Примеры использования Ngos noted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Several NGOs noted that a new Constitution was adopted in 2014.
Already during the previous round of monitoring, NGOs noted the low visibility of the ACC and its Secretariat.
Russian NGOs noted that there is no efficient ban on discrimination.
The profound sense of dissatisfaction was expressed in an effort to place the responsibility back on Governments, and NGOs noted their willingness to engage in partnerships only if Governments provided a strong sense of commitment from their side.
As NGOs noted, the draft text is"no masterpiece of political will".10.
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While acknowledging that they sometimes submitted too much information to the treaty bodies, the NGOs noted that they would attempt to limit the number of pages and to submit more joint NGO reports, including through NGO coalitions.
Russian NGOs noted that their jurisdiction, composition and efficiency are dependent on the position of the executive power.
As representatives of media NGOs noted at the parliamentary hearings, the draft law should either be significantly revised or completely withdrawn.
Russian NGOs noted that criminal prosecution for defamation substantially limits freedom of expression of critical opinions.
The observer delegation representing the NGOs noted that more than 30% of all the world's refugees were accommodated in countries covered by the CASWANAME Bureau.
NGOs noted it as a useful platform for discussion of relevant draft legislation, but with limited possibilities in terms of influencing decision-making.
An observer delegation representing NGOs noted that repatriation operations should be sustainable processes, meeting the needs of returnees as well as those of receiving communities.
NGOs noted the fundamental contradiction between the vision of UNCED and the current economic and institutional policy trends, such as those within WTO that promoted liberalization and undermined national government efforts to shift to sustainable development implementation, especially in developing countries.
Mr. Thornberry, speaking as the Committee's focal point for NGOs, noted that, unlike several other human rights instruments, the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination did not make specific mention of a role for NGOs. .
Russian NGOs noted a decreasing transparency and accountability of authorities, a growing abuse of laws and impunity of public officials, and a weakening of mechanisms for the protection of rights, which have led to a mistrust of the public in the efficiency of legal mechanisms and democratic processes.
Legal Information Centre of NGOs noted difficulties in practice regarding the adoption of the Resolution on National Developmental Projects 2007-2023 adopted by the Government.
Russian NGOs noted that the right of people with disabilities to work are limited due to legislative deficiencies, lack of government policy and discriminatory practices.
MINBYUN-PSPD-KWAU-KPNJ and other NGOs noted that the NHRCK has made recommendations on major policies, laws and ordinances and contributed to human rights improvements in detention facilities among others.
However, NGOs noted that in the past the Government did not conduct systemic and regular work with the business sector to promote self- regulation and anti-corruption measures.
Many participants representing Governments and NGOs noted that private capital flows have declined despite the efforts made by developing countries to improve the business environment and the legislative and regulatory framework in a way that integrates requirements for attracting financial flows, particularly FDI.
However, the NGOs noted that these reporting channels were not effective: reports cannot be anonymous and reporting persons are afraid of repression and do not trust that there will be an effective investigation; there is also no procedure for independent consideration of such report.
In the E55 area, NGOs noted that pimps are afraid of using children because of police controls; however, they came across some cases of young girls with false papers.
To illustrate this, two NGOs noted the concrete harm that large-scale electronic surveillance could have on the work of journalists and lawyers, undermining freedom of expression and association and the right to counsel.
On the follow-up mission, NGOs noted that while there had been constructive collaboration with relevant government bodies in a few cases, coordination between them generally could be characterized as sporadic.
The statement of five NGOs noted that after the parliamentary hearings regarding the draft law, held on May 26, 2010, the interdepartmental commission on the digitalization of TV and radio broadcasts in Armenia initiated a discussion of the proposals made.
KWAU-KWH-WMHRCK-DAWU and other NGOs noted the low level of women's participation in political activities, recalling that the national assembly had had fewer than 10 women lawmakers until the 17th election, which produced seats for 43 women.
MINBYUN-PSPD-KWAU-KPNJ and other NGOs noted that"irregular workers" face steep challenges in Korean society; they lack a social safety net and suffer from a disparity between irregular workers and regular workers regarding income and labor conditions.
MINBYUN-PSPD-KWAU-KPNJ and other NGOs noted that despite the abolishment of the"family head system", women are still experiencing political, economic, social and cultural discrimination and some of the Government's gender equality policies have been repealed contributing to a lower awareness of women's human rights in Korean society.
NGOs noted that the United States opposed regulation of transnational corporations and lacked ratification of global agreements, and wished the record to show that NGOs opposed intimidation and interference in the internal affairs of other nations in their efforts to have a viable discussion on partnerships.
NGOs note the increasing number of persons without adequate health insurance.