Примеры использования These mechanisms can на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Depending on the country, these mechanisms can be voluntary or mandatory.
These mechanisms can refer constantly to the human rights situation in the exercise of their functions.
As long asthe basic goals and principles of public participation such as described above are met, these mechanisms can improve overall public involvement in international forums.
Once again, these mechanisms can be considered from two perspectives: the agreed procedure, and precedents of use.
The sources of tension will vary, ranging from disputes over land and other resources, religion andethnicity to political succession, but by promoting indigenous solutions, these mechanisms can build a culture of peaceful dispute resolution and reduce the need for international mediation.
In exercising their functions, these mechanisms can refer continuously to actual human rights situations.
These mechanisms can range from judicial review and enforcement of human rights obligations through administrative procedures.
The Special Rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief emphasized the contribution that these mechanisms can make to a better understanding of complex situations, for example involving systemic exclusion and discrimination of certain minority groups.
These mechanisms can be classified into two broad categories: government sector and non-government sector wage fixing mechanisms. .
While entry permits and visas tend to be used in situations where persons have already agreed to give evidence against a suspect, these mechanisms can also be used as a measure to ensure that smuggled migrants have a period of time in which to reflect on their situation and make an informed decision about whether or not they will agree to participate in a criminal justice process.
These mechanisms can integrate financial incentives and reward systems that foster the vertical and horizontal integration needed to reduce health inequities.
Suggests that the special rapporteurs, representatives, experts andchairpersons of working groups of the special procedures of the Commission on Human Rights consider how these mechanisms can make available information on the particular situation of individuals working for the promotion and protection of all human rights and fundamental freedoms and how their protection can be enhanced, taking into account the ongoing deliberations of the relevant working group of the Commission;
These mechanisms can be effective only if backed by indicators for which there are data that are reliable, comparable across time and countries and easy to collect and to interpret.
Collaboration and coordination among these mechanisms can lead to increased attention to gender perspectives at national level.
These mechanisms can safeguard the right and adequately check those individuals responsible for implementing the right to ensure that they are satisfactorily complying with their duties.
Participants emphasized the contribution that these mechanisms can make to a better understanding of complex situations, for example involving systemic exclusion and discrimination of certain minority groups.
These mechanisms can serve as national or local fora, constituted formally or informally, to propose, discuss, consult and seek consensus between commercial parties and governmental authorities on facilitation measures to improve international trade and transport, including transit matters.
More specifically, these mechanisms can help to identify sources of risk, monitor developments and make recommendations for early preventive action.
These mechanisms can include United Nations bodies, including United Nations representatives and mechanisms, such as treaty bodies, special procedures, the universal periodic review mechanism and field presences of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, and other bodies outside the United Nations system.
With their complementary mandates, these mechanisms can provide all of the oversight services that the United Nations system requires, providing that there is effective coordination and cooperation between them to avoid duplication and ensure synergy, and adequate supervision by Member States see paragraphs 20- 24 below.
However, these mechanisms can only be effective if those who are entrusted with their implementation are committed and adequately trained to respect the rights of suspects under investigation and the role of lawyers representing them.
At the national level, these mechanisms can range from judicial review and enforcement of human rights obligations through administrative procedures to hold officials accountable for their actions to community-based or traditional accountability mechanisms. .
The Special Rapporteur is of the view that these mechanisms can play a vital role in preventing and eliminating extremist political parties, movements and groups including neo-Nazis and skinhead groups, as well as similar extremist ideological movements in line with paragraph 119 of the outcome document of the Durban Review Conference.
These mechanisms could be expanded to obtain useful contributions from the six candidate countries.
These mechanisms could be complemented by in-kind contributions, such as.
In principle any of these mechanisms could be used to support CCS projects.
These mechanisms could be grouped under what could be called"distortion correction schemes" and should be selective and directed specifically to the sector concerned.
These mechanisms could include compensation mechanisms and tax exemptions or lower interest rates for those who wish to take part in land consolidation projects.
These mechanisms could provide for the private capital with an opportunity for stable revenue from infrastructure investments with low risk as compared to commercial projects, including smart projects.
These mechanisms could include full respect for the norms of extradition in accordance with the law, which are the tangible expression of the political will of States to cooperate in the preservation of the legal rights protected by international agreements and by domestic legislation.