Примеры использования To consider such communications на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A list of States parties which have recognized the competence of the Committee to consider such communications can be found in annex I B.
A list of 43 States parties which have recognized the competence of the Committee to consider such communications can be found in annex I. In the period under review, two more States have made the declaration under article 14.
In its resolution 1983/27, the Council reaffirmed the mandate of the Commission to consider confidential and non-confidential communications on the status of women andauthorized the Commission to appoint a working group to consider such communications and prepare a report thereon for the Commission.
A list of 46 States parties which have recognized the competence of the Committee to consider such communications can be found in annex I. In the period under review, one more State has made the declaration under article 14: Georgia.
In its resolution 1983/27, the Economic and Social Council reaffirmed the mandate of the Commission to consider confidential and non-confidential communications on the status of women, andauthorized the Commission to appoint a working group to consider such communications and prepare a report thereon for the Commission.
A list of 53 States parties which have recognized the competence of the Committee to consider such communications can be found in annex I, section B. During the period under review, one more State, Kazakhstan, made the declaration under article 14.
A list of States parties which have recognized the competence of the Committee to consider such communications can be found in annex I.B.
A list of 45 States parties which have recognized the competence of the Committee to consider such communications can be found in annex I. In the period under review, two more States have made the declaration under article 14: Liechtenstein and Venezuela.
A list of 54 States parties which have recognized the competence of the Committee to consider such communications can be found in annex I, section B.
A list of 51 States parties which have recognized the competence of the Committee to consider such communications can be found in annex I, section B. During the period under review, four more States made the declaration under article 14: Andorra, Argentina, Brazil and Morocco.
Adherence to the Optional Protocol obliges a State party to cooperate with the Committee in good faith so as to permit and enable it to consider such communications, and after examination, to forward its views to the State party and to the individual.
A list of 41 States parties which have recognized the competence of the Committee to consider such communications can be found in Annex I. In the period under review, seven more States have made the declaration under article 14: Austria, Azerbaijan, Brazil, Germany, Mexico, Monaco and Slovenia.
The author submits that implicit in a State's adherence to the Optional Protocol is an undertaking to cooperate with the Committee in good faith so as to permit and enable it to consider such communications, and after examination to forward its views to the State party and to the individual.
Cooperate with the Committee in good faith so as to permit and enable it to consider such communications, and after examination to forward its Views to the State party and to the individual art. 5(1), 4.
Implicit in a State's adherence to the Optional Protocol is an undertaking to cooperate with the Committee in good faith so as to permit and enable it to consider such communications, and after examination to forward its views to the State party and to the individual concerned.
Implicit in a State's adherence to the Protocol is an undertaking to cooperate with the Committee in good faith so as to permit and enable it to consider such communications, and after examination to forward its views to the State party and to the individual art. 5(1), 4.
Implicit in a State's adherence to the Protocol is the undertaking to cooperate with the Committee in good faith so as to permit and enable it to consider such communications, and after examination thereof, to forward its Views to the State party and the individual art. 5, paras. 1 and 4.
Implicit in a State's adherence to the Protocol is an undertaking to cooperate with the Committee in good faith,so as to enable it to consider such communications, and after examination to forward its Views to the State party and to the individual article 5, paragraphs 1 and 4.
Implicit in a State's adherence to the Optional Protocol is an undertakingto cooperate with the Committee in good faith so as to permit and enable it to consider such communications, and after examination to forward its views to the State party and to the individual art. 5, paras. 1 and 4.
Implicit in a State's adherence to the Optional Protocol is an undertaking to cooperate with the Committee in good faith so as to permit and enable it to consider such communications, and after examination to forward its views to the State party and to the individual art. 5, paras. 1 and 4.
Adherence to the Optional Protocol obliges a State party to cooperate with the Committee in good faith so as to permit and enable it to consider such communications, and after examination, to forward its views to the State party and to the individual art. 5, paras. 1 and 4.
Implicit in a State's adherence to the Protocol is an undertaking to cooperate with the Committee in good faith,so as to enable it to consider such communications, and after examination, to forward its Views to the State party and to the individual concerned article 5, paragraphs 1 and 4.
Implicit in a State's adherence to the Optional Protocol is an undertaking to cooperate with the Committee in good faith so as to permit and enable it to consider such communications, and after examination to forward its views to the State party and to the individual concerned art. 5, paras. 1 and 4.
Implicit in a State's adherence to the Protocol is an undertaking to cooperate with the Committee in good faith so as to permit and enable it to consider such communications, and after examination to forward its views to the State party and to the individual art. 5, paras. 1 and 4.
Implicit in a State's adherence to the Optional Protocol is an undertaking to cooperate with the Committee in good faith so as to permit and enable it to consider such communications, and after examination to forward its views to the State party and to the individual art. 5, paras. 1 and 4.
Implicit in a State's adherence to the Optional Protocol is the undertaking to cooperate with the Committee in good faith so as to permit and enable it to consider such communications, and after examination thereof to forward its views to the State party concerned and to the individual art. 5, paras. 1 and 4.
Implicit in a State's adherence to the Optional Protocol is the undertaking to cooperate with the Committee in good faith so as to permit and enable it to consider such communications, and after examination thereof, to forward its views to the State party concerned and to the individual art. 5, paras. 1 and 4.
The procedure is only applicable to those States parties that expressly recognize the competence of the Committee to receive and consider such communications.
Turning to the question of individual communications, he wondered if Lithuania would be prepared to recognize the competence of the Committee to receive and consider such communications under article 14 of the Convention, given that it had done so in respect of individual communications to the Human Rights Committee and that it had accepted the provisions of the European Convention on Human Rights regarding the right of individual petition.
Any individual subject to the jurisdiction of the Czech Republic may lodge a complaint/communication on human rights violations with international bodies which have the mandate to consider such complaint/communication under the relevant treaty to which the Czech Republic is party.