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Furthermore, insufficient steps have been taken to investigate allegations of serious human rights violations.
The green economy andvarious efforts aimed at dematerialization are necessary but insufficient steps to place the world on a sustainable course.
The view that insufficient steps have been taken to reflect adequately in the report of the State party all the rights provided for in the Convention is unwarranted.
It includes further powers which will apply this requirement to the private sector in 2013 if it has taken insufficient steps to reduce the pay gap by then.
Insufficient steps taken to develop a system of inclusive education for children with disabilities and to provide reasonable accommodation within educational institutions;
The absence of data with respect to the practical application of the numerous new legislative acts and the seemingly insufficient steps undertaken to reduce the gap between legislation and practice;
The Committee is concerned that insufficient steps have been taken to adequately reflect, in the State report, all the rights provided for in the Convention.
The Committee is also concerned that the Convention has not been made available in any minority language and at the insufficient steps taken to provide relevant professional groups with training in the rights of the child.
Unfortunately, however, insufficient steps towards implementation have been taken at the national and international levels, and the right to food is therefore far from being realized for all.
The Committee is concerned that Salvadoran sign language does not enjoy official recognition and that insufficient steps have been taken to develop and provide augmentative and alternative communication.
The Committee is concerned at the insufficient steps taken to ensure birth registration of children, particularly those living in remote areas, and to the adverse effects arising therefrom for the enjoyment of their fundamental rights.
While the Committee understood that the State party authorities had focused attention on building democratic institutions and reorganizing the police force,it remained concerned that insufficient steps had been taken to prevent torture at the grass-roots level.
The Committee notes with concern that insufficient steps have been taken to date to implement various provisions of the Constitution dealing with fundamental rights and of the Covenant.
In the light of article 4 of the Convention, the Committee notes the unclear status of the Convention in the domestic legal framework andis concerned about the insufficient steps taken to bring existing federal, State and personal status laws into full conformity with the Convention.
The Committee remains concerned, however, that insufficient steps have been taken to date to promote awareness and understanding of the principles and provisions of the Convention among both children and adults.
He explained that on his own initiative he had prepared a document entitled“Measures taken by non-Annex I Parties to reduce the growth of their emissions”(FCCC/AGBM/1997/CRP.5) to highlight the actions of developing countries,in response to claims that such Parties were taking insufficient steps to mitigate climate change.
In 2007, CEDAW expressed concern about insufficient steps to address pervasive violence, noting that the prevailing situation puts women and girls at constant risk of becoming victims of all forms of violence.
Although acknowledging that efforts have been made to promote awareness of the provisions of the Convention in schools,the Committee remains concerned that insufficient steps have been taken to date to promote awareness and understanding of the principles and provisions of the Convention among both children and adults.
The Committee is concerned that insufficient steps have been taken to ensure the registration of children after birth and that the State registration procedure is hampered in practice by the lack of registration desks, especially in rural areas.
We recall that the unique and particular vulnerabilities of small island developing States have been acknowledged by the international community at various United Nations meetings, including those held in Rio de Janeiro(1992), Barbados(1994), Johannesburg(2002) andMauritius(2005), and note with concern that insufficient steps have been taken at the international level to address the vulnerabilities and effectively support the sustainable development efforts of such States.
In the view of the Committee, insufficient steps have been taken to create awareness of the provisions and principles of the Convention, notably articles 2, 3, 6 and 12, among adults, including professionals working with or for children, and children themselves.
The Ministers noted with concern that, despite the acknowledged unique andparticular vulnerabilities of SIDS, insufficient steps have been taken at the international level to address these vulnerabilities and effectively support the sustainable development of SIDS.
The Committee is concerned about the insufficient steps taken in the framework of legal reform to bring existing legislation into full conformity with the Convention, including in the light of the basic principles of the Convention, in order to overcome existing discrepancies such as the one reflected in the present law on marriage age.
However, actual discrimination and de facto inequality, such as"racial profiling" in law enforcement,as well as insufficient steps to protect and enforce social and economic rights of the members of these vulnerable groups, significantly contribute to their over-representation in the penal system.
The Committee is concerned at the insufficient steps undertaken to ensure birth registration of children and by the fact that children living in remote areas might not be registered and therefore be deprived of their fundamental rights.
The Committee cannot possess anddoes not produce any evidence to support its assertion that insufficient steps have been taken to study and review the compatibility of Cuba's legislation with the provisions of the Convention or to justify the corresponding recommendation in paragraph 26; the assertion and recommendation are therefore unacceptable.
It is the view of the Committee that insufficient steps have been taken to study and review the compatibility of national legislation with the principles and provisions of the Convention, so as to ensure fulfilment of all the rights provided for in the Convention.
The Committee is concerned about the unclear status of the Convention in the domestic legal framework and the insufficient steps taken to bring existing legislation into full conformity with the Convention, including in the light of the general principles of non-discrimination(art. 2), the best interests of the child(art. 3), the right to life, survival and development(art. 6) and respect for the views of the child art. 12.
The Committee is concerned about the insufficient steps taken in the framework of legal reform to bring existing legislation into full conformity with the Convention, including in the light of the general principles of the Convention, as in the case of minimum age for marriage, family law and in the area of juvenile justice.
Poor conditions in homes for persons with mental disabilities and the insufficient steps taken thus far by the authorities to address this situation, including the failure to amend the legislation relating to involuntary placement in such an institution for purposes of evaluation and the lack of judicial appeal and review procedures;