Примеры использования Reports submitted by states на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Analysis of"90-day" reports submitted by States.
Reports submitted by States pursuant to resolution 1390(2002) received as of 15 August 2002.
Principal information derived from specific scientific journals and 83 national reports submitted by States.
VII. Analysis of"90-day" reports submitted by States pursuant to resolution 1390 2002.
As stressed above, the main source of information for determining implementation of recommendations are the reports submitted by States and United Nations organizations.
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That was reflected in reports submitted by States during the Second Biennial Meeting held in July.
It was important for the Committee to have specific and detailed information on questions such as rape, since it(Ms. Bustelo)had not previously had occasion to examine reports submitted by States involved in armed conflict.
It appears from the reports submitted by States, and available statistical information, that few assets other than bank accounts have been frozen.
The Committee and its subcommittees will continue to review the reports submitted by States pursuant to paragraph 6 of resolution 1373 2001.
They examine the reports submitted by States on the steps they are taking to fulfil the terms of the treaties and issue concluding observations to these examinations.
The Committee and its subcommittees will continue to review the reports submitted by States pursuant to paragraph 6 of resolution 1373 2001.
The Team assessed the 140 reports submitted by States pursuant to resolution 1455(2003) and concluded that most States have measures to regulate the trafficking, acquisition, storage and trade in arms, although not all have provisions to cover arms brokering.
The Committee and its subcommittees will continue to review the reports submitted by States pursuant to paragraph 6 of resolution 1373 2001.
In reviewing reports submitted by States on their implementation of resolution 1624(2005) and other information, including information submitted by international and regional organizations, the Executive Directorate has identified several implementation gaps that may merit further attention.
The Committee and its subcommittees will continue to review the reports submitted by States pursuant to paragraph 6 of resolution 1373 2001.
Nevertheless, on the basis of his study on the reports submitted by States to the CTC, the Special Rapporteur remains concerned that the message that States receive from the consideration of their reports by the CTC has not always been sufficiently clear in respect of the duty to respect human rights while countering terrorism.
The Counter-Terrorism Committee and its subcommittees will continue to review the reports submitted by States pursuant to paragraph 6 of Security Council resolution 1373 2001.
Information derived from the resolution 1455(2003) reports submitted by States, the checklists submitted in accordance with resolution 1617(2005) and from the Team's visits, confirms that whilst there is general implementation of the arms embargo, there is less widespread understanding of its exact scope.
The Counter-Terrorism Committee and its subcommittees will continue to review the reports submitted by States pursuant to paragraph 6 of Security Council resolution 1373 2001.
Continue identifying, in its future work on examination of the national reports, national practices in implementing resolution 1540(2004) that might be used in providing further general and specific guidance upon request, to States seeking legislative assistance in implementing the resolution,particularly with respect to the provisions which, it appears from the reports submitted by States, many States still need to implement;
A group of six experts will review the reports submitted by States pursuant to paragraph 6 of resolution 1373(2001) during the coming work period.
Ambassador Greenstock stated that the Committee would focus in the coming period on reviewing the further implementation by States of resolution 1373(2001) and on considering the second,supplementary reports submitted by States on the basis of the questions addressed to them by the Committee's experts.
In this work period, the Committee will focus on the follow-up reports submitted by States and on extending and deepening its liaison with international and regional organizations.
While most of the other treaty bodies reviewed reports submitted by States, the new body would be able to see conditions of detention at first hand and issue recommendations based on its own observations.
For increased transparency on the status of implementation, the Committee decided that all reports submitted by States would be posted, with the consent of States, including reports in the form of a matrix.
The group will comprise(a)experts reviewing the reports submitted by States pursuant to paragraph 6 of resolution 1373(2001) and(b) experts advising the Committee on matters concerning the provision of assistance to States in implementing the resolution.
The website also contains the databases of national annual reports submitted by States under Amended Protocol II, Protocol V, and Compliance.
Similarly, it was being openly suggested that treaty bodies should consider the reports submitted by States in their absence although the aim was to arrive through dialogue at an objective and impartial appraisal of the reports and to enhance cooperation with the State concerned in order to achieve more effective and more comprehensive implementation of the various human rights instruments.
For that reason, he proposed saying that the Committee should, as far as possible,consider at the earliest possible time the reports submitted by States and that it was incumbent on the relevant editing and translation services, and the secretariat, to take the necessary action to that end.
The Committee against Torture could consider utilizing the reports submitted by States to the Human Rights Committee, as the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights established a general prohibition of torture.