Примеры использования It has suggested на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It has suggested three themes for the discussion.
Where it does not see that a legislative solution is the most appropriate it has suggested administrative solutions.
It has suggested that the last sentence should be amended to read.
Noting that the report was more than 12 years overdue when submitted,the Committee invites the State party to respect the timetable it has suggested for the submission of its future reports.
Nevertheless, it has suggested that UNHCR consider a further tightening of the six-month time-frame for their submission.
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In 2005, noting that the eighth to sixteenth reports of Barbados were more than 12 years overdue when submitted,CERD invited the State party to respect the timetable it has suggested for the submission of its future reports.
In particular, it has suggested that the advantages and disadvantages of different electoral systems for representation of women be examined.
Accordingly, for at least the first two years of the next quinquennium, the Commission will have a rather light workload, andit should therefore take up the two topics it has suggested, as this would best meet the current needs of the international community.
Instead, it has suggested that international cooperation should be enhanced in areas where computerized information networks already exist.
To do so would be to trespass on the field of"primary rules" of international law which the Commission has studiously avoided in its draft articles on State responsibility, and which it has suggested should likewise be avoided in the study on diplomatic protection.
The Committee wishes to emphasize that it has suggested to the Turkish Government that it should set up national machinery to combat torture.
In one case, it has suggested that full implementation of a State party's national action plan could be impeded by prevailing religious and cultural norms.
Internationally, the Swiss Government attaches great importance to the“Minimum humanitarian standards”, which it has suggested calling“minimum standards of humanity” for the reasons given in its comments addressed on 8 December 1995 to the United Nations Secretary-General see E/CN.4/1996/80/Add.1 of 4 January 1996.
It has suggested the use of guidelines in the field of expulsion and escorts, and especially those of the International Air Transport Association/Control Authorities Working Group IATA/CAWG.
For example, it has suggested that new text in the 16 working papers be bolded so as to facilitate their review by Special Committee members.
Furthermore it has suggested that Sweden should introduce a common definition of hate crime to be used by all the authorities involved in combating such crimes.
It has suggested that States parties establish crisis-centre hotlines and victim support centres equipped with medical, psychological and legal facilities, including shelters for battered spouses and children.
Therefore, it has suggested that the Working Group should be“more selective when considering and transmitting information emanating from such dubious sources, since such baseless and tendentious allegations will undoubtedly undermine the work of the Working Group”.
It has suggested that the present Rafah terminal between Gaza and Egypt be moved to a crossing point at Kerem Shalom where the boundaries of Israel, Egypt and Gaza meet as this would allow Israel to retain control over access to Gaza.
It had suggested the creation of a specialized human rights tribunal.
That was why it had suggested a number of minor amendments which would make clearer the refusal to permit any neglect of legitimate concerns.
In the letter the Committee might also mention that it had suggested that States parties to the Convention should appoint national bodies to liaise with the Committee.
That is why it had suggested to the Secretary-General that the second item of its yearly deliberations in 2010 should be disarmament and non-proliferation education.
To that end, it had suggested that OSCE should run training sessions for NGOs on writing alternative reports for United Nations treaty bodies.
It had suggested that the good offices of eminent persons such as Mr. Julius Nyerere, Archbishop Desmond Tutu and President Jimmy Carter, who enjoyed the full confidence of the parties involved.
In some cases it had suggested that information requested from the Secretariat but not available when the Advisory Committee was reviewing its final report should be submitted directly to the Fifth Committee.
The Working Group noted that the Secretariat was also in the process of preparing additional technical studies on some of the subjects it had suggested at its thirty-first session, as outlined in document A/AC.105/571, annex II, paragraph 17, namely on the following subjects.
The Advisory Committee recalls that in its report on the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2012-2013, it had suggested that ICSC consider alternative and more cost-effective means of data collection, while preserving the integrity of the process A/66/7, para. X.10.
It had suggested that, during the annual two-week sessions,it would be highly desirable for members to use the opportunity to meet with heads of entities in or visiting New York.