Примеры использования Measures which should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Iii Indicate the measures which should be taken in order to settle the arrears.
For achieving the above actions the States Parties should undertake all appropriate measures which should include, inter alia.
It then indicated specific measures which should be taken in the short(3 months) and medium(12 months) terms.
For achieving the above actions the High Contracting Parties should undertake all appropriate measures which should include, inter alia.
Annex E would list measures which should be further developed and implemented by all Parties, based on the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities and capabilities of Parties. EU.
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The ISPS Code(b1630-37)outlines in broad terms the measures which should be taken by the port facility.
Concerning article 12, risk assessment enabled a State to determine the extent and the nature of risk involved in an activity and, consequently,the type of preventive measures which should be adopted.
I also requested that the investigation report should include a recommendation on measures which should be adopted to prevent such a situation ever recurring in the future.
In addition to these elements, the Special Rapporteur would suggest that information be included on the health of the person or persons under detention and on any specific measures which should be taken in that regard.
To make recommendations to the Government regarding measures which should be taken to ensure that national laws and administrative practices are in accordance with international human rights norms and standards;
The Law defines two types of conflict of interests- real and potential anddetermines specific measures which should be taken to address conflict of interests.
During the period under review, the Committee took measures which should lead to closer involvement of the regional commissions in the central policy work of the United Nations in the economic and social sectors.
For achieving the above actions, andaccording to international law, the States Parties should undertake all appropriate measures which should include, inter alia.
Moreover, although the report repeatedly referred to measures which should be taken to address the problem, there was little evidence that such measures had actually been taken.
It identified major obstacles to the implementation of human rights and shortcomings, especially in the international protection of these rights, andspecified concrete measures which should help to overcome the existing difficulties.
To present recommendations focusing on concrete measures which should and could be taken by States parties to the Convention on the Rights of the Child to reduce and prevent violence against children in these circumstances.
Greece considered that the two criteria were not mutually exclusive, nordid they exclude the other practical measures which should be taken promptly, as proposed by the Secretary-General.
And, in particular, to present recommendations focusing on concrete measures which should and could be taken by States parties to reduce and prevent violence against children in these circumstances, including in particular.
It identified major obstacles to the implementation of human rights, and shortcomings, especially in the international protection of those rights, andspecified concrete measures which should help to overcome the existing difficulties.
As with all positive obligations to fulfil human rights,States have a margin of appreciation in identifying the measures which should be adopted to ensure that persons with disabilities have an actual opportunity to participate in the conduct of public affairs of their country on an equal basis with others.
The World Conference identified objectives to be achieved in various areas, as well as major obstacles to and shortcomings in the implementation of human rights,also specifying concrete measures which should help to overcome the existing difficulties.
But also with this understanding the current wording of the draft is not without problems:"Countermeasures" are defined as measures which should induce a State to comply with its secondary obligations arising from its responsibility(see article 50, para. 1); countermeasures are no sanctions.
The Special Committee's report(A/48/33) showed that, despite an international climate which favoured a stronger role for the United Nations,there was still no consensus as to specific measures which should be taken in that regard.
In its resolution 1991/32, the Sub-Commission decided to entrust Ms. Daes with the further task of preparing a study of measures which should be taken by the international community to strengthen respect for the cultural property of indigenous peoples.
The adoption on 22 August 2002 by CERD of General Recommendation XXIX on descent-based discrimination provides a helpful tool for better understanding the meaning of"descent" in this context,and lists measures which should be taken by States to bring such discrimination to an end.
The creation of the Ombudsman Commission of the Garda Síochána and the introduction of the obligation to make video recordings of the questioning of suspects were good measures which should help to reduce the risk of maltreatment at the hands of members of the forces of law and order.
The Information Committee has from time to time explained that the Multi-Party Democracy General Election Commission, the parties which won seats in the election andthe elected representatives should carry out measures which should be carried out in accordance with the law and rules.
After a fair and just trial in full compliance with article 40 of CRC(see chapter IV, section D, above),a decision is made regarding the measures which should be imposed on the child found guilty of the alleged offences.
In its resolution 1991/32, the Sub-Commission decided to entrust Mrs. Daes with the further task of preparing, for submission at its forty-fifth session in 1993, a study of measures which should be taken by the international community to strengthen respect for the cultural property of indigenous peoples.
By Commission decision 1992/114 and Economic andSocial Council decision 1992/256, Ms. Erica-Irene A. Daes was appointed Special Rapporteur to prepare a study on measures which should be taken by the international community to strengthen respect for the cultural property of indigenous peoples.