Примеры использования Special rapporteur has made на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In view of those observations, the Special Rapporteur has made the following preliminary recommendations.
The Special Rapporteur has made available to the Croatian Ombudsman numerous cases concerning alleged violations of property rights and is awaiting his office's response.
On the basis of the documents transmitted to her, the Special Rapporteur has made the analysis which is contained in the following paragraphs.
The Special Rapporteur has made a particular effort to gather information from persons who remained in Kosovo during the war.
Based on the replies received from Member States to the questionnaire, the Special Rapporteur has made the following observations.
Several Governments to which the Special Rapporteur has made requests for in situ missions have not responded positively.
Guided by the Commission's recognition that access to medication in the context of pandemics such as HIV/AIDS, malaria andtuberculosis is a fundamental element of the right to health, the Special Rapporteur has made a number of relevant interventions.
Since his appointment in August 2010, the Special Rapporteur has made numerous requests to visit the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
The Special Rapporteur has made a number of statements and recommendations, and together with the Expert on Missing Persons initiated a humanitarian project for the removal of mortal remains from the Srebrenica area.
Except for some serious problems in specific fields with regard to which the Special Rapporteur has made recommendations, the situation of the recognized Muslim and non-Muslim minorities appears to be fairly satisfactory.
The Special Rapporteur has made a much appreciated effort to streamline the draft articles in the light of comments made by Governments, development in State practice, judicial decisions and the literature.
In order to provide for a fresh look at that mission, the Special Rapporteur has made the following recommendations to which the British authorities showed themselves to be responsive at the recapitulatory meeting on 24 November.
The Special Rapporteur has made every effort to convince the Government of Myanmar to work towards the protection and promotion of human rights and to fulfil its international obligation of cooperation in the field of human rights.
As referred to in the Introduction to this report, the Special Rapporteur has made every effort to reflect the situation as accurately as possible, based on information from a wide variety of Palestinian, Israeli and international sources.
The Special Rapporteur has made specific and detailed recommendations as to how such programmes should be consolidated and strengthened in practice, in his reports regarding the situation of indigenous peoples in various countries.
Since assuming his mandate, the Special Rapporteur has made visit requests to the following countries: Côte d'Ivoire, Colombia, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines, Kenya and the Sudan.
The Special Rapporteur has made every effort, particularly in the last three years, to convince the Government of Myanmar to work towards the protection and promotion of human rights and to fulfil its international obligation of cooperation in the field of human rights.
It is in this spirit that the Special Rapporteur has made a series of recommendations in this report and encourages the Government to take the recommendations into consideration and put in place a programme of action with a clear timetable to implement them.
The Special Rapporteur has made a number of requests to visit the Democratic People's Republic of Korea in order to better understand the situation inside the country and to allow him to assist the State in taking appropriate measures for the promotion and protection of human rights.
On the basis of information supplied, the Special Rapporteur has made a brief, nonexhaustive, summary of events since August 2001 relating to harmful traditional practices that have emerged from the awareness campaign.
Accordingly, the Special Rapporteur has made a number of urgent appeals on behalf of persons who had been sentenced to corporal punishment, requesting that the concerned Government not carry out the sentence.
Since his appointment, the Special Rapporteur has made several requests to visit the Democratic People's Republic of Korea so as to better understand the situation and allow him to assist the State in taking appropriate measures for the promotion and protection of human rights.
Despite this non-cooperation, the Special Rapporteur has made every effort to represent the positions of Israel fairly in relation to controversies associated with alleged Israeli violations of human rights relating to its occupation of Palestinian territory since 1967.
The recommendations that the Special Rapporteur has made to the Government since his first report to the General Assembly in September 2008(A/63/341), including the four core human rights elements, still apply in the context of the announced intention to hold elections this year.
Pursuant to this resolution, the Special Rapporteur has made the necessary arrangements for such a visit and will report thereon to the Commission on Human Rights. A request for a visit was transmitted to the Israeli Government on 27 July 1996, but to date no reply has been forthcoming, despite reminders.
Since his appointment in August 2010, the current Special Rapporteur has made a number of requests to visit the Democratic People's Republic of Korea in order to better understand the situation in the country, so as to allow him to assist the State in taking appropriate measures for the promotion and protection of human rights.
One of the most striking observations that the Special Rapporteur has made throughout his mandate and during his work with the commission of inquiry is that, for so many years, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea was able to conceal the true magnitude and gravity of its atrocities against its own people.
During her country visits, the Special Rapporteur has made references and recommendations regarding the incorporation of the Declaration into domestic legislation(Armenia, Honduras), awareness-raising about the Declaration(Tunisia, Ireland), its dissemination(Democratic Republic of the Congo, Honduras, India, Togo), its translation into local languages(Armenia, Democratic Republic of the Congo, India, Togo), and the familiarization with the Declaration by main stakeholders Armenia, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Tunisia.
The Special Rapporteur had made several recommendations.
In draft article 4, the Special Rapporteur had made the intention of the parties to a treaty the main yardstick for ascertaining its susceptibility to termination or suspension.