Примеры использования To initial reports на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Some flexibility will be applied in regard to initial reports.
Although it was right to give priority to initial reports, that criterion could not be adopted as an absolute.
Some flexibility will be applied in regard to initial reports.
The Committee might, however, wish to give priority to initial reports or to reports from countries where the situation was pressing.
Such an approach would clearly not be appropriate in relation to initial reports.
As the Committee's practice was to give priority to initial reports, he suggested that Uganda should be included in the list for consideration at the next session.
The Human Rights Committee was not envisaging applying the simplified reporting procedure to initial reports.
However, the procedure was not applicable to initial reports and could be used only where States parties had already submitted a previous report. .
The Committee will formulate in advance a list of issues in relation to initial reports submitted by States parties.
The procedure was not applicable to initial reports and States parties were free to address other topics in their periodic reports if they so wished.
A reflection of this concern may also be includedin the concluding comments, whereby some flexibility will be applied in regard to initial reports.
Mr. SADI said that he took it that the purpose of extending the drafting of lists of issues to initial reports was to render the dialogue as meaningful as possible, as soon as possible.
At its thirty-first session, the Committee decided that the pre-session working group would also prepare lists of issues and questions relating to initial reports.
Since lists of issues prior to reporting were not to be applied to initial reports and were optional procedures, the relevance of treaty-specific reporting guidelines was confirmed by the inter-committee meeting.
In addition to preferences by the States parties,the secretariat gives due consideration to geographic distribution as well as gives priority to initial reports, where possible.
Ms. GAER, maintaining that priority should always be given to initial reports, agreed to the compromise, with the proviso that if any countries dropped out, initial reports should always be considered in their stead.
Mr. YAKOVLEV said that it was only logical that the kinds of questions that might be included in lists of issues in relation to periodic reports were just as likely to arise in relation to initial reports.
The Committee should give serious consideration to whether paragraphs 20 to 106 of the draft guidelines were intended to apply only to initial reports, given that other guidelines already existed on preparing periodic reports. .
Mr. RASMUSSEN said that since the Committee had decided to accord priority to initial reports and the additional week in November 2005 had yet to be confirmed, it might be advisable to deal with the initial report of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which was scheduled for the additional week, before considering some of the periodic reports of other States parties.
The pre-session working group notes that, as initial reports will be considered on an article-by-article basis, with the exception of articles 1, 2, 7, 8, 15 and 16, the lists of issues andquestions relating to initial reports will follow the same approach.
She did not think it advisable to use lists of issues in relation to initial reports, not least because the Committee's decision to give priority to consideration of initial reports meant that there would be less time between an initial report being submitted and its consideration by the Committee, leaving little time for lists of issues to be drawn up.
The Committee has decided to initiate this procedure in relation to periodic reports that are due in 2009 and 2010,which will not be applied to initial reports or to periodic reports already submitted and awaiting consideration by the Committee.
In the light of the discussions at the 1155th meeting on the allocation of time to the consideration of reports, the Committee might agree that substantial time be allocated to initial reports, that more time be allocated to comprehensive periodic reports than to updates and that more time be given to States which had much to report or about which the Committee had expressed concern than to States for which questions of racial discrimination were rarely raised.
The Committee usually invites eight States parties to present their reports at each session, taking into account the criteria of preference to be given to those States parties whosereports have been pending for the longest time, the need to give priority to initial reports and the desirability of a balance of reports in terms of geographic and other factors.
For its twenty-second session, the Committee, taking into account the criteria of preference to be given to those States parties whose reports had been pending for the longest time,the need to give priority to initial reports and the desirability of balance of reports in terms of geographic and other factors, decided to invite eight States parties to submit reports, which will be before the Committee see documentation list below.
At its twentieth session, the Committee, taking into account the criteria of preference to be given to those States parties whose reports had been pending for the longest time,the need to give priority to initial reports and the desirability of balance of reports in terms of geographic and other factors, decided to invite seven States parties to submit reports. .
At its twenty-third session, the Committee, taking into account the criteria of preference to be given to those States parties whose reports had been pending for the longest time,the need to give priority to initial reports and the desirability of balance of reports in terms of geographic and other factors, decided to invite eight States parties to present their reports. .
At its twenty-sixth session, the Committee, taking into account the criteria of preference to be given to those States parties whose reports had been pending for the longest time,the need to give priority to initial reports and the desirability of balance of reports in terms of geographic and other factors, decided to invite 11 States parties to present their reports at the exceptional session.
At its eighteenth session, the Committee, taking into account the criteria of preference to be given to those States parties whose reports had been pending for the longest time,the need to give priority to initial reports and the desirability of a balance of reports in terms of geographic and other factors, decided to consider at its nineteenth session a total of 8 reports of States parties drawn from a provisional list of 10.