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The text has not been translated yet.
The chart is attached at annex the chart has not been translated.
The article has not been translated yet.
Takashi Tokita, who directed Chrono Trigger, mentioned a"Chrono Trigger 2" in a 2003 interview which has not been translated to English.
However, it has not been translated yet.
Further, the Committee remains concerned that the Convention in its entirety has not been translated into any vernacular language.
The Act has not been translated into English.
The Committee is also concerned that the Convention has not been translated in all local languages.
This book has not been translated into English as of 2007.
In some countries, however, such an approach remains a vague goal which has not been translated into policies and programmes.
Michiharu's book has not been translated into English from Japanese.
The Panel also notes that much of the information provided by AOC to substantiate the costs for repairing andcleaning the office in Kuwait has not been translated into English, as required by the Rules.
If the event has not been translated, it will be visible in Finnish,' explains Koivuranta.
Finally, Incisa submitted an internally-generated spreadsheet dated 10 April 1991 which appears to value the equipment andplant in the total amount of ITL 2,992,085,051, but which has not been translated into English.
At the moment, the Convention has not been translated into Greenlandic, the indigenous language of Greenland.
The manual on how to use the United Nations complaints procedures,including the individual communication procedure under the Optional Protocol to the Convention has not been translated into any languages other than Danish.
A Russian-language based app, which has not been translated into twenty languages, has an audience of twenty million, at best.
ASOPAZCO has provided us with a lengthy response, which has not been translated into all the official United Nations languages.
For example, the Convention has not been translated into certain minority languages or sufficiently disseminated, which disproportionately hampers the awareness of rights and fundamental freedoms among children belonging to ethnic minority and indigenous groups.
It has also expressed concern about the fact that the Convention has not been translated into certain minority languages or sufficiently disseminated.
For example, the Convention has not been translated into certain minority languages or sufficiently disseminated, which disproportionately diminishes the awareness of children belonging to ethnic and indigenous groups of their rights and fundamental freedoms, including their right to participation see A/67/225.
The Committee however notes that the Convention has not been translated into local languages and integrated into the school curriculum.
If the expulsion decision has not been translated into the language of the person concerned, a reason must be provided for this omission, without which the expulsion decision is invalid.
The Committee is concerned, in addition, that the Convention has not been translated into the languages of some sectors of the population, such as the Roma language.
The Committee notes that the Convention has not been translated into the working language of the Federation or any other language used in the federal regions, thereby limiting the possibility for judges and legal practitioners to refer to and apply it.
It notes with concern that the Convention has not been translated and widely disseminated in the national languages, namely, Afar, Somali and Arabic.
The Committee is concerned that the Covenant has not been translated into the official languages of Bosnia and Herzegovina and that judges, prosecutors and lawyers are not fully aware of the direct applicability of the provisions of the Covenant art. 2.
The Committee also regrets that the National Plan of Action has not been translated into local languages and adequately disseminated among the authorities responsible for its implementation.
Report No. 36(1989-1990)to the Storting, which has not been translated into English, presents the most important issues relating to local health services, and provides a comprehensive evaluation of the effects of those services.
Furthermore, the gap at the legal level concerning the principles and the scope has not been translated into more operational terms, e.g. by the TAJSTAT management, that could serve as benchmark for assessing the degree of implementation.