Примеры использования Delegation's attention на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He merely wished to draw the Danish delegation's attention to three points.
He drew the delegation's attention to a number of documents submitted to the Committee by Japanese NGOs.
He understood the problems posed by the fact that Uganda was a dualist State,but drew the delegation's attention to the precedent set by the United Kingdom in the Pinochet case.
She drew the delegation's attention to the Committee's general comment 28 relating to that article.
Mr. GAYE, noting that the State party had made considerable efforts toaddress the problem of prison overcrowding, called the delegation's attention to measures taken by other states that had proven effective in reducing the number of persons in detention.
He drew the delegation's attention to General Recommendation XXX on discrimination against non-citizens.
While noting the arguments put forward by the State party concerning its reluctance to incorporate into domestic law the definition set forth in the first article of the Convention,the Rapporteur called the delegation's attention to the fact that it would be a strong symbolic gesture if Estonia were to undertake to ban resort to torture and to treat such practices as an extremely grave crime.
He drew the delegation's attention to that situation, which encouraged the use of an illegal workforce.
In that connection, she commended to the delegation's attention the Committee's general comment 7 on article 7 of the Covenant.
She drew the delegation's attention to the Committee's general recommendation No. 30 on discrimination against non-citizens.
Turning to article16 of the Convention, he drew the delegation's attention to the problem of prison overcrowding in Switzerland.
He drew the delegation's attention to the Committee's general recommendation No. 30 on discrimination against non-citizens.
With regard to the refugees and asylum-seekers detained for more than three years,he drew the delegation's attention to the Committee's recently-adopted general recommendation XXX on non-citizens, which raised the issue of detention.
He drew the delegation's attention to the need to examine carefully the ethnic origins of those sentenced to death.
In that regard, she drew the delegation's attention to article 9, paragraph 2 and article 2(f) of the Convention.
The delegation's attention was drawn in particular to the fact that the majority of the Mission's vehicles are not suitable for the terrain or are in poor condition.
Quoting the article,he drew the delegation's attention to the Committee's General Recommendations V, XIII, XXII and XXIII.
Drawing the delegation's attention to general recommendations 23 and 25, she pointed out that temporary special measures such as preferential treatment could be used instead of a quota system to increase female representation.
In that respect, the Rapporteur drew the delegation's attention to the Committee's general recommendation XXVII on discrimination against Roma.
He drew the delegation's attention to the concluding observations of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women along those lines.
On that issue, he drew the delegation's attention to the Committee's general recommendation No. 23 on the rights of indigenous peoples.
He drew the delegation's attention to the Committee's previous conclusions and recommendations(A/48/18), particularly paragraphs 538, 542 and 544.
In that connection, he drew the delegation's attention to General Recommendation XXIII of the Committee relating to the rights of indigenous peoples.
He drew the delegation's attention to the existence of training courses on reporting, organized by the United Nations Centre for Human Rights.
He also drew the delegation's attention to the Committee's General Recommendation XX(48) on article 5 of the Convention.
He wished to draw the delegation's attention to the Committee's general recommendation XXV on gender-related dimensions of racial discrimination.
He drew the delegation's attention to the views expressed in the Committee's General Recommendation XXI(48) regarding the fragmentation of States.
He therefore drew the delegation's attention to the Committee's General Recommendation XV, which stated that the provisions of article 4 were imperative.
The Chairperson drew the delegation's attention to the Committee's general recommendations, and especially to the definition of violence in general recommendation No. 19.
He drew the delegation's attention to General Assembly resolution 57/194, which also urged States parties to the Convention to ratify those amendments.