Примеры использования Early warning procedure на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The visiting procedure should instead be linked to the early warning procedure.
Early warning procedures and response mechanisms in case of industrial accidents in Bulgaria.
There was a need to establish an early warning procedure in order to prevent problems from becoming conflicts.
The Committee also appreciates the information provided in relation to the cases submitted under its early warning procedure.
The early warning procedure was based on indicators of emergency situations, the list of which had been extended in 2005 to include indicators of a risk of genocide.
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He also added that the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, through its early warning procedure, increased its effectiveness.
Early warning procedures should be set up to prevent conflicts resulting from racial and ethnic tensions, and new approaches must be devised to combat new forms of discrimination.
At its 1506th meeting, on 16 March 2002, the Committee reviewed the implementation of the Convention by Papua New Guinea under the early warning procedure.
The Committee's responses, whether in concluding observations or in invoking early warning procedures, must necessarily adapt to the circumstances before it.
Mr. van BOVEN said that a complicated situation prevailed in many countries,including those due for consideration under the early warning procedure.
The Committee had considered Australia three times under its early warning procedure, and had welcomed the solution reached by the State party in the last of those cases.
The business of a management meeting shall be to review the plans for remaining work andto deal with matters raised in accordance with the early warning procedure.
An early warning procedure on this or other lines would enable the Council to take action to assist the peaceful settlement of disputes before problems escalate into armed conflict or complete breakdown of law and order.
Mr. de GOUTTES commended the Israeli delegation for appearing before the Committee despite its reticence about the relevance to Israel of the early warning procedure.
The proposal to establish early warning procedures to improve the capability of the United Nations to prevent conflicts resulting from racial and ethnic tensions required further study.
At its 1506th meeting,on 11 March 2002(see CERD/C/SR.1506), the Committee reviewed again the implementation of the Convention by Papua New Guinea under the early warning procedure.
Treaty bodies could consider whether mechanisms such as early warning procedures and inquiry mechanisms might provide further opportunities for reviewing situations characterized by serious gender-based violations of rights.
In a letter to the Committee dated 17 February 2005, the New Zealand Government had replied in detail to the assertions of the Maori organizations andhad questioned the reasons for triggering the early warning procedure.
In 2010, under its early warning procedure, CERD noted that the Dorissa Agreement, concerning the Achuar people affected by oil-drilling in the Río Corrientes area, had not yet been implemented, and that the situation of the Achuar people had worsened.
In this context, the Committee welcomes the information provided by the State party on the construction of four new wells in the community of Ancomarca,a case that was considered under the early warning procedure.
Studies might, for example, be undertaken on the possible use of early warning procedures for the submission to United Nations decision-making bodies of the views and suggestions of treaty bodies, such as the Committee, on matters within their purview.
He also proposed that the contents of the letter to be addressed to the Lao People's Democratic Republic concerning the situation of the Hmong people should be the subject of a decision taken by the Committee under the early warning procedure.
Mr. Schackel(Secretary of the Committee)said that the documents concerning the early warning procedure that had been prepared prior to the session had been distributed to all the Committee members, but that those documents did not include the new elements considered during the current session.
Two important contributions of the Committee to the Third Decade are its development of innovatory procedures to address situations of racial discrimination which require urgent response and its early warning procedure.
It was unfortunate, however, bearing in mind theproblem with the Albanians, that information which the Committee had specifically requested under its early warning procedures on the violent incidents in Tetovo and the Albanian university there had not been included in the report.
In 2011, under its early warning procedure, CERD requested Peru to provide information on measures taken to monitor the water quality of the Marañón river, and the right to free, prior and informed consent of the indigenous communities affected.
In deciding to examine Australia's twelfth periodic report at the current session,the Committee did not intend to set aside the review of the situation in Australia under the early warning procedures, which it had initiated in its Decision 2(54) of March 1999.
Several new functional concepts have been developed e.g., early warning procedures, reaction to emergencies, country missions, reports ex officio in case of extreme delays in delivery of government reports, follow-up to conclusions, cooperation with United Nations agencies and programmes.
He associated himself with the suggestions made by Mr. Kälin and added that any reform should seek to strengthen underused mechanisms such as the country missions undertaken by theCommittee against Torture and the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, early warning procedures and emergency measures.
While no comprehensive analysis of the Committee's review of country situations under the early warning procedure has been conducted for the purposes of this study, a sample analysis of this mechanism reveals that the Committee did not pursue gender-based violations of rights suffered by women of ethnic groups in countries such as Rwanda, Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.