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They also have authority to take disciplinary measures.
E The decision not to take disciplinary or administrative action is normally based on the separation of the staff member from service during the disciplinary proceedings or after the completion of the investigation owing to resignation, office-wide downsizing or death.
Another Government representative indicated that the Government intended to take disciplinary measures against those armed elements.
The Military Advocate General found no grounds to take disciplinary or other measures for the IDF's use of weapons containing phosphorous, which involved no violation of the Law of Armed Conflict.
However, some foreign companies which have invested in the country have started to take disciplinary action against workers who went on strike.
The Committee also urges the State party to take disciplinary action against checkpoint officials who are found responsible for unattended roadside births, miscarriages, and maternal deaths resulting from delays at checkpoints, as well as maltreatment of Palestinian ambulance drivers.
Chile noted that under their labour laws it was prohibited for an employer to take disciplinary measures against an employee following an allegation of corruption.
The Government of Myanmar should continue to take disciplinary action against the persons or groups responsible for aiding and abetting the recruitment of children(including the"pre-recruitment" and use of children for work on military bases), and is urged to systematize and institutionalize this disciplinary process.
Notice of proceedings against such officials was also given to the prison service andthe IGAI to enable them to take disciplinary action against the individuals concerned.
After the Russian Revolution of 1905, Rudnev refused to take disciplinary measures against the revolutionary-minded men of his crew who had protested the manifesto.
The code applies to all members of the Kosovo Protection Corps who have signed an oath of office, andprovides a legal basis for the Corps Commander to take disciplinary action against non-compliant members.
What were the authorities doing to improve judges' pay and to take disciplinary measures in cases where the rules of the judiciary were violated?
Official command orders issued through the chain of command of the armed force orgroup specifying a commitment to halt violations and to take disciplinary measures against perpetrators;
As noted in paragraph 14 of the present report,the decision not to take disciplinary or administrative action is normally based on lack of evidence of misconduct or wrongdoing.
With guidance from the Special Representative's Office for theOversight of Publicly-owned Enterprises, the Airport Board subsequently decided to take disciplinary action against all those implicated.
During her visit, my Special Representative urged the Government to take disciplinary actions against parties and individuals implicated in grave child rights violations.
It also encourages clubs to prevent the sale of racist literature inside and around the stadium,to remove all racist graffiti from the ground, and to take disciplinary action against any player who engages in racial abuse.
Criminal prosecution, moreover, does not affect the administration's right to take disciplinary action against its officials in accordance with the principle of the duality of criminal and disciplinary offences.
The result, in the view of non-governmental organizations, had been a case of Member States exerting pressure to propose onerous rules for the entire class of non-governmental organizations rather than of the Secretariat exercising its prerogative to take disciplinary action against those very few non-governmental organizations that had not conducted themselves properly.
Ii All educational institutions in the public andprivate sectors have been directed to take disciplinary measures to counter incitement to terrorist acts motivated by extremism and intolerance and to prevent subversion in institutions by extremists.
The Council also urged troop-contributing countries to take appropriate preventive action including the conduct of predeployment awareness training, and to take disciplinary action and other action to ensure full accountability in cases of such conduct involving their personnel.
The Committee also urges the State party to take disciplinary action against checkpoint officials who are found responsible for unattended roadside births, miscarriages, and maternal deaths resulting from delays at checkpoints, as well as maltreatment of Palestinian ambulance drivers.
The United Nations Volunteers Programme was requested by the Department of Field Support to take disciplinary action against a Volunteer for a substantiated allegation originating from UNMIS in 2010.
The Office of Human Resources Management was requested by the Department of Field Support to take disciplinary actions against two staff members involved in an allegation originating from MINUSTAH in 2011(the evidence was later deemed insufficient and the matter closed accordingly); a staff member relating to an allegation from the United Nations Mission in the Sudan(UNMIS) in 2011(the staff member was dismissed); and a staff member relating to an allegation from UNMIL in 2011 the matter remains under review.
For those airport staff whose criminal cases were dismissed by the Department of Justice,the Board of Directors has decided to take disciplinary and other measures, including the possibility of dismissal and civil action seeking restitution.
Paragraph 4 implements the Adviser's recommendation that the model MOU require a troop contributor to take disciplinary action against a contingent commander who is repatriated because a United Nations investigation found that the contingent commander had failed to cooperate with it ibid., para. 61.
In article 8(6) of the Convention against Corruption, States parties are encouraged to take disciplinary or other measures against public officials who violate the codes or standards of conduct.
The Secretary-General is fully committed to taking disciplinary action where such misconduct is found to have occurred.
As regards fraud cases,she explained that UNDP was focusing on preventing them in addition to taking disciplinary measures.
Concern was raised in one jurisdiction at the limited mandate of the anti-corruption body with respect to investigating private property orprivate-sector individuals, except those who conspired with public officials, and to taking disciplinary measures against parliamentarians and the judiciary.