Примеры использования Mauritania reported на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In 2009, Mauritania reported that there 15 square kilometres remained to be addressed.
Seven Parties(Bangladesh, Belize, Cambodia, Djibouti, Guinea,Iran, Mauritania) reported on the assessment of climate change impacts on their coastal zones.
Mauritania reported that no executions had been carried out for 23 years.
Since the 8MSP, the Cook Islands, Jordan and Mauritania reported that they had adopted legislation to implement the Convention.
Mauritania reported no change in the number of anti-personnel mines(728) that, since 2004, it has reported retained.
In its extension request submitted on 10 April 2010, Mauritania reported 21 areas in which anti-personnel mines are suspected to be emplaced.
Mauritania reported no change in the number of anti-personnel mines(728) that since 2004 it has reported retained.
In its initial transparency report submitted on 20 June 2001, Mauritania reported areas under its jurisdiction or control containing, or suspected to contain, anti-personnel mines.
Mauritania reported that it had not implemented the provision under review, while Mauritius reported that it had done so partially.
While Kenya and Sierra Leone indicated that their systems of risk management and internal control were in partial compliance with paragraph 2(d),and cited the relevant regulations, Mauritania reported that it did not have such a system.
Guinea, Namibia and Mauritania reported measures to use photovoltaics.
While Mauritius and Sierra Leone reported full implementation of the provision of paragraph 1(b) that prescribes the criminalization of the acquisition, possession or use of property proceeds of crime, Angola,Kenya and Mauritania reported partial implementation.
Mauritania reported that since 2008, the Government had initiated a broad programme with a view to eradicating the legacy of slavery.
Mauritania reported partial compliance with article 6 and indicated that no particular authority was responsible for fighting bribery.
Belize, Cambodia, Djibouti,Guinea and Mauritania reported possible losses of agricultural land as a consequence of sea-level rise through inundation and salination.
Mauritania reported that 71 per cent of women had undergone the practice with significant variations of prevalence according to ethnicity.
The Government of Mauritania reported that it continued to be pressured into accepting groups of migrants allegedly dropped at its borders.
Mauritania reported partial implementation of the article, but did not cite the applicable legislation, an obligatory reporting item.
Mauritania reported no compliance with the article under review and indicated that no assistance was needed to incorporate paragraph 1 into its legislation.
Kyrgyzstan and Mauritania reported having used the expertise of local communities and collaborated with NGOs and universities in delivering lectures or courses on various aspects of climate change.
Mauritania reported that the receipt of specific technical assistance not being provided at the time of reporting would enable it to achieve full compliance with the provision under review.
Mauritania reported that it had not adopted any measures to require financial institutions, inter alia, to verify the identity of customers(para. 1) and that it required specific technical assistance.
Mauritania reported on its national strategy to abide by the conditions stipulated in the international agreement, while Kenya reported partial compliance and cited relevant legislation.
Mauritania reported no implementation of measures on the confiscation of property of foreign origin, as prescribed by paragraph 1(b), while Kenya, Mauritius, Morocco and Sierra Leone indicated partial compliance with that provision.
Kenya and Mauritania reported that they had not implemented paragraph 2 of article 57, concerning the return of confiscated property upon request by another State party, and added that specific forms of technical assistance were required.
Kenya and Mauritania reported that they had not implemented paragraph 4, concerning the deduction of expenses incurred in proceedings leading to the return or disposition of confiscated property, and reported the need for specific technical assistance.
Mauritania reported that a three-year programme promoting the abandonment of practices harmful to women through human rights education had been carried out in partnership with an NGO and the United Nations Children's Fund(UNICEF) in 30 communities.
To support its response, Mauritania reported that the preliminary evaluation announcement, which had to be published in newspapers or by means of posters for a period of no less than 30 days for national and 45 days for international tenders, had to convey to the candidates all necessary information on the services to be provided and the conditions for qualification.
Both Kenya and Mauritania reported partial implementation of measures concerning timely reporting on revenue and expenditure and a system of accounting and auditing standards and related oversight, as prescribed by paragraphs 2(b) and(c), while Sierra Leone did not provide information on the implementation of those provisions an obligatory reporting item.