Примеры использования To appoint a rapporteur на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In this regard, the Committee has decided to appoint a Rapporteur on reprisals.
Mechanism envisages the possibility of a single OSCE rapporteur carrying out the mission,should the requested State decline to appoint a rapporteur.
He welcomed the High Commissioner's support for the Committee's decision to appoint a rapporteur for follow-up on concluding observations.
III. The Committee decided to appoint a rapporteur to draft a document on the relationship of the Committee on Enforced Disappearances with national human rights institutions.
At its forty-fourth session the Committee had decided to appoint a Rapporteur for follow-up.
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She drew attention to the need to appoint a rapporteur for each complaint who would assume ongoing responsibility for its fate.
It explains the issues to be addressed by the questionnaire approved by the Commission andinvites the Sub-Commission to request the Commission to appoint a Rapporteur.
At its forty-fourth session, the Committee decided to appoint a rapporteur on follow-up to concluding observations and an alternate.
To appoint a rapporteur on communications; a rapporteur on follow-up to concluding observations; and a rapporteur on reprisals(5/VI);
The CHAIRPERSON said that when preparing documents suchas draft general comments, it was usual practice for the Committee to appoint a rapporteur who would be responsible for preparing the draft.
Moreover, this session, the Committee needed to appoint a rapporteur on the follow-up to the Committee comments adopted on the strength of Article 14 of the Convention.
She would also like to know how the country rapporteurs were appointed; it would be useful to appoint a rapporteur who was familiar with the legal and economic system in the State party concerned.
He agreed with the proposal to appoint a rapporteur on information to look at the list of countries to be examined, obtain a list of the relevant press, radio and television services, and inform those who might be interested about the Committee's work.
In accordance with one of the recommendations drafted for the sixth inter-committee meeting,all treaty bodies were encouraged to appoint a rapporteur or focal point to liaise with the specialized agencies. He invited Committee members to inform Mr. Thornberry if they were prepared to perform that task.
Consequently, the Committee's decision to appoint a rapporteur on follow-up to decisions under article 22 of the Convention and a rapporteur on follow-up to conclusions and recommendations on State party reports was welcome.
At its forty-fourth session, the Committee decided to appoint a rapporteur on follow-up to concluding observations and an alternate: Dubravka Šimonović and Barbara Bailey, respectively.
As to the Committee's working methods,she fully supported its decision to appoint a rapporteur for follow-up on concluding observations and pledged her Office's assistance with that initiative.
In this context, it needs to be noted that the CAT Committee recently decided to appoint a Rapporteur to follow-up on any allegations of reprisals287 under the Convention, following Article 13 of the CAT, second limb, which states.
For this reason, at its fourth session, the Committee decided to appoint a rapporteur to prepare, with the support of the secretariat, a first draft of a document on the relationship of the Committee on Enforced Disappearances with national human rights institutions.
At its forty-fourth session, the Committee decided to appoint a rapporteur on follow-up to concluding observations and an alternate; it also adopted a framework for the rapporteur's mandate, which would be for one year.
At its forty-fourth session, held in July-August 2009,the Committee decided to appoint a Rapporteur on follow-up to concluding observations and an alternate rapporteur, Dubravka Šimonović and Barbara Bailey, respectively, and also defined their mandate.
The committee would also be authorized to appoint a special rapporteur to examine specific issues or to conduct inquiries.
At its fortyfirst session the Commission, in its resolution 1985/33, decided to appoint a special rapporteur to examine questions relevant to torture.
Her delegation welcomed the decision of the Commission on Human Rights to appoint a Special Rapporteur to deal with contemporary forms of racism.
The author suggests that the Sub-Commission may wish to request the Commission to appoint a Special Rapporteur to conduct a full study on this subject.
The Commission invited its Chairman to appoint a special rapporteur to report on developments in the human rights situation in Zaire at its fifty-third session.
For these reasons the Sub-Commission may wish to consider requesting the Commission on Human Rights to appoint a special rapporteur to carry out such a study.
In 1989, the Commission, by its resolution 1989/75, decided to appoint a Special Rapporteur to examine the human rights situation in Romania and report thereon.
The Commission requested its chairman to appoint a special rapporteur to investigate the human rights situation in the former Yugoslavia, in particular within Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Further, Madagascar welcomed the decision by the Commission on Human Rights to appoint a Special Rapporteur to examine contemporary forms of racism and related forms of intolerance.