Примеры использования To its views на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Committee welcomes the State party's response to its Views.
Ecuador's long-standing rejection of country-specific resolutions was without prejudice to its views on the human rights situations in the countries covered by such resolutions.
The Committee would shortly receive her Government's official response to its Views.
The Committee may request the State party to include information on any action taken in response to its views or recommendations in its reports under article 35 of the Convention.
In 1990, the Human Rights Committee established a procedure of monitoring the followup to its views.
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The Committee refers in this context to its views on communication No. 588/1994(see section W above) in which it explained and clarified its jurisprudence on the issue of the death row phenomenon.
The plenary of the Committee decided to draw the attention of the CMP to its views on this matter.
Regarding follow-up to its views on communication 1472/2006 referring to the ICCPR, the HR Committee requested that Belgium consider the possibility of granting compensation to the authors of the communication.
The European Union noted the Committee's intention of studying that issue and looked forward to its views.
It appointed two ad hoc rapporteurs for follow-up to its views in A.S. v. Hungary, 4/2004.
The Committee would wish to receive from the State party, within 90 days,information about the measures taken in response to its views.
Thereby, the Committee advises States parties as to its views on effective legislative, judicial, administrative and other measures to bring their laws and practice into compliance with the obligations of the Convention.
Refer generally to the OECD Model Convention and commentaries,without reference to its views on particular issues.
In July 1990, the Committee established a procedure for the monitoring of follow-up to its Views under article 5, paragraph 4, of the Optional Protocol, and created the mandate of the Special Rapporteur for follow-up on Views to this effect.
Australia's support for draft resolutions A/C.4/63/L.16 andL.17 were thus without prejudice to its views on the advisory opinion.
It also refers to its Views in Borzov v. Estonia and Tsarjov v. Estonia, where it was held that considerations related to national security may serve a legitimate aim in the exercise of a State party's sovereignty in the granting of its citizenship.
The Committee wishes to receive from the State party, within 90 days, information about the measures taken to give effect to its views.
The Committee may also invite the State party to submit further information about any measures that it has taken in response to its views or recommendations, including in the State party's subsequent reports under the reporting procedure OP, art. 7 5.
The Committee wishes to receive from the State party, within 180 days,information about the measures taken to give effect to its Views.
During its thirty-ninth session(July 1990), the Committee established a procedure whereby it could monitor the follow-up to its Views under article 5, paragraph 4, and it created the mandate of a Special Rapporteur for the follow-up on Views. .
However, since that option was not mentioned in the discussion paper, his delegation would favour option 1 for article 7,which came closest to its views on the subject.
Delegations agreed that the Committee would have a long-term role in monitoring follow-up to its views on communications, including through the inclusion of relevant information in the periodic reports States parties are required to submit under article 18 of the Convention.
That was precisely what the Committee did, when, at the end of its finding of a violation,it systematically called for information on the measures taken to give effect to its Views.
The Committee takes note of the initiatives taken by the State party andthe information provided on steps to give effect to its Views in the case of Nabil Sayadi and Patricia Vinck CCPR/C/D/1472/2006.
Ms. CHANET objected to the reference to the recommendationsof the Nairobi Colloquium, particularly the suggestion that the Committee should cite the jurisprudence of other international bodies in footnotes to its Views.
The Committee may invite the State Party to submit further information about any measures the State Party has taken to give effect to its views or recommendations, including as deemed appropriate by the Committee, in the State Party's subsequent report under article 18 of the Convention.
As to the State party's claim that the communication is clearly without merit because it falls outside the scope of article 9, paragraph 1, the author refers to the jurisprudence of the Committee in communication No. 44/1979,Alba Pietraroia v. Uruguay and to its Views on communication No. 305/1988, Van Alphen v. The Netherlands.
The Committee may invite the State Party to submit further information about any measures the State Party has taken in response to its views or recommendations, if any, including as deemed appropriate by the Committee, in the State Party's subsequent reports under article 18 of the Convention.
During its thirty-ninth session(July 1990), following a thorough debate on the Committee's competence to engage in follow-up activities,the Committee established a procedure for monitoring the follow-up to its Views under article 5, paragraph 4, of the Optional Protocol.
The Committee may request the State party to include information on any action taken in response to its Views, recommendations or decisions closing the consideration of a communication following a friendly settlement agreement in its subsequent reports under article 16 and 17 of the Covenant.