Примеры использования State suggested на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The State suggested that sanctions had made electronic transfers more difficult.
As it was important for the committees to acquire full knowledge of national legislation, one State suggested that legal advisers provided by the State party could assist during the consideration of the report.
A State suggested that the Commission also consider some more recent decisions by the same Court.
Concerning the drawing of lots, several practical measures had already been taken by the Group, and one State suggested that the drawing of lots be conducted in the presence of the extended Bureau prior to meetings of the Group in order to save time for deliberations of the Group on other issues.
One State suggested inserting"and, where appropriate," before referring to the Optional Protocols.
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Some States expressed their view that self-assessments andcountry reports should be published, while one State suggested officially launching and announcing the review process within States and publicizing the contact details of focal points.
One State suggested the deletion of the term"fundamental" as a qualifier of"human rights" in draft article 52, subparagraph 1 b.
With regard to draft article 8, relating to conduct acknowledged andadopted by an international organization as its own, one State suggested that the commentary mention de facto conduct of an official who has been suspended from duty or whose appointment has been terminated.
One State suggested that the possibility of requesting the Human Rights Council Advisory Committee to shed light on this issue be explored.
One State suggested that, given their important role in determining the State of destination, readmission agreements should be included in the draft articles.
One State suggested emphasizing concrete examples of implementation to allow for a qualitative review alongside the quantitative review.
One Member State suggested that the forum focus on innovative partnerships in priority areas and on their role in implementation.
Another State suggested that the current formulation be deleted and replaced by a text referring to collective security under the Charter of the United Nations.
Another State suggested focusing research on the effects of political and security crises on the uncontrolled proliferation of firearms.
One State suggested that an optional protocol to the International Convention on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination should be envisaged to protect human dignity against hate speech.
One State suggested the establishment of mechanisms to monitor the application of unilateral coercive measures within the framework of the Human Rights Council or to do so through the United Nations human rights treaty monitoring bodies.
One State suggested the establishment of mechanisms to monitor the application of unilateral coercive measures within the framework of the Human Rights Council or the United Nations human rights treaty monitoring bodies.
One State suggested strictly limiting the guidance to the requirements of the Convention, while another State was of the view that introducing guidance boxes for each provision would result in repetitive and much longer answers.
One State suggested rewording paragraph 1, concerning the admissibility of claims against an international organization, especially in order to make it clear that the protection of human rights is not subject to the requirement of the nationality of claims.
One state suggested to continue various ongoing efforts to increase the awareness of the non-acceptability of the use of IEDs, especially victim-activated devices, by armed non-state actors(ANSAs) in respect of International Humanitarian Law.
One State suggested that draft article 6, paragraph 1, should take account of the exceptions contained in article 1, section F, of the Convention relating to the Status of Refugees of 28 July 1951 and that the provisions in question should be incorporated into draft article 6"in the form of a proviso.
Yet another State suggested that the draft should be supplemented by model statements, which would seem to include not only model clauses, as the Commission has envisaged, but also model acceptances, objections or other reactions to reservations and interpretative declarations similar to those contemplated by the Council of Europe; this suggestion would appear to merit consideration.
One State suggested limiting the scope of draft article 5, paragraph 3, to"those otherwise lawfully present". However, another State suggested removing the last part of the paragraph, which states that the grounds for expulsion shall be assessed taking into account"the gravity of the facts and in the light of all of the circumstances, including the conduct of the alien in question.
One State suggested the establishment of a Human Rights Council special procedure on unilateral coercive measures and their impact on human rights, and explicitly supported the request contained in Human Rights Council resolution 15/24 that the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights prepare a thematic study on human rights and unilateral coercive measures, including recommendations on actions aimed at ending such measures.
Two States suggested including the proposed text in the draft article.
Several States suggested moving article 20 after article 11.
To overcome these technical impediments, several States suggested that the list be provided in Arabic.
In addition, most States suggested that facilities for juveniles be distinct from those for adults, even in remand.
A review of regulatory frameworks in 78 States suggested that the vast majority of States had very little regulation containing specific references to human rights.
Some other States suggested that recourse to countermeasures be further limited, by admitting as countermeasures only"withholding the performance of contractual obligations under treaty relationships.