Примеры использования General allegations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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General allegations.
No reply was received from the Government regarding both general allegations.
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No responses were received from the Government regarding both general allegations.
The Working Group transmits the general allegations to Governments for their response.
This information was transmitted to the Government through two general allegations.
The Working Group simply transmits the general allegations to Governments for their comment and response.
No responses were received from the Government regarding both general allegations.
General allegations will be reflected in the post-sessional documents and in the annual report of the Working Group.
On 13 July and 24 September 2009, the Government replied to both general allegations.
We believe that these comments will respond to the general allegations raised in the complaint of Dr. and Mrs. Ofume.
In addition to dealing withindividual cases of disappearance, the Working Group also reports upon general allegations.
At its 102nd session, the Working Group also reviewed two general allegations concerning Algeria and Sri Lanka.
This year, the general allegations were transmitted to Governments in June, allowing five months for a response.
On the same date the Government forwarded detailed information in response to general allegations transmitted to it.
State replies to urgent appeals, general allegations, prompt interventions and other communications.
This information was transmitted to the Government after its eighty-sixth andeighty-eighth sessions through the following general allegations.
The Government responded to the general allegations transmitted by the Special Rapporteur in his letter of 21 July 1994.
On 4 November 1997,the Special Rapporteur sent a communication to the Government containing general allegations concerning the judiciary in Croatia.
The Working Group also sent seven general allegations to the Governments of Algeria, Colombia, Nepal, Peru, the Russian Federation, Sri Lanka and the United States of America.
The Working Group thanks the Government for its substantive responses to the general allegations transmitted on 15 May 2009 and 4 May 2011.
Summaries of three additional general allegations considered during the ninety-fifth session, including Government responses, if any, will be included in the 2012 annual report.
During its eighty-eighth session, the Working Group decided to transmit general allegations to some Governments, inviting them to comment thereon.
The Working Group also sent 10 general allegations to the Governments of Colombia, Indonesia, Mexico, Montenegro, Nepal, Pakistan, Philippines, the Russian Federation, Sri Lanka and the United States of America.
During its 100th session, the Working Group also reviewed two general allegations concerning the Central African Republic and Uruguay.
These general allegations derive from information provided by credible non-governmental organizations and by associations of families of the disappeared with which the Working Group is in regular contact.
During its 101st session, the Working Group also reviewed five general allegations concerning Colombia, Guatemala, Indonesia, Mexico and Morocco.
These general allegations include, for example, reports about persistent impunity or legislation alleged to be in contravention of restrictions on the application of capital punishment contained in pertinent international instruments.
At its 103rd session, the Working Group also reviewed four general allegations, concerning Bosnia and Herzegovina, Libya, Mexico and Spain.
The general allegations of non-compliance relate to the lack of substantive review in procedures for judicial review, the prohibitively expensive costs of judicial review proceedings, the lack of rights of action against private individuals for breaches of environmental laws and the restrictive time limits for judicial review.