Примеры использования Sub-commission should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Sub-Commission should be abolished.
It was a difficult job, but the Sub-Commission should tackle it.
The Sub-Commission should consider this negative development.
On that point, one delegation considered that the Sub-Commission should be abolished.
If so, the Sub-Commission should follow these activities closely.
It is worth mentioning that the mandate of the subsidiary body was not breached in this particular instance,for the Commission- through its resolution 2002/66- has reaffirmed that"the Sub-Commission should continue to deal with urgent matters regarding serious violations of human rights in any country.
The Sub-Commission should use such authority with restraint.
The Commission reiterated that the Sub-Commission should further improve its methods of work by.
The Sub-Commission should consider highlighting best practices on this issue.
It authorized the Sub-Commission to organize its fifty-first(four-week) session so thatit should not hold more than 30 public meetings and decided that the Sub-Commission should meet in closed session to consider the implementation of that resolution and other appropriate issues.
The Sub-Commission should consider recommending that relevant Governments.
None the less, the Special Rapporteurs believe that the Sub-Commission should consider drafting a separate declaration on the right to habeas corpus, amparo, and similar procedures.
The Sub-Commission should retain some right of initiative in carrying out research and studies.
When adopting the agenda and the programme of work for its fifty-eighth session, the Sub-Commission should also be guided by the request of the Human Rights Council contained in its decision 2006/102 that the Sub-Commission"shall give due priority to preparing.
The Sub-Commission should draw to the Commission's attention only those situations of human rights violations which are not under the consideration of the Commission.
Pursuant to the request of the Commission on Human Rights, the Sub-Commission should submit this working paper, together with a summary of the other views and ideas discussed at this year's session, to the Commission at its sixty-second session in 2006.
The Sub-Commission should, however, rationalize the work of its fiftieth session even further.
Iterated, most recently in Resolution its resolution 2005/53,"that the Sub-Commission should continue to be able to debate country situations not being dealt with in the Commission, as well as urgent matters involving serious violations of human rights in any country.
The Sub-Commission should identify possible areas of study and submit these proposals to the Commission;
It says that the Sub-Commission should focus on the elaboration of studies, research and expert advice.
The Sub-Commission should continue to seek ways of mainstreaming human rights into development.
Other members argued that the Sub-Commission should become more even-handed in identifying situations to be the subject of resolutions.
The Sub-Commission should consider requesting the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to submit a paper to its next session on progress achieved in these areas.
Its decision that the Sub-Commission should seek the Commission's approval prior to embarking on any new activity, with the exception of the preparation of studies and research;
The Sub-Commission should also recommend to States the modification of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court to allow for complaints of violations of economic, social and cultural rights.
In doing so, the Sub-Commission should avoid duplication with the work of the Commission, the special procedures and the treaty bodies.
The Sub-Commission should call for a new environmental assessment of Afghanistan, with special reference to examining the effects of weaponry deployed in the recent war, to be undertaken by the relevant United Nations bodies;
It was felt by many that the Sub-Commission should give priority to recommendations based on in-depth studies of particular situations and general human rights problems.
The Sub-Commission should continue to conduct an annual debate on human rights violations in all parts of the world.
Fifth, the Sub-Commission should be able to apply its expertise to particular situations.