Примеры использования Their overdue reports на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It invited Luxembourg, Montenegro, Portugal andSerbia to provide their overdue reports without delay.
Tanzania, Uganda andYemen submitted their overdue reports during or immediately prior to the fifty-ninth session.
The Committee continued its practice of inviting States parties with long-overdue reports to submit all their overdue reports as a combined report. .
They were invited to submit all their overdue reports as a combined report by June 2005.
It will be recalled that the Committee previously used the above approach when it invited two States parties-- Cape Verde and Saint Lucia-- to submit all their overdue reports as combined reports.
States are reminded of their overdue reports through notes verbales, sent separately by the treaty bodies at different intervals.
These two States parties have been invited to submit all their overdue reports as combined reports by June 2005.
The Committee proceeded in accordance with its decisions 29/I and 31/III(i), and took into consideration its previous experience in inviting two States parties-- Cape Verde and Saint Lucia-- to submit all their overdue reports as combined reports.
The Committee has invited a number of States parties to submit all their overdue reports as a combined report by a specific date.
It decided to continue applying this procedure andsent reminders to several States parties that will be considered in the absence of a report in future sessions if they do not send their overdue reports by a set deadline.
It invited Bosnia and Herzegovina, Greece, Ireland, Luxembourg andthe United Kingdom to provide their overdue reports to the secretariat without delay, and requested the secretariat to make them available on the website.
In doing so, the Committee also took into consideration its previous experience in inviting two States parties, Cape Verde and Saint Lucia,to submit all their overdue reports as combined reports. .
It also decided to request the four States parties whose initial reports were more than 20 years overdue to submit all their overdue reports as combined reports by March 2008, for consideration at its forty-third session, in January 2009 Dominica, Guinea-Bissau, Haiti and Liberia.
The Committee proceeded in accordance with its decisions 29/I and 31/III(i),and took into consideration its previous experience in inviting two States parties-- Cape Verde and Saint Lucia-- to submit all their overdue reports as combined reports.
The Committee decided to request four more States parties-- Chad, Comoros, Lesotho,and Papua New Guinea-- to submit all their overdue reports as combined reports by July 2009, for consideration by the Committee in the second half of 2010.
At its sessions during the reporting period, the Committee decided to invite a number of States parties whose initial reports had been overdue for more than five years orwhose periodic reports had been overdue for more than 10 years to submit all their overdue reports as a combined report within two years.
At its forty-first session, in June 2008, the Committee invited Bulgaria, Côte d'Ivoire, Djibouti, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines andZimbabwe to submit all their overdue reports in a combined report within two years, failing which, it would proceed with the consideration of the implementation of the Convention in those States parties in the absence of a report. .
The Committee continued its practice of inviting States parties with long-overdue initial reports to submit all their overdue reports as a combined report by a specific date.
Taking account of these decisions, the Committee decided to invite States parties whose initial reports have been overdue for more than five years to submit their overdue reports as a combined report within two years(Afghanistan, Djibouti and Solomon Islands) andStates parties whose periodic reports have been overdue for more than 10 years to submit their overdue reports as a combined report within two years Bulgaria, Panama, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Senegal and Zimbabwe.
The pre-session working group also drew up lists of issues and questions on the implementation of the Convention in the Central African Republic, Grenada and Seychelles,which had been invited to submit all their overdue reports as combined reports by the end of 2008 for consideration by the Committee in early 2010.
At its earlier sessions, the Committee decided to send letters to States parties whose initial reports were more than five years overdue and whose periodic reports were more than 10 years overdue, requesting that they submit all their overdue reports as a combined report by a given date, identifying the sessions at which it wished to consider those reports reports of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women on its thirty-seventh and forty-first sessions see A/62/38 and A/63/38.
In addition, the Committee decided to request the four States parties that are more than 20 years overdue in submitting their initial report under article 18 of the Convention, that is, Dominica, Guinea-Bissau, Haiti andLiberia, to submit all their overdue reports as combined reports by March 2008, for consideration at its forty-third(January) session of 2009.
States parties to the Convention are also encouraged to comply with their treaty obligations and submit their overdue reports to the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
The Committee noted that at its thirty-seventh session, it had requested four States parties that are more than 20 years overdue in submitting their initial report under article 18 of the Convention, i.e. Dominica, Guinea-Bissau, Haiti and Liberia,to submit all their overdue reports as combined reports by March 2008, for consideration at its forty-third session in 2009.
At its forty-first session, in June 2008, the Committee invited Afghanistan, Bulgaria, Côte d'Ivoire, Djibouti, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Senegal, Solomon Islands, andZimbabwe to submit all their overdue reports in a combined report within two years, failing which, it would proceed with the consideration of the implementation of the Convention in those States parties in the absence of a report. .
It also noted that at its thirty-seventh session, it had requested four States parties that are more than 20 years overdue in submitting their initial report under article 18 of the Convention, i.e., Dominica, Guinea-Bissau, Haiti and Liberia,to submit all their overdue reports as combined reports by March 2008, for consideration at its forty-third session in 2009.
At the same time, those two States parties would be invited to submit all their overdue reports as combined reports by June 2005.
She wished to thank both Cape Verde and Saint Lucia which,at the Committee's invitation, had submitted all their overdue reports as combined reports in time for consideration in 2006.
The Committee also noted that, at its thirty-eighth session, it had requested four more States parties with long-overdue reports-- i.e., Bahamas, Central African Republic,Grenada and Seychelles-- to submit all their overdue reports as combined reports by the end of 2008, for consideration by the Committee in early 2010.
In March 2011, the Secretariat transmitted reminders to the permanent missions of 34 States parties with overdue reports. Of the 34 States contacted,11 submitted their overdue reports, including Afghanistan, Benin, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cameroon, Cyprus, Dominican Republic, Hungary, Iraq, Qatar, Senegal and Tajikistan.