Примеры использования Parties whose reports на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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States parties whose reports were considered.
Review of the implementation of the Convention in States parties whose reports are excessively overdue.
States parties whose reports are due to be submitted.
Measures required with regard to States parties whose reports were long overdue.
States parties whose reports have been submitted but have not.
Review of the implementation of the Convention IN STATES parties whose reports Are seriously overdue.
States parties whose reports are to be submitted between the closing.
Mr. BHAGWATI suggested that the Committee should contact only those States parties whose reports were to be considered at the following session.
The Parties whose reports formed the basis of this note are listed in annex II.
Mr. CHIGOVERA said, in that context, that by the next session he would have added to that list States parties whose reports were five or more years overdue.
States parties whose reports have been submitted but have not yet been considered by the Committee.
UNHCR submits comments to the members of the Committee on all States parties whose reports are being examined when UNHCR is active in the country concerned.
States parties whose reports have been submitted but not yet scheduled as at 1 May 2013.
UNHCR submits comments to the members of the Committee on all States' parties whose reports are being examined, when UNHCR is active in the country concerned.
States parties whose reports have been submitted but not yet considered or scheduled for consideration by the Committee as at 30 May 2009.
UNHCR submits comments to the members of the Committee on all States parties whose reports are being examined when UNHCR is active in the country concerned.
States parties whose reports have been submitted but not yet considered or scheduled for consideration by the Committee as of 30 April 2008.
At its forty-sixth session the Committee decided to undertake a second round of reviews of the implementation of the Convention in States parties whose reports remained seriously overdue.
To select States parties whose reports are very much overdue on the basis of the length of time involved;
At its forty-seventh andforty-eighth sessions the Committee decided to undertake a second round of reviews of the implementation of the Convention in States Parties whose reports remained seriously overdue.
A The list does not include the States parties whose reports the Committee will consider at its thirty-third session.
The letter also drew attention to the closed meeting of the Committee with representatives of United Nations bodies on those States parties whose reports would be before the Committee.
States parties whose reports are to be submitted between the closing date of the Committee's fifty-fifth session(3 November 1995) and the closing date of its.
The Committee decided that the secretariat should systematically remind States parties whose reports are five years or more overdue to submit their reports as soon as possible.
VII. States parties whose reports have been submitted but have not yet been considered by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, as of 1 August 2000.
Perhaps the Committee should request such bodies to provide information regarding the situation in States parties whose reports were excessively overdue, and where necessary consider the adoption of early warning measures.
All the States parties whose reports were considered by the Committee, except the Dominican Republic, sent representatives to participate in the examination of their respective reports. .
The scheduling of the Committee's consideration of reports submitted andreview of the implementation of the Convention in the States parties whose reports are seriously overdue is set forth in the timetable below.
He took Mr. Shahi's point that States parties whose reports were considered in the August session would have little time to submit their comments.
The Committee and the pre-session working group invite specialized agencies andUnited Nations bodies to provide reports containing country-specific information on States Parties whose reports are before them.