Примеры использования Kenya indicated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Australia, Jamaica and Kenya indicated that they would reply in due course.
Kenya indicated that it had partially implemented article 25 and cited relevant legislation.
With regard to recommendations in paragraph 103.5 above, Kenya indicated that same-sex unions were culturally unacceptable in Kenya. .
Kenya indicated that regional monitoring, control and surveillance collaboration would be important in this regard.
With regard to recommendations in paragraph 103.1 above, Kenya indicated that the Kenyan public had overwhelmingly rejected the abolition of the death penalty for the most serious crimes.
Kenya indicated that specific technical assistance, training and capacity-building were required to achieve full compliance with article 52.
With regard to recommendations in paragraphs 103.6 and 103.7 above, Kenya indicated that the term"indigenous peoples" was not applicable, as all Kenyans of African descent were indigenous to Kenya. .
Kenya indicated that specific forms of assistance, training and capacity-building were required to overcome its partial compliance with paragraph 5.
Reporting no implementation of paragraph 3 of article 57,concerning the return of property confiscated in accordance with article 55 of the Convention, Kenya indicated that specific technical assistance was required to implement that provision.
Research in Kenya indicated different outcomes if the farmer who died from AIDS was female rather than male.
Reporting on the preservation of property for confiscation,as prescribed in the non-mandatory provision of paragraph 2(c), Kenya indicated no compliance; Mauritania, Morocco and Sierra Leone indicated partial compliance and cited applicable legislation.
Kenya indicated that the Millennium Challenge Corporation of the United States of America and other development partners were partially meeting that need.
Furthermore, Mauritania, Mauritius, Morocco and Sierra Leone indicated partial compliance with theprovision of paragraph 2(b), providing for the freezing or seizing of property upon a request that provided a reasonable basis for taking such action, while Kenya indicated no compliance with this provision.
Kenya indicated that it would adopt legislation to ensure that evidence from vessel monitoring systems was admissible in court proceedings.
With regard to the implementation of paragraph 1, requiring the submission of a request for order of confiscation to competent authorities, Angola, Mauritius, Morocco and Sierra Leone reported partial compliance andcited applicable legislation, while Kenya indicated that its legislative framework was not in compliance with the provision.
The Representation in Kenya indicated that it had repeatedly requested the creation of posts to replace some of the UNOPS positions, but due to funding constraints, the proposal had been rejected by the Bureau for Africa.
Reporting on the disposal of confiscated property(para. 1), Kenya indicated that specific forms of technical assistance, capacity-building and training were required to overcome its partial compliance.
Kenya indicated needing specific technical assistance, training and capacity-building, and requested the expansion of the assistance provided by the Millennium Challenge Corporation and other development partners.
With regard to recommendations in paragraph 103.3 above, Kenya indicated that, while it was committed to preventing extrajudicial killings and ensuring compensation and justice for the families of victims through due process, it did not agree with linking that issue to the Special Rapporteur's report, whose shortcomings had already been pointed out by the Government.
Kenya indicated that it had established the Kenya Anti-Corruption Commission, which, complemented by other institutions, partially fulfilled the requirements of paragraph 1; it still required legal assistance to become fully compliant.
In its 2006 follow-up response to the HR Committee's concluding observations, Kenya indicated, inter alia, that there are various mechanisms to ensure equal rights and treatment between women and men and to outlaw gender discrimination and that the Government sees no possibility of prohibiting polygamy without a lot of negotiations and advocacy, the foundation of which was being laid down.
Kenya indicated the need for specific technical assistance, training and capacity-building to better implement article 23 and stated that the expansion of assistance provided by UNODC and the Commonwealth Secretariat would facilitate greater implementation of that article.
Kenya indicated partial compliance with article 5 and stated that, in addition to needing all forms of specific technical assistance mentioned in the self-assessment checklist, training and capacity-building were also needed to better implement the article under review.
Kenya indicated that, in order to achieve full compliance with the Convention, its Anti-Corruption Commission required specific technical assistance and the expansion of assistance already being provided by unidentified development partners(art. 6, para. 1), the Commonwealth Secretariat and UNODC art. 6, para. 2.
In particular, the case studies of India and Kenya indicate that where trading volume is low and capital markets are not sufficiently liquid, obtaining reliable fair value for IFRS measurement purposes becomes difficult.
Studies in India and Kenya indicate the importance of social protection for the vulnerable non-poor as well as of assistance to the poor.
As a result of such missions, Sri Lanka established a national commission against the proliferation of illicit small arms and concrete strategies and programmes to fight the proliferation of such weaponswere defined by Burundi, Guinea-Bissau and Kenya, indicating the use by Member States of services related to practical disarmament measures.
STP indicated that Kenya currently has some 400,000 IDPs.
UNCT indicated that Kenya had taken steps to cooperate with the Court.
However, Kenya and Kyrgyzstan indicated their intention to continue further research in climate change.