Примеры использования Government to review на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Akara has asked the government to review its decision.
It urges the Government to review the Equal Pay Act, taking into account developments that have refined the concepts of equal pay for equal work and for work of comparable value.
The Committee also recommends the Government to review the current E-6 visa regime.
She urged the Government to review that question in order to facilitate a more constructive dialogue with the Committee in future.
The findings of this review, which was completed in 2002,prompted the government to review the law on child maintenance.
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The Working Group invites the Government to review the legal framework for pre-trial detention and the way it is applied, in particular.
However, DPAA deplored the appointment of a man in October 2008 as the Director of the Department of Women's Affairs and encouraged the Government to review this decision.
The Committee urges the Government to review its reservations to the Convention with a view to their withdrawal before the year 2000.
The individual recommendations,(a) to(d), aim to encourage all parties in the trading community and the Government to review and wherever possible reverse this widespread practice.
Members urged the Government to review its Nationality Act of 1961 with a view to eliminating gender discrimination.
The Special Rapporteur is concerned that human rights NGOs are still not allowed to register and function in Equatorial Guinea,and he urges the Government to review the relevant law of 1999.
The results of the survey will allow the Government to review its poverty strategy and better focus on vulnerable groups.
The Special Rapporteur drew attention to the HR Committee's call for States to ensure that the length of alternative service does not have a punitive character,and encouraged the Government to review the law.
The Committee urges the Government to review or enact laws making illegal cultural practices that discriminate against women.
Three weeks ago in this Hall,a summit Meeting was held that brought together heads of State and Government to review progress in the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.
The Committee urges the Government to review, or enact laws that will make cultural practices that discriminate against women illegal.
Recalling that the assumption that women had the main responsibility for family care and the household ran counter to the objectives of the Convention,the Committee requested the Government to review the measures concerned and to ensure that the measures applying the Convention were available to men and women workers with family responsibilities on an equal footing.
The Committee calls upon the Government to review and improve the training of law enforcement officials in the light of the Committee's General Recommendation XIII.
Those incidents, as well as the newwave of international terrorism, had caused the Government to review its counter-terrorism measures and create new laws and new security and police services.
It urged the Government to review the functioning of the juvenile justice system and bring it in line with United Nations standards.
She agreed with the comments made by Mr. Flinterman on classification and encouraged the Government to review its policy on gender-based classification, which seemed to run counter to the principle of equality.
It also requested the Government to review the apparent high concentration of women with tertiary education in clerical occupations and provide information of measures taken to avoid the occupational segregation of women.
Meanwhile, Timor-Leste's oil revenues have been increasing as a result of the continuing increase in the price of oil,leading the Government to review the estimated sustainable income of the Petroleum Fund, bearing in mind current capacity constraints that affect budget execution.
The Committee invited the Government to review the Civil Code, particularly with regard to family law, with a view to removing the reservations to the Convention.
The Special Rapporteur calls on Ecuador to redouble its efforts in reducing child poverty, and encourages the Government to review the operation of the BDH to ensure that the imposition of conditionalities is not resulting in the de facto exclusion of children.
Furthermore, she urged the Government to review any legislation purporting to protect women in order to determine whether such provisions were overly protective and in reality tended to reduce women's employment opportunities.
In particular, the Special Rapporteur urged the Government to review the Universal Social Charge(USC) and consider the reduction of some tax benefits.
The Committee encouraged the Government to review and amend the labour legislation with a view to introducing an explicit definition and prohibition of discrimination in accordance with the Convention.
This is the real state of affairs that obliges my Government to review the orientation of our economic policy in order to promote the development of our people.
The Committee urges the Government to review the abortion laws,to undertake to increase the use of contraceptives, and to develop programmes to protect mothers and children.