Примеры использования Party to respect на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Committee invites the State party to respect the schedule it has established for the submission of reports.
In 2005, noting that the eighth to sixteenth reports of Barbados were more than 12 years overdue when submitted,CERD invited the State party to respect the timetable it has suggested for the submission of its future reports.
It invites the State party to respect the intervals suggested by the Committee for the submission of its future reports.
It is worth specifying separate time schedules for each Party to respect the national legislation.
The Committee urges the State party to respect and encourage the autonomy and diversity of NGOs in the promotion of the rights of children.
The Committee, noting that it received the report after a delay of 19 years,invites the State party to respect the timetable for the submission of its future reports.
The Committee urges the State party to respect the rights of all protesters to voice their concerns, seek reform and demonstrate peacefully.
Noting that the report was almost six years overdue when submitted,the Committee invites the State party to respect the deadline set for the submission of its future reports.
The Committee urges the State party to respect freedom of the press and to desist from taking any action which would violate the freedom of the press.
Noting that the periodic report was presented after a 17year delay,the Committee invites the State party to respect the deadline set for the submission of its next reports.
It urges the State party to respect and protect the existence and cultural identity of all national and ethnic minorities within its territory.
Noting that the report was more than 12 years overdue when submitted,the Committee invites the State party to respect the timetable it has suggested for the submission of its future reports.
The Committee urges the State party to respect and protect the rights of all children living in Western Sahara and to take all necessary measures to prevent the violations of their rights.
Noting that the report was more than seven years overdue when submitted,the Committee invites the State party to respect the intervals it has suggested for the submission of its future reports.
Article 2 of ICCPR obliges each State party to respect and to ensure to all individuals"within its territory and subject to its jurisdiction" the rights recognized within it.
Noting the delay of over seven years in the submission of the report,the Committee invites the State party to respect the timetable set by the Committee for the submission of future reports.
The Committee urges the State party to respect the right to self-determination as recognized in article 1(2) of the Covenant, which provides that“in no way may a people be deprived of its own means of subsistence”.
Noting that the report was presented after a long delay,the Committee invites the State party to respect the deadline set for the submission of its next periodic report to the Committee.
The Committee urges the State party to respect the international norms established in the Safeguards guaranteeing protection of the rights of those facing the death penalty approved by Economic and Social Council resolution 1984/50 of 25 May 1984.
The Committee, noting that it received the report after a delay of seven years,invites the State party to respect the timetable set by the Committee for the submission of its future reports.
The Committee wanted the State party to respect article 6 in conjunction with article 14 and to provide all judicial guarantees to persons at risk of capital punishment, both during the pretrial phase and during the appeals phase.
Noting that the initial report was presented after a delay of approximately five years,the Committee invites the State party to respect the deadline set for the submission of its next report to the Committee.
The Committee strongly urges the State party to respect and protect the existence and cultural identity of all the ethnic groups living in its territory.
The authors submit that article 11 of the Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, read in conjunction with article 2,obliges the State party to respect, protect and fulfil the right to adequate housing without discrimination.
The Committee therefore urges the State party to respect and abstain from interfering in the child's access to, choice of and engagement in such activities.
The Committee, recalling that the principle of non-discrimination requires that the cultural characteristics of ethnic groups be taken into consideration,urges the State party to respect and protect the existence and cultural identity of all ethnic groups within its territory.
It urges the State party to respect and promote the human rights of women and to take effective and proactive measures, including awareness-raising programmes, to sensitize public opinion at large, and particularly the police, on the issue of minority women.
The Committee appreciates the input to its proceedings by Cameroon non-governmental organizations(NGOs) andrecalls the obligation of the State party to respect and protect the human rights of the personnel of all human rights organizations on its territory.
The Committee calls upon the State party to respect its commitment to the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, as well as to the prohibition of torture in Bahraini law.
In light of its general recommendation No. 31(2005) on the prevention of racial discrimination in the administration andfunctioning of the criminal justice system, the Committee urges the State party to respect the traditional systems of justice of indigenous peoples, in accordance with international human rights standards, including by establishing special indigenous courts.