Примеры использования States described на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A number of States described targeted measures taken to address violence against women migrant workers.
During the second panel discussion ofthe Europe-Asia Road Safety Forum, UNESCAP member States described challenges, opportunities and achievements in their countries.
Some States described measures they had taken at the national level consistent with an ecosystem approach.
In its submission, the United States described recently concluded bilateral drift-net arrangements.
Several States described new initiatives to prevent the entry of persons with forged or falsified travel documents.
In the light of the risks of religious andpolitical indoctrination, several States described the following measures, which are in many cases of a preventive nature: constitutional and other legal guarantees, State supervision and information campaigns.
States described how the Convention, once procedures at both the national and international levels were completed, gained force of law in their internal legal order.
The representative of the United States described efforts that had been made to compare benefits from the current proposal to benefits from other actions.
States described the knowledge-based process as generally including initial information-gathering by different units, sharing of information with other units and evaluation of the information by a central unit.
Information received from Member States described legislative, protective and educational activities introduced to combat trafficking in women and girls.
Most States described their cooperation with other States on the basis of information exchange, which includes both bilateral exchanges and regional measures, including through the Commonwealth of Independent States, the Common Market of the South, the Schengen area, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations(ASEAN) and the Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation.
Various Member States described national institutions for bilingual and intercultural education.
Some States described their national scientific institutions and programmes, including domestic coordination of collected data and findings.
Some nuclear-weapon States described their respective measures taken in accordance with article VI of the Treaty.
Several States described positive practices that they had employed to advance the rights of indigenous peoples through implementation of the Declaration.
Other Respondent States described ad hoc vetting processes and consultation with regional bodies or allies.
Two States described their own experiences in resolving situations of statelessness, notably through offering opportunities for naturalization.
Several Member States described policy measures aimed at eliminating harmful traditional or customary practices.
Some States described exceptional procedures applicable to terrorism cases which, it was argued, were nonetheless consistent with their international obligations.
In segment 2, many States described actions that had been taken to implement the relevant paragraphs of resolutions 61/105 and 64/72.
Some States described the legal and administrative measures in place to protect asylum seekers, refugees and undocumented migrants against violence and discrimination.
On strengthening the security of international borders, States described various forms of international cooperation and provided information on new procedures and technologies that had been adopted in order to prevent document fraud and enhance the effectiveness of passenger screening.
Some Member States described the way in which the right of defence, particularly for indigent people, is recognized within the domestic legal system.
Moreover, most States described as abolitionist for ordinary crimes only might also be listed as abolitionist for all crimes de facto.
The United States described a resource cities programme that matched mayors from the United States with local leaders from other countries.
The United States described 19 regional projects that are currently under way and have received or will receive US$ 541 million in funding over their lifetime.
The United States described three major bilateral initiatives: the U.S. Initiative on Joint Implementation, the U.S. Country Studies Program and the Climate Change Initiative.
In 2015, ECE member States described mechanisms they have used, both formal and informal, to overcome difficulties in creating and implementing a shared interdepartmental agenda on ESD.
A few States described attempts at fine-tuning export controls by engaging the private sector in sharing the responsibility for preventing sensitive goods from being diverted.
Other Respondent States described similar oversight processes which are conducted by the IHL Department or Legal Affairs Directorate within the armed forces, or a Joint Service Legal Team.