Примеры использования Finland submitted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Lithuania and Finland submitted gridded data for the year 2006.
CERD/C/320/Add.2 Thirteenth andfourteenth periodic reports of Finland, submitted in one document.
Finland submitted its initial report under the Convention in December 1994.
I refer to my letter of 3 March 2003(S/2003/279),transmitting a third report from Finland submitted to the Counter-Terrorism Committee pursuant to paragraph 6 of resolution 1373 2001.
Finland submitted its first periodic reports on the implementation of the said Conventions in early 1999.
I refer to my letter of 21 December 2001(S/2001/1251)transmitting a report from Finland submitted to the Counter-Terrorism Committee pursuant to paragraph 6 of resolution 1373 2001.
Finland submitted a report, dated 16 May 2002, referring to an incident involving the Russian Embassy in Helsinki.
The reform, which was being debated in Parliament at the time when Finland submitted its third periodic report to the Human Rights Committee, has been discussed in more detail in the said report.
Finland submitted its initial reports on the implementation of the said Conventions in early 1999 appendices 1 and 2.
I refer to my letter of 31 July 2002(S/2002/879)transmitting a supplementary report from Finland submitted to the Counter-Terrorism Committee pursuant to paragraph 6 of resolution 1373 2001.
Finland submitted a report, dated 14 June 2001, referring to an incident involving the premises owned by the Embassy of Iraq in Helsinki.
In 1997, the average prison population in Finland was 3,000,which is approximately 300 prisoners fewer than in 1995 when Finland submitted its previous periodic report.
Finland submitted a paper(E/CONF.94/CRP.73 and Add.1) on guidelines for the planning of names in a bilingual area.
I refer to my predecessor's letter of 12 February 2004(S/2004/118),transmitting a fourth report from Finland submitted to the Counter-Terrorism Committee pursuant to paragraph 6 of resolution 1373 2001.
Since Finland submitted its first report, legislative adjustments have been carried out on the basis of the comments made by the Committee against Torture.
On 5 July 1996, counsel to the authors of communicationsNos. 265/1987(Vuolanne v. Finland) and 412/1990(Kivenmaa v. Finland) submitted updates on the follow-up given by Finland in respect of the Committee's views in those cases.
Finland submitted a report, dated 15 May 2004, referring to an incident involving premises owned by the Embassy of Iraq in Helsinki, reported earlier A/INF/56/6, para. 15.
In the Government report to Parliament on the human rights policy of Finland submitted to the Parliament in March 2004, the Council of State committed itself to drawing up a National Action Plan against Trafficking in Human Beings.
Finland submitted periodic reports on Conventions No. 130 Medical Care and Sickness Benefits Convention, 1969 and No. 168(Employment Promotion and Protection against Unemployment Convention, 1988) to the ILO in 1994.
Upon acceptance on 22 December 1989 of the European Convention on the Suppression of Terrorism, Finland submitted a reservation to Article 1 of the Convention, reserving the right to refuse extradition in respect of any offence mentioned in Article 1 where the offence is considered to be of a political nature.
Finland submitted a report, dated 10 May 2006, regarding incidents that occurred in Helsinki in 2003-2005 involving the compound of the Embassy of the Russian Federation and the residences of the Ambassador of Serbia and Montenegro and the Ambassador of the Republic of Korea.
The Government has recognised the seriousness of the problem of violence against women in Finland already in the Report on the Human Rights Policy of the Government of Finland, submitted to Parliament in 2004, and expressed its intention to use all available means to reduce such violence.
On 28 September 1990, the Government of Finland submitted the first report called for under the Convention against Torture to the Committee against Torture.
The Government of Finland submitted a very detailed reply recalling inter alia that conscientious objection was legally recognized in 1931 and that requests for conscientious objector status are approved without any inquiry.
For the thirteenth and fourteenth periodic reports of Finland, submitted in one document, and the summary records of the meetings at which the Committee considered that report, see documents CERD/C/320/Add.2 and CERD/C/SR.1309-1310.
On 30 April 2002, Finland submitted information in response to Executive Body decision 2001/2. On 30 August, it submitted further detailed data on its VOC emissions. It provided information on the legislative and administrative steps that it had taken to reduce emissions in specific sectors.
In its report on the human rights policy of Finland, submitted to Parliament in 2004, the Government set as its objective the effective implementation of all human rights conventions binding on Finland. .
As regards the ratification of international treaties,the President of Finland submits and decrees the implementing acts to the Åland Legislative Assembly, in accordance with the new Autonomy Act.
The term"international watercourse" remains somewhat unclear and ambiguous and Finland submits that in the further elaboration of the draft articles an alternative expression"transboundary waters" be still considered.
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