Примеры использования Silvia cartwright на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Silvia Cartwright New Zealand.
UNIFEM New Zealand hosted a seminar on the Convention at which Dame Silvia Cartwright spoke.
Silvia Cartwright, Member, Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women.
She is the third woman to be appointed to the position, after Dame Catherine Tizard and Dame Silvia Cartwright.
Ms. Silvia Cartwright was designated by the Committee to submit a first draft of a statement relating to reservations.
At its seventeenth session in July 1997, the Committee again designated Ms. Silvia Cartwright to act as the resource person.9.
Dame Silvia Cartwright, former CEDAW Committee Member, and Jane Connors, Chief of the Women's Rights Unit of the UN Division for the Advancement of Women, were the workshop trainers.
All members of the Committee attended the twentieth session,with the exception of Carlota Bustelo, Silvia Cartwright and Kongit Sinegiorgis.
The Committee designated Ms. Silvia Cartwright to represent the Committee as a resource person at the forty-first session of the Commission's open-ended working group on the elaboration of a draft optional protocol to the Convention.
Experts would also have before them a working paper on procedures with regard to the Optional Protocol to the Convention,prepared by Silvia Cartwright.
The draft would be revised by amember of the Committee, namely, Ms. Silvia Cartwright, and submitted to the Committee at its nineteenth session.
The Committee designated Silvia Cartwright to review the draft rules of procedure contained in document CEDAW/C/1997/WG. I/WP.1 and to submit her proposals to the Committee for its consideration at its twenty-first session.
The sub-group to review the revised draft rules of procedure comprised Desiree Bernard, Silvia Cartwright, Ivanka Corti, Aída González and Kongit Sinegiorgis.
New Zealand also nominated Dame Silvia Cartwright for re-election to the CEDAW Committee in 2000, but she withdrew her candidature as a result of her appointment aswhen she was appointed Governor-General of New Zealand.
Working Group II was composed of the following members of the Committee: Charlotte Abaka,Carlota Bustelo, Silvia Cartwright, Aída González, Sunaryati Hartono, Lin Shangzhen, Ahoua Ouedraogo and Carmel Shalev.
The proposed draft rules, prepared by Silvia Cartwright, a member of the Committee, were discussed and finalized by members of the Committee, as well as incoming members elected at the eleventh meeting of States parties to the Convention, held on 31 August 2000.
Working Group II was composed of the following members of the Committee: Charlotte Abaka,Carlota Bustelo, Silvia Cartwright, Aurora Javate de Dios, Aída González, Sunaryati Hartono, Lin Shangzhen, Ahoua Ouedraogo and Carmel Shalev.
In June 2000, the Committee had therefore begun analysing anddiscussing draft rules of procedure for the Optional Protocol on the basis of an excellent analytical paper prepared by Silvia Cartwright, a former Committee member.
Working group II was composed of Charlotte Abaka, Ayse Feride Acar,Emma Aouij, Silvia Cartwright, Ivanka Corti, Aurora Javate de Dios, Yolanda Ferrer Gómez, Aída González-Martínez, Ahoua Ouedraogo, Anne Lise Ryel and Lin Shangzhen.
The Chairperson informed the Committee that, throughout its meetings, the open-ended working group had been appreciative of comments andreplies to questions by Ms. Silvia Cartwright, who had participated as a resource person on behalf of the Committee.
The experts re-elected were Hanna Beate Schöpp-Schilling(Germany); Silvia Cartwright(New Zealand); Carlota Bustelo García del Real(Spain); Ahoua Ouedraogo(Burkina Faso); Salma Khan(Bangladesh); and Kongit Sinegiorgis Ethiopia.
The Committee nominated Ms. Silvia Cartwright to act as a resource person to the open-ended working group on the elaboration of a draft optional protocol to the Convention, which would meet during the forty-second and forty-third sessions of the Commission on the Status of Women, in 1998 and 1999.
At its sixteenth session, the Committee adopted a general recommendation on articles 7 and 8 of the Convention on women in public life, andauthorized Ms. Silvia Cartwright, in conjunction with the Secretariat, to edit the text in order that it could be processed in final form for inclusion in the report of the Committee on its seventeenth session.
The Committee designated Ms. Silvia Cartwright to represent the Committee as a resource person at the meetings of the open-ended working group of the Commission on the Status of Women on the elaboration of a draft optional protocol to the Convention to be held during the forty-first session of the Commission.
The Committee adopted general recommendation 23 on articles 7 and 8 of the Convention relating to women in public life, andauthorized Ms. Silvia Cartwright, in conjunction with the Secretariat, to edit the text so that it could be included in final form in the report of the Committee on its seventeenth session for the text, see part two, chap. I, sect. A.
In addition, Ms. Silvia Cartwright, a member of the Committee, participated, as a resource person, in the deliberations of the open-ended working group of the Commission on the Status of Women on the elaboration of a draft optional protocol to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women.
Working Group I was composed of the following members of the Committee: Ayse Feride Acar, Emna Aouij,Desirée Bernard, Silvia Cartwright, Ivanka Corti, Aurora Javate de Dios, Yolanda Ferrer Gómez, Aída González, Salma Khan, Yung-Chung Kim, Lin Shangzhen, Ahoua Ouedraogo, Anne Lise Ryel, Ginko Sato and Kongit Sinegiorgis.
At its twenty-first session, in June 1999, Silvia Cartwright, the member of the Committee designated by it to act as the resource person to the Open-ended Working Group, briefed the Committee on the proceedings of the Open-ended Working Group and the decisions of the forty-third session of the Commission on the Status of Women with regard to the Optional Protocol.
The Committee expressed satisfaction at the adoption of the Optional Protocol by the General Assembly at its fifty-fourth session(resolution 54/4 of 6 October 1999) and its opening for signature, accession and ratification,and requested Silvia Cartwright to prepare a working paper containing proposals on working methods of the Committee with regard to the Optional Protocol to the Convention.
Ms. Desirée Bernard attended from 19 to 23 January,Ms. Silvia Cartwright from 19 to 23 January and 29 January to 6 February, Ms. Aída González from 22 January to 6 February, Ms. Ginko Sato from 2 to 6 February and Ms. Hanna Beate Schöpp-Schilling from 27 January to 6 February 1998.