Примеры использования Further suggests на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Committee further suggests that a comprehensive and multidisciplinary study be undertaken on adolescent health problems.
In this regard, the Committee further suggests that the State party seek technical assistance from, among others, UNCHR and UNICEF.
It further suggests introducing effective measures, including public awarenessraising campaigns about the Convention.
In light of article 25 of the Convention, the Committee further suggests the State party to systematically review the conditions of children living in an informal type of placement.
The Committee further suggests the establishment of an institution in order to monitor and strengthen the protection of human rights.
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In the light of article 25 of the Convention, the Committee further suggests that the State party undertake a study to review the conditions of children living in an informal type of placement.
It further suggests that the Government review and ultimately lift its ban on the establishment of associations by civil servants.
The consortium, in its expert opinion, further suggests that the phase 2 survey should be undertaken in the region, which covers both Africa and the Mediterranean.
It further suggests that the State party consider revising the Hukou system of registration in order to reinforce such initiatives.
The Committee further suggests the State party consider strengthening the mandate of the District Child Welfare Boards.
The FOC Report further suggests to integrate the new SDG indicators into the framework presented in the CES Recommendations para 35b.
The Committee further suggests that the Government of Senegal take into consideration the Committee's General Comment No. 23 on this matter.
The Committee further suggests that awarenessraising campaigns should be undertaken to facilitate the effective use of monitoring mechanisms by children.
It further suggests that the State party ratify the Hague Convention on Protection of Children and Cooperation in Respect of Intercountry Adoption.
It further suggests that the authorities adopt legislation and measures to protect children from exploitation through child labour in the informal sector.
The Committee further suggests that the State party ensure that alternative disciplinary measures are developed within the family, at schools and other institutions.
It further suggests the implementation of awareness-raising activities about the importance of women's participation in decision-making for society as a whole.
The Committee further suggests that the State party introduce an awareness raising campaign to facilitate the effective use by children of such a mechanism.
It further suggests that the State party seek to ensure that the Convention is fully integrated into the curricula at all levels of the educational system.
The Committee further suggests that the State party undertake an awareness-raising campaign to facilitate the effective use by children of such a mechanism.
He further suggests an amnesty, or series of amnesties, in the belief that such a step would improve the situation in Myanmar in several regards ibid., paras.
The Committee further suggests the enactment of legislation to provide that customary law, which is incompatible with the provisions of the Covenant, is null and void.
The Committee further suggests that the State party consider extending to the Isle of Man ILO Convention No. 138 concerning Minimum Age for Admission to Employment.
PAM further suggests that the United Nations be granted the possibility to propose items for consideration by parliamentarians and other participants at meetings of PAM.
The Committee further suggests that the State party explore possibilities with the Ministry of Justice to introduce birth registration in public, private and community schools.
It further suggests that the number and placement of women candidates on the electoral lists of political parties be a factor in determining the allocation of grants to them.
The Committee further suggests that the State party consider extending to the Overseas Territories ILO Convention No. 138 concerning Minimum Age for Admission to Employment.
The Committee further suggests that a comprehensive and multidisciplinary study be undertaken to understand the scope of adolescent health problems, especially early pregnancies.
It further suggests that delegates come prepared to discuss these factors in detail, as the future publications of these works will depend on input from delegations.
It further suggests that the authorities adopt explicit legislation and measures to protect children from exploitation through child labour in the informal sector.