Примеры использования Her missions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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She noted this pattern during her missions to a number of countries.
The Special Rapporteur has also continued to address relevant issues during her missions.
She has been assisted in her missions by the staff of the Office of the High Commissioner in Belgrade.
The Special Rapporteur was encouraged at the increasing cooperation offered by Governments during her missions.
During her missions to Mostar she strongly urged action by the responsible authorities.
The Special Rapporteur also covered trafficking in her missions to Mexico and the Philippines in 2002.
During her missions to the region she has paid and continues to pay particular attention to the problem.
The High Commissioner personally encouraged ratification of the Convention during her missions to Guatemala in March 2012 and Pakistan in May 2012.
During her missions to Mostar she strongly urged action by the responsible authorities.
The High Commissioner personally encouraged ratification of the Convention during her missions to Algeria in September 2012 and Indonesia in November 2012.
During her missions to the region she has placed and continues to place particular attention on the problem.
The Special Rapporteur wishes to thank all those who facilitated her consultations andtook the time to meet with her during her missions.
During her missions to the Republic of Croatia, the Special Rapporteur has endeavoured to meet people from all sectors of society.
The Special Rapporteur has paid particular attention to this problem during her missions to Kosovo, where she has visited several local health-care centres and clinics.
In the reports on her missions to Colombia and Nigeria, she thoroughly addressed the situation of trade unionists and labour activists.
The Special Rapporteur updated the Board on developments relating to her mandate, including the challenges faced andadvancements made during her missions to several countries.
During her missions, the Special Rapporteur has often noticed problems with regard to the freedom of religion or belief of persons deprived of their liberty.
It was highlighted that the Special Rapporteur could be requested to consider raising issues pertaining to the Protocol, andespecially in relation to compliance, during her missions to ECE countries.
These were her missions to Nigeria(May 2005), Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territory(11 October 2005) and Brazil 20 December 2005.
The Special Rapporteur has taken into consideration information received from government authorities during her missions, as well as the"Report on the Status of National Minorities in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia" submitted in May 1996 by the Federal Ministry of Justice.
Through her missions and the field offices of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, a solid network of contacts has been developed and maintained.
The Special Rapporteur has undertaken data-gathering and analytical work to facilitate this necessary, albeit time-consuming process,as well as planning her missions to be able to study in situ progressive realization of the right to education.
In meetings with competent authorities during her missions, the Special Rapporteur has always expressed her unequivocal support for the work of the Federation Ombudsmen.
During her missions, the Special Rapporteur visited areas where returns have been especially difficult, including Brčko, Banja Luka(RS), and Stolać, Drvar and Jajce Federation.
On 30 November 2011, the Special Rapporteur sent follow-up letters concerning country visits undertaken by the previousmandate holder in 2009, including her missions to the Lao People's Democratic Republic, Serbia(including a visit to Kosovo) and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
During her missions, the Special Rapporteur visited many areas where returns have been especially difficult, including Brcko and Banja Luka(Republika Srpska) and Stolac, Drvar and Jajce Federation.
The Special Rapporteur is expected to present the reports of her missions to the Philippines, and the United States/Mexico border region at the next session of the Commission in 2003.
Her missions have also provided opportunities to visit refugee camps, small villages, schools, medical centres and religious sites, to learn first-hand about the human rights situation.
In meetings with competent authorities during her missions, the Special Rapporteur has always expressed her unequivocal support for the work of the Federation Ombudsmen.
During her missions, the Special Rapporteur noted that the public at large, NGOs and local bodies responsible for environmental problems and human rights were not sufficiently familiar with her mandate.