Примеры использования Mauritius indicated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mauritius indicated that the question was"Not applicable.
Reporting on the same matter, Kenya,Mauritania and Mauritius indicated partial compliance with the provision under review.
Mauritius indicated that no discards were obtained from its artisanal and bank fisheries.
Bangladesh informed the Meeting that it intended to make a submission in mid-2011, and Mauritius indicated that it would make a submission by May 2009.
Mauritius indicated that no discard or by-catch was generated by artisanal and bank fisheries.
In its response of 13 June 1997 to the Secretary-General, Mauritius indicated it did not allow pelagic drift-net fishing in its waters in accordance with the Drift-Net Act of 1992.
Mauritius indicated that section 8 of the Immigration Act deals with prohibited immigrants.
Iran(Islamic Republic of) and Mauritius indicated that they provided support to married couples to help prevent or resolve conflicts.
Mauritius indicated that a rights-based approach to education was also on the agenda of the Ministry.
Two professors from the University of Mauritius indicated that they apply the UNCTAD training materials in their graduate programmes on International Trade and International Business.
Mauritius indicated that it would like to benefit from the Global Programme against Corruption and greater assistance from UNODC.
All reporting States except Finland and Mauritius indicated that assistance to and protection of victims of offences was provided for under their domestic legislation.
Mauritius indicated that, owing to a lack of technical staff, very few awareness-raising activities had been carried out.
Regarding the reservation to article 24, paragraph 2(b) on education, Mauritius indicated that it has engaged in a policy of inclusive education and expects to withdraw the reservation as soon as this policy is fully implemented.
Similarly, Mauritius indicated that only a few cases of kidnapping had been reported to the police in the last 10 years.
In its response of 3 August 1998 to the Secretary-General, Mauritius indicated that it did not allow drift-net fishing in waters under its jurisdiction(Drift-net Act 1992) and also banned transshipment in Mauritius of fish caught by drift-nets.
Mauritius indicated the need to amend its legislation in order to achieve full compliance with the article under review.
The Government of Mauritius indicated that it was in favour of aligning the legal status of the CESCR with that of other treaty monitoring bodies.
Mauritius indicated that training sessions on human trafficking issues had been offered for future trainers as well as community and youth leaders.
With regard to the same provision, Mauritius indicated full compliance and reported that the Bank of Mauritius had issued guidance notes on combating money-laundering and the financing of terrorism to banks and financial institutions.
Mauritius indicated that it did not have a military force, but a Special Mobile Force, that was part of the police and under the command of the Commissioner of Police.
On the issue of the asylum seekers, Mauritius indicated that it has not signed the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees and its 1967 Protocol, but that it always extend the necessary assistance to those who apply for asylum through the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.
Mauritius indicated that non-citizens are granted entry provided that they satisfy the requirements set out in the Passport Act and Immigration Act.
Kenya and Mauritius indicated partial compliance and Uganda full compliance with this provision and quoted or cited relevant legislation.
Mauritius indicated partial compliance with the provision under review and added that specific technical assistance was required to achieve full adherence to the Convention.
However, Mauritius indicated that the body would still need training and technical assistance, especially in the prevention and investigation of money-laundering.
Mauritius indicated that it had achieved some management of its fishing capacity through limiting entry into various fisheries banks and instituting a quota allocation system.
Mauritius indicated that its Dangerous Drugs Act of 2000 and Financial Intelligence and Anti-Money-Laundering Act of 2002 were already addressing the transfer of assets of illicit origin.
Mauritius indicated that it had taken note of all the interventions, including those of civil society, and that it would consider them with an open mind, but within the confines of its Constitution, which, since independence, had served Mauritius, a multiracial and multicultural country, very well.
Mauritius indicated that female victims of domestic violence received, upon discharge from shelters, a one-time financial allowance, while Spain reported that victims could receive several entitlements related to their labour rights, including reduced working hours, and could receive economic assistance, including access to social housing.