Примеры использования Delegation reported на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The delegation reported on the launch of the criminal justice reform.
Referring to the Debtors Act andits criminal penalties, the delegation reported that it had been revised.
The delegation reported on the newly adopted law on minorities languages.
Ms. BELMIR said she was pleased at the spirit of openness demonstrated by the State party and at the frankness with which the delegation reported on the implementation of the commitments undertaken by the Russian Federation in the field of human rights, both at the international and at the regional level.
The delegation reported that the detention of foreigners has been used only as a last resort.
With regard to the training of police officers and judges, the delegation reported that, with the assistance of the Regional Rights Resource Team, advocacy training was provided to police officers; such training for judges had yet to be provided.
The delegation reported that the cultural context of society did not condone same-sex relationships.
In June 2012, a delegation reported to the IACtHR about the implementation of the Moiwana judgment.
One delegation reported on its achievements in meeting the goal of universal primary education.
Both the Government and the delegation reported that measures had been taken to assist indigenous peoples with their land rights.
A delegation reported that the serious deterioration of the situation of women and children had substantially limited the potential of the national Government to address the new challenges, especially those in the areas of health and education.
Another delegation reported on the benefits of its own audit.
The delegation reported that, since 2005, a number of actions concerning prevention, investigation and control have been taken.
When the delegation reported this to the Commissaire, he made no comment.
The delegation reported that an inter-institutional committee had been set up to draft the UPR report. .
The delegation reported on the draft building code, which envisaged a plan for ensuring land ownership for the Roma.
One delegation reported on the evaluations of its Government regarding the implementation of CCAs and UNDAFs in two countries.
The delegation reported that human rights were part and parcel of the Government's broader developmental thrust and focus.
The delegation reported that seven State television channels were broadcasting and 27 newspapers and 24 journals were in print.
The delegation reported that the three political parties had negotiated a legal framework that would ensure free and fair elections.
The delegation reported that the Millennium Development Goal regarding universal primary education access had been achieved in 2003.
One delegation reported on various improvements in legislation and protection, including enabling UNHCR access to the airport.
Another delegation reported that its PRTR was integrated with'green account' reporting as well as with permits.
The delegation reported that a wide range of civil-society representatives were consulted with during the national report preparation.
Another delegation reported on the International Conference on War-affected Children that had been held in Winnipeg, Canada, from 10 to 17 September.
The delegation reported that from the 101 recommendations contained in the Working Group report(A/HRC/13/15, paras. 89, 91 and 92), 3 had already been fully implemented.
One delegation reported on its provincial-level pilots in health and in teacher training, and urged UNICEF to support their scale-up.
The delegation reported that civil society was involved in the preparation process of the national report through the Government Council for Human Rights, National Minorities and Gender Equality.
The delegation reported to the Board on recent measures taken in the field of drug control and assured the Board that the Government was committed to drug control and that cooperation with the Board would improve.
The delegation reported on policies for the implementation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, such as the National Children's Policy(for ages 0- 18) and the National Youth Policy for ages 14- 29.