Примеры использования Process of information-gathering на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Decides to integrate United Nations standards and norms in juvenile justice into the current process of information-gathering;
The Mechanism implemented a process of information-gathering from both African diamond-producing countries and major trading centres and requested the following types of information from States.
Were acts of depravity against prisoners committed by guards acting on their own orwere they part of a systematic process of information-gathering?
The United Nations Indigenous Peoples' Advisory Committee has embarked on a process of information-gathering through research and production of an extensive report on Advisory Committee activities in Kenya.
Also requests the Secretariat to distribute the comprehensive self-assessment checklist to States parties as soon as possible to begin the process of information-gathering;
Ideally, the commissions should assist countries throughout the process of information-gathering and exchange, including distillation and analysis, towards formulation of findings and priorities for future policy action at the regional level.
Also requests the Secretariat to distribute the self-assessment checklist to States parties andsignatories as soon as possible to begin the process of information-gathering;
The Economic and Social Council, in its resolution 1993/34, section III, requested the Secretary-General to commence a process of information-gathering to be undertaken by means of surveys, such as reporting systems, and contributions from other sources.
Request the Secretariat to distribute the omnibus tool, to States parties and signatories, in order toallow them to start familiarizing themselves with it and to facilitate their process of information-gathering;
In section III of its resolution 1993/34 the Economic andSocial Council requested the Secretary-General to commence a process of information-gathering to be undertaken by means of surveys, such as reporting systems, and contributions from other sources.
The Commission may also wish to encourage the involvement of scientific institutes interested in crime prevention andcriminal justice research at the international level in the process of information-gathering and analysis.
Desirous of reforming andstreamlining the current process of information-gathering with regard to the application of United Nations standards and norms in crime prevention and criminal justice, in order to make it more efficient and cost-effective.
Recalling its resolution 1993/34of 27 July 1993, in section III of which it requested the Secretary-General to commence without delay a process of information-gathering to be undertaken by means of surveys.
Desirous of reforming andstreamlining the current process of information-gathering with regard to the application of United Nations standards and norms in crime prevention and criminal justice, in order to make it more efficient and cost-effective.
Recalling its resolution 1993/34 of 27 July 1993,in section III of which it requested the Secretary-General to commence without delay a process of information-gathering to be undertaken by means of surveys, such as reporting systems, and contributions from other sources.
Also requests the Secretariat to distribute the omnibus tool, translated into all official languages of the United Nations, to States parties and signatories, in order toallow them to start familiarizing themselves with it and to facilitate their process of information-gathering;
The process of information-gathering on these standards is an integral part of the overall information-gathering process on the use and application of standards and norms in crime prevention and criminal justice, in pursuance of Economic and Social Council resolution 1993/34.
Recalling further its resolution 1993/34 of 27 July 1993, in particular section III, paragraph 7(c),in which it requested the Secretary-General to commence without delay a process of information-gathering to be undertaken by means of surveys, such as reporting systems, and contributions from other sources.
During the process of information-gathering, States under review should be provided with the opportunity to share information on difficulties encountered in the fulfilment of their obligations under the Convention and on good practices adopted in an effort to implement the Convention Germany.
Recalling its resolution 1993/34of 27 July 1993, in section III of which it requested the Secretary-General to commence a process of information-gathering to be undertaken by means of surveys, such as reporting systems, and contributions from other sources, including intergovernmental as well as non-governmental organizations and institutes.
Drawing on the proposals of the Meeting of Experts, the Commission, at its twelfth session, recommended to the Economic and Social Council the adoption of resolution 2003/30 of 22 July 2003,in which the Council recognized the need to reform and streamline the process of information-gathering, with the final objective of making the process more efficient and cost-effective.
Desirous of reforming andstreamlining the current process of information-gathering with respect to the application of United Nations standards and norms in crime prevention and criminal justice in order to make the process more efficient and cost-effective for all those concerned.
Drawing on the proposals of the Meeting of Experts, the Commission at its twelfth session recommended to the Economic and Social Council the adoption of resolution 2003/30 of 22 July 2003,in which the Council recognized the need to reform and streamline the process of information-gathering, with the final objective of making the process more efficient and cost-effective.
In section III of the resolution, the Council requested the Secretary-General to commence a process of information-gathering to be undertaken by means of surveys and contributions from other sources, paying attention to the United Nations standards, norms and guidelines, enabling Member States to have sufficient time to provide replies, for consideration by the Commission.
In its resolution 1/2, the Conference decided that a self-assessment checklist should be used as a tool to facilitate the provision of information on the implementation of the Convention and requested the Secretariat to finalize the self-assessment checklist and to distribute it to States parties andsignatories as soon as possible to begin the process of information-gathering.
At the same time,the Department had established an inter-agency task force to coordinate the process of information-gathering and to establish a precise and coherent joint communications strategy, which provided senior United Nations staff members with periodic guidance and subjects to discuss with the communications media.
At the same time, the Centre could encourage the involvement of scientific institutes interested in crime prevention and criminal justice research at the international level, such as the International Scientific and Professional Advisory Council, the Oñati International Institute for the Sociology of Law and the Max Planck Institute for Foreign andInternational Criminal Law, in the process of information-gathering and analysis.
They also monitor the general human rights situation through a process of information-gathering, investigating, documenting and reporting; provide support to special rapporteurs or representatives in implementing their mandates; liaise closely with other relevant United Nations agencies and programmes to facilitate an integrated United Nations approach to development, peace and human rights.
In the same resolution, the Conference requested the Secretariat to collate and analyse information provided by States parties and signatories through the self-assessment checklist and to share that information and analysis with the Conference at its second session. On 15 June 2007, the Secretariat, in fulfilment of its mandate, distributed the computer-based self-assessment checklist to States parties and signatories,thus beginning the process of information-gathering.
The Economic and Social Council, in its resolution 1993/34, section III, requested the Secretary-General to commence a process of information-gathering to be undertaken by means of surveys, initially paying attention to, inter alia, the Declaration of Basic Principles of Justice for Victims of Crime and Abuse of Power(General Assembly resolution 40/34, annex), the results of which should be considered by the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice.