Примеры использования Special rapporteur considered на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The former Special Rapporteur considered a broad range of issues.
In his report to the fifty-second session of the Commission on Human Rights, the Special Rapporteur considered the issue of torture and children E/CN.4/1996/35, paras. 9-17.
The Special Rapporteur considered that her mandate has three main components.
Because the Government did not provide alternative dates, the Special Rapporteur considered the postponement to be, in effect, a cancellation.
The Special Rapporteur considered that to return to the house would serve no useful purpose.
While some might not perceive a classification to be useful, the Special Rapporteur considered that it could help in grouping and structuring the draft articles.
If the Special Rapporteur considered the State party's response to be inadequate, he should pursue the matter.
In his previous report to the Commission on Human Rights(E/CN.4/2002/20, paras. 6381), the Special Rapporteur considered the serious problems confronting humanity as a result of acts of terrorism.
Accordingly, the Special Rapporteur considered that there was no need to introduce any changes into paragraph 2.
With respect to impunity in cases of murder committed by members of the armed forces,her delegation would like to know what measures the Special Rapporteur considered should be taken by Governments to ensure that those who committed such crimes were prosecuted.
Nevertheless, the Special Rapporteur considered that that point could be adequately reflected in the commentary.
In conformity with the predominant legal literature andcase-law(and despite some judicial decisions that had justified immunity by reference to international comity), the Special Rapporteur considered that there was sufficient basis to affirm that the source of immunity of State officials from foreign criminal jurisdiction was not international comity but, first and foremost, international law, particularly customary international law.
The Special Rapporteur considered that this important point was covered by the reference to transmission to future generations.
Ms. Stuewer(Canada), continuing her statement,said that her delegation was curious to know what the Special Rapporteur considered to be the most effective way of dealing with the human rights violations being committed by Myanmar, when the Government seemed to be increasingly inward-looking.
The Special Rapporteur considered that the intention of the parties at the time of the conclusion of the treaty should be determinative.
With regard to the structure of the eighth report, the Special Rapporteur considered that it would be more logical for a chapter on objections to come before the chapter on the procedure for formulating the acceptance of reservations.
The Special Rapporteur considered that the presumption in favour of the maintenance of reservations could be logically transposed to express acceptances.
He was surprised that the Special Rapporteur considered the Government's exploitation of oil reserves a human rights violation.
The Special Rapporteur considered this a major initial obstacle to efforts to confront the problem and find a lasting solution.
In his fourth report, the Special Rapporteur considered the issue of expulsion in cases of dual or multiple nationality and that of loss of nationality or denationalization.
The Special Rapporteur considered that the policy of the Government may have contributed to a climate of general suspicion and intolerance.
Concerning substantive obligations, the Special Rapporteur considered the precautionary principle, the polluter-pays principle and the principles of equity, capacity-building and good governance.
Moreover, the Special Rapporteur considered information regarding alleged violations of the right to life which occurred during 1995, 1996 and 1997.
The Special Rapporteur considered that the media played a fundamental role, both in reinforcing ethnic polarization and changing outlooks.
The Special Rapporteur considered it preferable to clarify that provision by referring to all State organs"whatever their position in the organization of the State.
The Special Rapporteur considered tolerance and non-discrimination based on religion or belief in the Australian legal system and in Australian society.
He asked whether the Special Rapporteur considered that the education of children, starting as young as 4 or 5 years of age, could play a decisive role in the struggle against racism.
The Special Rapporteur considered that the original reply from the Government to a number of cases had not clearly addressed the allegations of torture.
The Special Rapporteur considered the social protection programmes of Zambia, particularly the Social Cash Transfer Schemes, in her mission report, and made a number of recommendations.
The Special Rapporteur considered that it was premature to attempt to evaluate the extent to which any peacetime obligations continued to apply during or after armed conflict.