Примеры использования Training programmes for judges на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Iii Training programmes for judges;
The Ministry of Justice has created training programmes for judges.
Training programmes for judges and prosecutors.
Training programmes for judges on the rule of law.
The Judicial Studies Board provides training programmes for judges and judicial officers(JJO) at all levels.
The training programmes for judges and courses to recruit new judges were therefore particularly welcome.
In addition, the Länder also conduct corresponding training programmes for judges and public prosecutors.
Conducting training programmes for judges, prosecutors and law enforcement personnel.
New courts were still being established and training programmes for judges had been launched.
Three training programmes for judges, prosecutors, lawyers and legal scholars are currently under way.
Analyses of the level of compliance of legislation with international standards have been carried out, as have training programmes for judges, prosecutors and civil servants.
They are also included in specialized training programmes for judges, public prosecutors and the staff of public authorities.
The independent expert recommends that a sensitivity course on the problem of violence against women should be included in training programmes for judges and lawyers.
The design of curricula and training programmes for judges and clerks was not achieved owing to budgetary constraints of the Government.
Anti-monopoly and financial supervision agencies are being set up or strengthened, and training programmes for judges, lawyers and court officials have been launched.
Establish training programmes for judges focusing on Saudi Arabia's international human rights obligations(Sierra Leone);
The Committee notes the information provided by the State party on training programmes for judges, prosecutors, police officers and other law enforcement officials.
The training programmes for judges in matters relating to the exercise of citizens' rights and freedoms should include information on the obligations of the Russian Federation under the Convention.
The Committee also recommends that the State party pursue and extend training programmes for judges and prosecutors aiming at sensitizing them to discrimination issues.
Ongoing overseas training programmes for judges may, in the long term, help to meet a crucial need; in the short term, however, they compound the problem created by the shortages.
The Committee is additionally concerned at the lack of information about training programmes for judges on the Convention and the Committee's general comment No. 2(2007)(art. 10).
The Committee also recommends that the State party ensure that economic, social andcultural rights and their justiciability are an integral part of the training programmes for judges and lawyers.
Please also provide information on training programmes for judges and law enforcement officers aimed specifically at dealing with violence against women.
The British Judicial Studies Board had recently established an Ethnic Minorities Advisory Committee to design relevant training programmes for judges and materials on issues pertaining to race.
Please provide detailed information on training programmes for judges, prosecutors, forensic doctors and medical personnel dealing with detained persons, to detect and document physical and psychological sequelae of torture.
The courts had not, as yet, cited the Convention directly in their decisions, since training programmes for judges and lawyers had so far concentrated on domestic legislation rather than international treaties.
Ensure that training programmes for judges, prosecutors, forensic physicians and other medical personnel who work with prisoners specifically cover the Manual on the Effective Investigation and Documentation of Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment(the Istanbul Protocol);
The Committee also calls on the State party to ensure that legal training programmes for judges and lawyers include courses on the justiciability of the rights contained in the Covenant.
Please provide detailed information on training programmes for judges, prosecutors, forensic doctors and medical personnel dealing with detained persons, to detect and document physical and psychological sequelae of torture.