Примеры использования Speaker reported на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Colloquial
Another speaker reported on progress made in a specific case.
Referring to issues of the economy andthe well-being of the people of Tokelau, the speaker reported the creation of an NZ$6.4 million Trust Fund for Tokelau.
The speaker reported that Uganda and Uzbekistan had joined the list of sponsors.
One speaker reported that a similar system had been adopted for the appointment of prosecutors.
Another speaker reported that a law on non-conviction-based forfeiture was in preparation.
One speaker reported that in her country the principle of universal jurisdiction had been adopted to tackle the problem of sex tourism.
The speaker reported that three regional secretariats had been set up or are in the process of being set up. These are based in Egypt, Uganda and Uruguay.
One speaker reported on the experience of his country in posting a number of liaison officers in other countries as a means to achieve the same goal.
One speaker reported that his country had adopted the concept of social damage caused by corruption and compensation for such damage.
Another speaker reported that in his jurisdiction officials had been assigned to assist in responding to requests from the"Arab spring" countries.
Another speaker reported on newly enacted legislation, containing provisions to seek or provide mutual assistance even in the absence of a treaty.
Another speaker reported on his Government's involvement in the harmonization of donor procedures, in cooperation with the World Bank and other donors.
Another speaker reported on the increase in drug-related violence in his country and the development of a programme aimed at preventing gang membership.
One speaker reported that detailed legal provisions on administrative sanctions, including confiscation, were contained in the administrative law of his country.
One speaker reported that his Government was engaged in an initiative to collect, compile and standardize data collected through the United Nations Survey.
One speaker reported that her country had published detailed information about its focal point and encouraged all States parties to do the same.
Thus, the speaker reported on the work carried out by the Ministry to increase the amount of forests planting, intensify the fight against poaching, and increase the number of saigas.
One speaker reported that while this requirement was introduced in his country, only half of the officials had declared their assets, despite having signed a code of ethics.
One speaker reported the establishment of a unit for countering money-laundering, a financial intelligence unit and a public procurement regulatory authority.
One speaker reported that the prosecutorial authorities of her country could provide cooperation during the pretrial stage equally at the criminal, civil and administrative levels.
Another speaker reported on national efforts, highlighting the need to improve access for people in the North and South-west of the country whose basic needs had yet to be met.
One speaker reported that the enforceability of foreign non-conviction-based forfeiture orders will, as of September 2012, be extended to all foreign jurisdictions.
One speaker reported on experience in conducting a voluntary self-assessment of the implementation of the Convention and acknowledged the importance of such initiatives to prepare for the second cycle of the review mechanism.
Another speaker reported that experience had shown that direct recovery on the basis of the Convention can be more efficient than criminal procedures.
One speaker reported that his country had adopted the concept of social damage caused by corruption and compensation for such damage, and reported that his country was submitting a proposal in that respect.
The speaker reported that, as a concrete result of the training, a Ugandan magistrate for the first time issued a confiscation order as part of a penalty in a corruption case.
One speaker reported on the efforts his country had made, which included the establishment of a corruption commission and the development of a comprehensive corruption bill to be submitted to the council of ministers and parliament for enactment.
One speaker reported on the positive experience of a joint meeting held in Vienna as part of one of the country reviews and noted that it was important to engage a wider spectrum of national stakeholders, as was possible during a country visit.
The speaker reported that steps would be taken to merge the general-purpose fund accounts and programme support cost accounts of the drug programme fund and the crime programme fund in time for the preparation of the consolidated budget for the biennium 2010-2011.
Another speaker reported a successful experience with the establishment of an authority as an independent organ of the national parliament whose dual mandate was to conduct administrative investigations of acts of corruption by public servants and to protect the individuals who disclosed information on such acts.