Примеры использования Subcommittee's recommendations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Subcommittee's recommendations under specific objective 1 of the action plan(dissemination) are as follows.
In that regard, he congratulated Mexico on creating a working group to implement the Subcommittee's recommendations.
The Subcommittee's recommendations on those matters had been taken into account during the Committee's consideration of working methods.
Regarding Paraguay, a national preventive mechanismhad been designated but the State party had not implemented the Subcommittee's recommendations.
The Subcommittee's recommendations under specific objective 6 of the action plan(reform of the justice system) are as follows.
It is reported that in general States have been reluctant to contribute to the Special Fund until they know what the Subcommittee's recommendations are.
He was confident that the Subcommittee's recommendations would help his Government to improve its national policies for the prevention of torture.
The main objective of the action planis to prevent and reduce the incidence of torture by implementing the Subcommittee's recommendations, involving the three branches and levels of government.
In its visit reports, the Subcommittee's recommendations should be tailored to the situations which they address in order to offer the greatest practical guidance possible.
He would also like to hear the Subcommittee's general impressions of the national preventive mechanisms and what follow-up States parties had given to the Subcommittee's recommendations.
The Subcommittee's recommendations that fall under specific objective 7 of the action plan on following up the recommendations of government agencies to protect human rights.
In September 1997, the Law Reform andDevelopment Commission published a report based on the subcommittee's recommendations, which contained recommendations for law reform, but not a draft bill.
The Special Fund provided for in article 26 of the Optional Protocol did not finance the Subcommittee's work but rather was intended to be used to implement the Subcommittee's recommendations.
The Coordinating Committee adopted general observations based on its accreditation subcommittee's recommendations, which were intended to provide guidance to national institutions on the implementation of the Paris Principles.
The Subcommittee very much hopes that the initiation of this scheme will encourage further donations to the Special Fund, in order to allow it to help States implement the Subcommittee's recommendations on prevention.
While welcoming the fact that the State party had been the first to receive a visit from the Subcommittee on Prevention of Torture, he stressed that it was important for the Mauritian authorities to publish the Subcommittee's recommendations, for the sake of transparency, and to ensure that the aim of prevention was achieved, not only with respect to places of detention, but also in health facilities where persons with disabilities, especially those suffering from mental disorders.
The Committee encourages the State party to authorize the publication of the report on the visit to Bolivia made by members of the Subcommittee against Torture in 2008, along with the Bolivian authorities' response to the Subcommittee's recommendations, dated 27 October 2011.
Since the visit, the preliminary report of the Subcommittee had been distributed and the country was currently considering ways to incorporate the Subcommittee's recommendations into programmes to improve conditions in detention centres and to protect citizens from torture and ill-treatment.
He asked what the Subcommittee planned to do to encourage the international community, and especially Member States, to make voluntary contributions to the Special Fund established by the Optional Protocol to help States parties implement the Subcommittee's recommendations.
In this regard, the Ministry of Security agrees to implement,in conjunction with other justice officials, all the Subcommittee's recommendations concerning the elaboration and implementation of a plan aimed at improving places of police detention and prisons, in order to meet the basic needs of persons deprived of their liberty, and to ensure that their sentence or detention is enforced in a fair manner.
As it scrupulously respected the confidentiality of unpublished reports, such collaboration occurred only where reports had been made public and there had been direct contacts andvisits with States to discuss the Subcommittee's recommendations and their implementation.
As noted on a number of occasions by the Subcommittee in its communication, the Brazilian State shares the view that the establishment of an effective, fully independent and adequately funded national preventive mechanism provides a comprehensive answer to all the Subcommittee's recommendations.
Through its Working Group on the Prison System, the Federal Attorney's Office wrote to the state secretariat and ministries responsible for prison administration in the states of São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Goiás and Espírito Santo,requesting detailed information on the measures adopted to implement the Subcommittee's recommendations.
Other issues raised in connection with article 14 included the contents of the reports of the Subcommittee; the feasibility of implementing its recommendations; the relationship between the Subcommittee and the Committee against Torture; the timeframe for the(progressive) implementation of the recommendations of the Subcommittee; andthe question of how the special fund to be established under article 17 would be informed of the Subcommittee's recommendations.
The Joint Commission confirmed the Subcommittee's recommendation to adopt a common map projection for the Special Cooperation Area.
As mentioned above,the Ombudsman's Office has begun harmonizing the database in line with the Subcommittee's recommendation.
In keeping with the Subcommittee's recommendation to improve health services for women prisoners, Brazil has sought to equip correctional facilities with mother and child health units, ensuring 100 per cent coverage in all federal entities.
The Office of the Attorney-General agreed with the Subcommittee's recommendation, but not with the criticisms of the Commissioner, since he had acted in defence of the constitutional order.
COPUOS had once again endorsed the Subcommittee's recommendation that COSPAR and IAF, along with Member States, should be invited to organize a symposium to complement the discussions on the special theme.
It had, however, endorsed the Subcommittee's recommendation that the order of rotation should be suspended for the 1996 session and that the items should be considered in the same order as in 1995 items 4, 5 and 3.