Примеры использования Insufficient measures have been taken на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Committee regrets that insufficient measures have been taken towards the development of a universal preschool education scheme.
While the Committee notes that legislation has been enacted to provide for the recovery ofmaintenance for the child, it is concerned that insufficient measures have been taken to ensure the enforcement of maintenance orders.
The Committee is also concerned that insufficient measures have been taken by the State party to protect the right to privacy of such children.
The Committee is concerned that the mass media continue to play a role in portraying anegative image of the Roma and Sinti communities and that insufficient measures have been taken by the State party to address this situation art. 7.
The Committee is also concerned that insufficient measures have been taken to investigate, prosecute, convict and adequately punish child trafficking offenders.
The Committee is concerned that some television programmes may portray discriminatory images of the Roma community and that insufficient measures have been taken by the State party to address this situation arts. 4(a) and 7.
The Committee is concerned that insufficient measures have been taken to review investigation and prosecution procedures and address possible shortcomings and problems.
The Committee is concerned that members of the Roma and Sinti communities are victims of racial prejudice andstigmatization in the media and that insufficient measures have been taken by the State party to address this situation art. 7.
The Committee is also concerned that insufficient measures have been taken to ensure that the principles and provisions of the Convention are widely known to children and adults.
The Committee in paragraph 12 of its concluding observations expressed concern that some television programmes may portray discriminatory images of the Roma community and that insufficient measures have been taken to address this situation.
The Committee is also concerned that insufficient measures have been taken by the State party to change discriminatory attitudes and stereotyping of gender roles.
The Committee is concerned at the lack of information in the State party's report on the situation of children living in the streets and that in spite of its previous recommendation(ibid., paras.68 and 69), insufficient measures have been taken to address the situation.
It reiterates its concern that insufficient measures have been taken to change the prevalent gender stereotypes concerning the roles of women and girls, especially in the family.
The Committee notes with concern that the Maori population lags significantly behind the non-Maori population in most statistics of well-being,thus reflecting that insufficient measures have been taken to protect and promote the enjoyment of the rights of this population group, and of Maori children in particular.
Cuba noted that insufficient measures have been taken to appropriately promote the potential benefits of globalization by, for example, facilitating migration and technology transfer.
While noting the importance of existing legislation(R.A. 9208) in this domain,it is concerned that insufficient measures have been taken actively to prevent trafficking and to provide assistance and support to the victims.
The Committee notes that insufficient measures have been taken to disseminate and raise awareness about the principles and provisions of the Convention in all parts of society, among children and adults alike, in conformity with article 42 of the Convention.
Moreover, the Committee is concerned at the high number of institutionalized children and that insufficient measures have been taken to ensure effective alternatives to institutional care, and to promote their social reintegration.
Insufficient measures have been taken to gather reliable quantitative and qualitative data in all areas covered by the Convention and in relation to all groups of children, particularly those belonging to the most disadvantaged groups.
The Committee is concerned that discrimination against vulnerable groups of children, in particular girls and children with disabilities,persists throughout the State party and that insufficient measures have been taken by the State party to implement the recommendations already made by the Committee in this regard CRC/C/15/Add.255, para. 26.
The Committee is of the view that insufficient measures have been taken for the implementation of article 32 of the Convention to prevent and combat the economic exploitation of children.
While noting that the Optional Protocol was published in the official gazette and circulated to stakeholders specialized in the areas covered by the Optional Protocol,the Committee regrets that insufficient measures have been taken to raise awareness of the principles and provisions of the Optional Protocol, and in particular about reporting mechanisms and dangers that might lead children to fall victim to the offences covered by the Optional Protocol, as recognized by the State party itself.
The Committee is concerned that insufficient measures have been taken for the development of indicators and the systematic collection of disaggregated data on the areas covered by the Convention in relation to all groups of children in order to monitor and evaluate progress achieved and to assess the impact of policies adopted with respect to children.
The Committee notes with concern that although the State party recognizes the malfunctioning andextremely limited coverage of the social security system, insufficient measures have been taken to address the situation, as reflected in the very slow process of adoption of a social security code and the lack of concrete measures taken to provide protection and assistance to the most disadvantaged and marginalized groups art. 9.
The Committee regrets that insufficient measures have been taken by the State party to implement its previous recommendations to eliminate all forms of discrimination, in particular against children in vulnerable situations CRC/C/15/Add.236, para. 24, 2004.
The Committee remains, however, deeply concerned that insufficient measures have been taken to remove girls, some as young as eight, working as domestics in hazardous conditions in private homes.
However, the Committee is concerned that insufficient measures have been taken to disseminate and raise awareness of the civil rights and freedoms of children, and international human rights standards in general, in a systematic and targeted manner.
The Committee takes note with concern that insufficient measures have been taken to address the apparent disparities in employment patterns and opportunities of certain minority groups and between men and women.
However, the Committee is concerned that insufficient measures have been taken to disseminate and raise awareness of the civil rights and freedoms of children, and international human rights standards in general, in a systematic and targeted manner.
The Committee is of the view that insufficient measures have been taken to ensure the implementation of the general principles of the Convention in policy, practice and procedures, especially with regard to article 3(the best interests of the child) and article 12 respect for the views of the child.