Примеры использования Special representative recommends на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Special Representative recommends.
In addition to the measures referred to in earlier reports, the Special Representative recommends.
The Special Representative recommends that.
Specifically, the Special Representative recommends.
The Special Representative recommends that particular attention be given to the situation of women in Cambodia's prisons.
The Special Representative recommends that.
The Special Representative recommends that a Police Academy be established.
The Special Representative recommends that firm action be taken against impunity.
The Special Representative recommends that this appeal be given serious consideration.
The Special Representative recommends that adequate security be provided to court personnel as necessary.
The Special Representative recommends that the Government of Iran commit itself to the abolition of this form of punishment.
The Special Representative recommends that conscientious efforts be made by all branches of Government to achieve this goal;
The Special Representative recommends ensuring that information on the mechanism is made available and disseminated in minority languages.
The Special Representative recommends that the co-Ministers of the Interior use their authority to improve radically the prison conditions.
The Special Representative recommends that these suggestions be studied by the Cambodian Government in consultation, if desired, with COHCHR.
Thirdly, the Special Representative recommends that the principle of legality should be upheld by systematically and periodically publishing legal norms.
The Special Representative recommends that the Government of Cambodia should promulgate without delay national prison regulations conforming to international standards.
The Special Representative recommends urgent attention to these initiatives on the basis that emergency hand-outs are unlikely to continue indefinitely.
The Special Representative recommends using and adapting to national and regional contexts the OSCE/ODHIR Guidelines on Freedom of Assembly.
The Special Representative recommends that the Bar Association Council establish a strategy to identify and address the challenges facing the Bar, including a detailed description of goals and time-frames for achievement.
The Special Representative recommended that the Government end all recruitment and use of children.
The Special Representative recommended that decisions of treaty bodies, and international and foreign courts and tribunals be taken into account when applying the law.
The Special Representative recommended the ratification of the Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families paragraph 79 a.
The Special Representative recommended the adoption of the law establishing an independent court budget paragraph. 79 a.
The Special Representative recommended that the Government ensure prompt investigation of all violations reportedly committed against human rights defenders, with appropriate judicial or other action.
To help translate the concerns of children into national and international priority-setting, policy-making andresource allocation, the Special Representative recommended the establishment of a national commission for children.
Against this background, the Special Representative recommended that the UNMISS troop strength remain at its currently mandated level of 7,000 military personnel, and voiced concern about the escalating rhetoric between the Sudan and South Sudan.
The Special Representative recommended criminalizing the recruitment and/or use of children, especially children used in suicide attacks, as an immediate measure; and invigorating investigations and prosecutions of the crime of recruitment and use of children as a matter of priority.
The Special Representative recommended observing the principle of voluntary return of the internally displaced populations, putting an end to the use of landmines and increasing the provision of assistance to children maimed by landmines and unexploded ordnance.
In his report to the General Assembly at its fifty-first session(A/51/453), the Special Representative recommended that the draft law on landmines banning the manufacture, trade and use of anti-personnel mines be submitted for approval to the National Assembly. At the time of writing, this had not been done.