Примеры использования Possible cases of non-compliance на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Possible cases of non-compliance;
Other information received by the committee relevant to possible cases of non-compliance.
Report on possible cases of non-compliance 1.
The Committee had received no additional information relevant to possible cases of non-compliance.
Report on possible cases of non-compliance 1.
The Committee had received no additional information relevant to possible cases of non-compliance.
The Committee has developed a methodology to identify possible cases of non-compliance, to gather additional information if needed and to take action on specific cases. .
The Committee had received no additional information relevant to possible cases of non-compliance.
Reporting on possible cases of non-compliance, and presenting recommendations for improving implementation, are at the centre of the Monitoring Team's mandate, as described in paragraphs(i) and(j) of annex I to resolution 1989 2011.
Viii. other information received by the committee relevant to possible cases of non-compliance.
Directs the Committee to identify possible cases of non-compliance with the measures pursuant to paragraph 1 above, and requests the Chairman, in his periodic reports to the Council pursuant to paragraph 31 below, to provide progress reports on the Committee's work on this issue;
Agreeing a standardized number of decimal places to be used in reporting by the Parties andin presenting data to the Parties and possible cases of non-compliance to the Implementation Committee;
The Committee notes that reporting on possible cases of non-compliance and making recommendations for improving implementation are at the centre of the Monitoring Team's mandate, as described in subparagraphs(i) and(j) of annex I to resolution 1989(2011) and resolution 2083 2012.
The Committee intends to follow up on this recommendation in the framework of paragraph 32 of resolution 1822(2008),in which the Committee was directed to identify possible cases of non-compliance and determine the appropriate course of action para. 86.
On non-implementation: The Committee notes that reporting on possible cases of non-compliance as well as making recommendations for improving implementation is at the centre of the Monitoring Team's mandate, as described in paragraphs(i) and(j) of annex I to resolution 1989 2011.
The Working Group was told that the Committee had tentativelyconcluded that if situations(a)-(c) should occur again the Secretariat should report them to the Implementation Committee for caseby-case consideration as possible cases of non-compliance.
Design operational control procedures to tackle possible cases of non-compliance and strengthen compliance monitoring.
The Committee has recognized that the continuation of Taliban activity in Afghanistan suggests insufficient implementation of the arms embargo and has decided to follow up by identifying possible cases of non-compliance see S/2009/427, para. 27.
To identify possible cases of non-compliance with the measures pursuant to paragraphs 1, 3, and 7 above and to determine the appropriate course of action on each case, and requests the Chairman, in periodic reports to the Council pursuant to paragraph 11(g) above to provide progress reports on the Committee's work on this issue;
The Working Group was told that the Committee had tentativelyconcluded that if situations(a)-(c) should occur again the Secretariat should report them to the Implementation Committee for case-by-case consideration as possible cases of non-compliance.
However, some States appear not to appreciate the full range of their responsibilities in this regard, andthe Team has brought some possible cases of non-compliance to the attention of the Committee as directed by paragraph f, annex II of resolution 1735 2006.
Directs the Committee to identify possible cases of non-compliance with the measures pursuant to paragraph 1 above and to determine the appropriate course of action on each case, and requests the Chairman, in periodic reports to the Council pursuant to paragraph 38 below, to provide progress reports on the Committee's work on this issue;
The Secretariat advised that, in previous years, when those explanations were included in the Secretariat's data reports to the Committee and the Meeting of the Parties,they had not been highlighted by the Secretariat as possible cases of non-compliance and were not discussed by those bodies.
Directs the Committee to identify possible cases of non-compliance with the measures pursuant to paragraph 1 above and to determine the appropriate course of action on each case, and requests the Chair, in periodic reports to the Council pursuant to paragraph 72 below, to provide progress reports on the Committee's work on this issue;
The Secretariat observed that, in previous years, when those explanations were included in the Secretariat's data reports to the Implementation Committee and the Meeting of the Parties, they had merely been noted andhad not been highlighted by the Secretariat as possible cases of non-compliance; accordingly, they were not discussed by those bodies.
These covered issues such as Member States' reporting strategies; listed individuals believed to have died; exemptions to the travel ban; cooperation with INTERPOL;humanitarian exemptions; possible cases of non-compliance; the views of the private financial sector towards the sanctions regime; the checklist; working with international and regional organizations; the use of the Internet for terrorist purposes; and a table of Member State experiences in implementing the sanctions.
The Committee adopted its agenda as set out in document MP. PP/C.1/2004/1 with the addition of a new agenda item(2bis) on updating the informal documents on its modus operandi and other topics since the previous meeting, and a new agenda item(6bis)on other information received by the Committee relevant to possible cases of non-compliance.
The resolution stresses the importance of multilateralism in the field of international disarmament and security, the need for States to cooperate and to settle their differences through dialogue and peaceful reconciliation, the preservation and strengthening of arms-regulation agreements andthe need to discuss, on a multilateral level, possible cases of non-compliance, avoiding at all times recourse to unilateral action.