations contained therein, taking into account the views expressed during the discussion.
The Committee generally recommended that countries should consider specifically adopting article 1 and specifically incorporating it into their domestic legislation.
The Committee generally agrees that more should be done to clarify that the measures targeting listed persons are meant to be preventative rather than punitive.
The Committee generally supported these proposals, but decided to postpone a final decision to the next session, thus allowing countries to complete their domestic approval procedures.