Примеры использования Further regrets на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It further regrets that the Inter-agency Commission is not a permanent body.
The Committee further regrets the absence of a mechanism dealing specifically with children's rights.
It further regrets the absence of sufficient information and data on women with disabilities.
The Committee further regrets that the departmental and municipal councils have not yet been established.
It further regrets the absence of court cases invoking the provisions of the Covenant art. 2.
The Committee further regrets the absence of any proactive measures to promote the rights of minority women.
It further regrets the lack of sufficient disaggregated data covering the field of education.
The Committee further regrets lack of information evaluation and assessment of the training provided art. 10.
The Committee further regrets the lack of a definition of the crime of sale of a child in Article 173 of the Penal Code.
The Committee further regrets that the laws of Yemen contain no specific provisions for dealing with domestic violence.
The Committee further regrets the lack of statistical data on the prosecution of cases involving racial discrimination art. 4.
It further regrets the lack of indicators to measure progress in the situation of Burakumin arts. 2 and 5.
It further regrets the late and incomplete submission of the written replies to its list of issues CRC/C/Q/ARG/2.
The Committee further regrets the lack of a specific programme to safeguard the rights of victims of torture and ill-treatment art. 14.
The Committee further regrets the lack of statistical data on the prosecution of cases involving racial discrimination art. 4.
The Committee further regrets the lack of information on participation of minorities in elected and public bodies. arts. 2 and 5.
The Committee further regrets that the adoption of quotas in political life that would aim at gender balance is still not envisaged.
She further regrets that the Government of Myanmar has not responded to her communications and looks forward to receiving these replies in the future.
The Committee further regrets the absence of reliable information regarding the number and reasons for dropout, especially of pregnant girls.
It further regrets the lack of early detection programmes of deafness for children in order to minimize and prevent further disabilities.
The Committee further regrets the lack of information on best practices available of judicial decisions in particular with regard to family matters.
The Committee further regrets the lack of national legislation to outlaw the practice of Devadasi, which is left to the states.
It further regrets that allegations of extrajudicial killings have, in most cases, not been effectively investigated, which perpetuates impunity.
The Committee further regrets that the delegation did not respond to questions by the Committee concerning the situation of women in the Occupied Territories.
It further regrets the limited capacity of individual ministries to evaluate the effectiveness of activities for the realization of children's rights.
The Committee further regrets that the Domestic Violence Control Bill which was passed in April 2002 by the Parliament before it was dissolved, was never enacted.
The Committee further regrets that numerous unemployed persons do not register as such and therefore are not reflected in the official unemployment statistics.
The Committee further regrets that there is low coverage of programmes for the prevention of Mother to Child Transmission and Anti-retroviral Treatment of children.
The Committee further regrets that traditional societal attitudes towards children limit respect for their views within the family and in schools, the community and society at large.
The Committee further regrets the lack of clarity on the reclassification of mentally disabled persons from voluntary to involuntary arts. 2 and 16.