Примеры использования Increasing number of reports на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In seeking to verify the increasing number of reports on the presence of foreign forces, MONUC has been hampered by security conditions on the ground.
CEB performs these actions within the existing capacities of its secretariat,which has not increased despite the increased demands placed upon it as a result of the increasing number of reports.
Expresses its concern in view of the increasing number of reports on the serious situation of the children in the countries under the sanctions and embargoes;
She suggested that the Committee could include recommendations on the issue of reprisals in its concluding observations andshould alert the High Commissioner to the increasing number of reports of threats and intimidation against NGO representatives who had interacted with the treaty bodies.
Noting the increasing number of reports about the production of substances(most commonly herbal mixtures) containing synthetic cannabinoid receptor agonists that have psychoactive effects similar to those produced by cannabis.
Such reports were received from zones in which important military operations were carried out, such as Caquetá, Cauca and Putumayo, as well as from zones in which the security forces have had an ongoing presence, such as in Antioquia,where an increasing number of reports were received concerning members of the army's Fourth Brigade.
In 2010, there was an increasing number of reports of the seizure or abuse of mephedrone in regions other than Europe- in countries in North America, South-East Asia and Oceania, in particular Australia and New Zealand.
Also decides to assess the situation regarding the meeting time of the Committee at its sixty-fifth session on the basis of an evaluation made by the Office of the High Commissioner, taking into account a more comprehensive approach to the backlog of human rights treaty bodies and the increasing number of reports of States parties to the human rights conventions;
The deterioration of the security situation has been accompanied by an increasing number of reports of human rights abuses committed against the civilian population, in particular in Uige, Malange, Huambo and Bié Provinces.
Also decides to assess the situation regarding the meeting time of the Committee at its sixty-fifth session on the basis of an evaluation made by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights,taking into account a more comprehensive approach towards the backlog of human rights treaty bodies and the increasing number of reports of States parties to the human rights conventions;
Many of the recent reports quoted by the State party also indicate that there is an increasing number of reports of ill-treatment and torture committed by members of the security and police forces outside official premises and thus more difficult to detect and document.
Recalling its resolutions 66/254 of 23 February 2012 and 66/295 of 17 September 2012 on the intergovernmental process of the General Assembly on strengthening and enhancing the effective functioning of the human rights treaty body system, andrecognizing in this regard that a longterm solution to the problem of the increasing number of reports of States parties to the Convention can be found in this context.
Recognizing that the use of substances that are not controlled under the international drug control treaties and that may pose potential public-health risks has emerged in recent years in several regions of the world,and noting the increasing number of reports about the production or manufacture of substances, most commonly herbal mixtures, including synthetic cannabinoid receptor agonists that have psychoactive effects similar to those produced by cannabis, and psychoactive substances marketed as bath salts.
The General Assembly decided to assess the situation regarding the meeting time of the two Committees at its sixty-fifth session on the basis of an evaluation made by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights(OHCHR),taking into account a more comprehensive approach to the backlog of human rights treaty bodies and the increasing number of reports of States parties to the human rights conventions.
Recognizing that the use of substances that are not controlled under the international drug control treaties and that may pose potential public-health risks has emerged in recent years in several regions of the world,and noting the increasing number of reports about the production of substances, most commonly herbal mixtures, containing synthetic cannabinoid receptor agonists that have psychoactive effects similar to those produced by cannabis.
The Secretary-General hereby transmits to the General Assembly a report prepared by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights pursuant toAssembly resolutions 63/243 and 63/244 and containing an evaluation of the use of additional meeting time by the human rights treaty bodies, taking into account a more comprehensive approach to the backlog of treaty bodies and the increasing number of reports of States parties to the human rights conventions.
At its sixty-third session, the General Assembly decided to assess the situation regarding the meeting time of the Committee at its sixty-fifth session on the basis of an evaluation made by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights,taking into account a more comprehensive approach towards the backlog of human rights treaty bodies and the increasing number of reports of States parties to the human rights conventions resolution 63/244.
Iv Increased number of reports produced by the Court of Auditors.
Increased number of reports on human resources data available online.
Increased number of reports submitted under the Basel and Stockholm conventions;
Increased number of reports submitted under both conventions;
Increased number of reports on sustainable forest management submitted by countries and other stakeholders.
The output was higher owing to the establishment of MINUSMA and the increased number of reports on cross-cutting issues that were requested by the legislative bodies.
Increased number of reports, including case studies, submitted by countries and other stakeholders that utilize forest-related concepts, terminology and definitions.
Increased number of reports from countries indicating progress in implementing the Convention in five key areas.
Increased number of reports from countries indicating progress in implementing the Convention in five main areas.
Increased number of reports from countries indicating progress in implementing the Convention in three key provisions.
Increased number of reports from countries indicating progress in implementing the Convention in five key areas.
According to AIHRC, the increasing number of reported cases of forced marriage, cases of violence against women and cases of women running away from home, indicate severe violence against women.
The increased number of reports is probably rather an indication that more victims are contacting the police.