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It encourages the State party to set a clear time frame for such reforms.
It urges the State party to set a clear time frame for such reforms, including the passage of the proposed amendments to the Penal Code, the Civil Status Registration Ordinance and the Civil Code.
The Committee also requests the State party to set time frames within which it intends to achieve its goals.
It encourages the State party to set a clear time frame for such reforms, including the passage of the proposed amendments to the Marriage Act of 1971, inheritance laws as well as the Law on the Custodian of Children.
In line with its recommendation of 2004, the Committee calls upon the State party to set a concrete timetable for amending all provisions in the Constitution and in federal and state legislation that discriminate against women.
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It calls upon the State party to set a time frame for speedy enactment of such legislation and to allocate required resources for the same in its eleventh five-year plan, which is currently being considered.
Ms. Schöpp-Schilling urged the State party to set a timetable for withdrawal of its reservation under article 2 of the Convention.
It urges the State party to set a clear time frame for the adoption of the revised Citizenship Act, Immigration Act and the Wills and Inheritance Act and for the new Marriage, Divorce and Family Relations Bill, designed to eliminate discrimination against women.
Secondly, it could invite the State party to set an appropriate projected literacy rate- or benchmark- for five years' time.
It encourages the State party to set a clear timetable for such reforms, in particular for the passage of the family protection bill and the revision of the Citizenship Act, and to raise awareness of legislators on the need to achieve de jure and de facto equality for women.
The Committee urges the State party to set both intermediate goals and concrete and measurable benchmarks in this regard.
It encourages the State party to set a clear timetable and to raise the awareness of legislators and the general public of the urgent need to prioritize legal reforms to achieve de jure equality for women.
The Committee further encourages the State party to set a legal minimum age for conscription and to set that age at 18 years rather than 16 years as proposed by the State party. .
The Committee urges the State party to set the same minimum age of marriage for women and men at 18 years, in line with article 1 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and article 16 of the Convention and the Committee's general recommendation 21 on equality in marriage and family relations.
The Committee urges the State party to set the minimum age for marriage for girls and boys at 18 years and to penalize early and forced marriage.
It encourages the State party to set a clear timetable and to raise awareness of legislators and to engage in a campaign to raise the awareness of the general public of the urgent need to prioritize legal reforms to achieve de jure equality for women.
It thereby establishes the obligation of the State party to set standards in conformity with the Convention and ensure compliance by appropriate monitoring of institutions, services and facilities, including of a private nature.
The Protocol encourages Parties to set targets at the national and local levels.
Allowing parties to set the size thresholds for installations, possibly allowing for progressive improvement over time.
The CRC Committee therefore has regularly recommended States Parties to set the end of compulsory education at the age at which a child is legally allowed to be employed.
The Protocol requires Parties to set and implement targets on access to water and sanitation and the reduction of water-related diseases, as well as to establish surveillance and early warning systems to prevent and respond to water-related disease.
The protocol on Water andhealth to the Water Convention requires Parties to set water-quality objectives(referred to as targets), inter alia, for water quality in surface and groundwaters.
Moreover, the Protocol on Water andHealth to the Water Convention requires Parties to set water-quality objectives(in this instruments referred to as targets), inter alia, for water quality in surface and groundwaters.
Articles 6 and7 of the Protocol require the Parties to set targets, adopt measures, review and report on a list of parameters linked to water-related diseases and water management.
The Convention allows Parties to set criteria for standing and access to environmental enforcement proceedings, but any such criteria should be consistent with the objectives of the Convention to ensure wide access to justice.
The Department for the Advancement of Women, NGOs and women's groups have worked together with the party women on gender issues and political training,as well as through sensitization campaigns aimed at persuading the parties to set higher quotas for participation by women.
The secretariat introduced the activities of the Working Group on Water and Health to comply with articles 6 and 7 of the Protocol,which require Parties to set targets and assess progress towards their achievements.
Noting that a high proportion of notifications related to chemicals that were already subject to theprior informed consent procedure, he suggested that, if the trend continued, the Conference might wish to consider encouraging Parties to set priorities so that scarce resources could be concentrated on new chemicals.
Guided by the conclusions drawn at the First Review Conference and Actions 29 to 39 of the Nairobi Action Plan, the Co-Chairs of the Standing Committee on Victim Assistance and Socio-Economic Reintegration provided support andencouragement to the 24 relevant States Parties to set specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and time-bound(SMART) objectives and a plan of action to fulfil their victim assistance responsibilities in the period leading up to the Second Review Conference in 2009.
A number of suggestions were made, including the suggestions to: revise the discussion of monetary and non-monetary obligations so as to avoid any discrimination against non-monetary obligations; clarify that a security right securing a future obligation could not be enforced, rather than have no effect, before the obligation actually arose;clarify that some modern systems required parties to set a maximum limit to the obligation to be secured, while other modern systems did not have such a requirement.