Exemples d'utilisation de Working group observed en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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The Working Group observed a minute's silence in his memory.
During its visits to detention facilities, the Working Group observed the excessive use of detention on remand.
The Working Group observed the excessive use of detention on remand.
As with many of its other areas of concern, the Working Group observed commendable counter-measures also in this respect.
The Working Group observed that Senegal has one of the most restrictive abortion laws in Africa.
Relying on the findings of the independent international commission of inquiry on the Syrian Arab Republic, the Working Group observed that enforced disappearances were being perpetrated as a systematic and widespread attack on civilians, and thus qualified as a crime against humanity.
The Working Group observed that the question of participation of experts in arbitral proceedings had evolved.
In reviewing the notifications, the Working Group observed that there had been an improvement in specifying intended catches.
The Working Group observed that the draft instrument had been drafted to avoid encroaching on agency law.
Compared with the previous report, the Working Group observed an increased use of new technological opportunities to reach the public.
The Working Group observed that most detainees cannot afford a lawyer, and many depend on legal aid.
Reviewing Table 18, the Working Group observed that there remained inconsistencies in the way in which different notifications specified intended catches.
The Working Group observed that transboundary air pollution was still a major environmental concern in many parts of the world.
During the reporting period, the Working Group observed a pattern of short-term enforced disappearances being used in a number of countries, including Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates.
The Working Group observed that, at its thirty-eighth session, the Commission had noted that the issue of ex parte interim measures remained contentious.
The NISI working group observed several guidelines when developing this FYI RFC.
The Working Group observed that international and bilateral technical cooperation contributes significantly to the realization of minority rights.
The Working Group observed that it is extremely important to envisage an adequate system of remedies that are easily understood and properly used.
The Working Group observed that the authorities and the civil society are aware of the issues of concern raised by the Working Group and are pursuing measures to address these issues.
The Working Group observed that it was in the interest of all States engaging in space activities to protect themselves against international liability.
The Working Group observed that once again this year, only a small proportion of exploratory fisheries notifications made last year resulted in active fisheries.
The Working Group observed that 1991 appeared to be a year of poor krill availability to predators across all three subareas of Statistical Area 48.
The Working Group observed that the principal complaint raised in the communication is Mr. Iskandarov's alleged abduction from the Russian Federation to Tajikistan.
The working group observed a minute of silence to honour the memory of Chief Ed Burnstick, who had made an important contribution to further the cause of his people.
The Working Group observed that the rules did not apply to members of troop contingents and other military personnel supplied to the United Nations by Member States for peace-keeping purposes.
The Working Group observed that the biomass time series shows that the biomass during the year of the CCAMLR-2000 Survey was in the lower range of the biomass 199 estimates.
The working group observed that there was still a need to better identify the needs of end-users and meet those needs and to accommodate both the evolution of users' requirements and the development of the technologies.
The Working Group observed one minute's silence in memory of Mr Igor Vucer, who had represented Slovenia at meetings under the Convention and who had passed away at the end of GE.05-31762.
The Working Group observed that over the past 10 years, Brazil had shown the political will to overcome racism and address issues of racial equality faced by Afro-Brazilians.
The Working Group observed that the scope of the Central Eurasian Aridland Mammals action was very wide, both in terms of potential species to be included, and in geography, and that priorities had to be decided on.