Примеры использования Greece reported на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Greece reported the development of focused inter-agency initiatives.
Malta also reported full implementation of these provisions, while Greece reported that it had not taken measures to implement paragraph 2(b).
Greece reported that more than 70 percent of all mined areas have been cleared.
In addition, Azerbaijan reported selected sector data,Luxembourg reported 2004 data only and Greece reported its data too late for consideration.
Greece reported its intention to designate the Ministry of Justice as the central authority.
Australia and Greece reported that the relevant norms were contained in their criminal codes.
Greece reported that it had started the ratification process for the amendment and the Protocol.
Greece reported on adult literacy provided by the Prefectoral Committees for Adult Education.
Greece reported full compliance with the provision under review, while Malta stated that it had not implemented paragraph 5.
Greece reported that it had implemented two inter-agency coordination mechanisms to tackle and prevent human trafficking.
Greece reported that it had enacted legislation protecting women against a number of criminal offences, particularly sex offences.
Greece reported that it had established 14 anti-trafficking police groups in 2005 whose operations covered all its territory.
Greece reported a constant increase in the number of stolen vehicles since 1992, while the recovery rate of stolen vehicles had dropped significantly.
Greece reported on the guarantees provided for civil servants under the Code of Civil Servants to criticize the action of a superior authority.
Greece reported that its national legislation included a considerable number of provisions on combating economic fraud and identity-related crime.
Greece reported that lack of human capacity, lack of information, and lack of financial resources were, considered the main obstacles to the transfer of environmentally sound technologies.
Greece reported that its penal legislation is fully equipped and adequate to safeguard and protect social goods from the phenomena of organized crime and terrorism.
Australia and Greece reported full compliance with article 52, but Australia did not substantiate its answers by providing examples of successful implementation an optional reporting item.
Australia and Greece reported that their legislation was fully compliant with the requirements set forth in article 25 of the Convention, and they excerpted or annexed relevant legislation.
Greece reported that its constitutional law provided for the protection of life, dignity and freedom without discrimination due to nationality, race, language and religious or political beliefs.
Greece reported on an attack on the Turkish Counsellor in Greece, which resulted in his death, and the Islamic Republic of Iran elaborated on an attack on Iranian diplomats in Iraq.
Greece reported that it was a party to 13 universal counter-terrorism instruments and that it had most recently ratified the Amendment to the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material.
Greece reported that a special committee within the Ministry of the Interior, Public Administration and Decentralization had prepared a Code of Ethics of Civil Servants with a view to preventing illegal conduct.
While Australia and Greece reported full implementation of measures concerning public procurement and management of public finances, in accordance with article 9, Malta indicated partial implementation of the article.
Greece reported full compliance with article 54, except for the freezing or seizure of property upon a foreign request providing sufficient grounds(para. 2(b)), in respect of which it indicated no compliance.
Greece reported that it had an alternative civilian service that was slightly longer than military service and that the period of service varied according to the length of service in the respective branches in the armed forces.
Greece reported participation in the Organization for the Promotion of Energy Technology(OPET Network), created under Energy Technology for Our Environment(THERMIE Programme) of the Commission of the European Communities.
For example, Greece reported that for those who perform unarmed military service in the place of full armed service, the length of service is 18 months, whereas for those performing alternative civilian service in the social sector in place of full armed service, the length of service is 23 months.
Greece reports on material damage to its consular premises resulting from an explosive device, and Iraq reports on thefts at one of its embassies.
Greece reports that the legislative vetting of a draft law regarding the ratification of the Convention and the adaptation of national legislation to the provisions of the Convention has been completed.