Examples of using Is not fully implemented in English and their translations into Arabic
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Parallel Dimension: This feature is not fully implemented.
The Committee is concerned that although all child births take place in hospitals, early initiation of breastfeeding is low; there has been a decline in exclusive breastfeeding up to 6 months of age,and that the International Code of Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes is not fully implemented.
The Law on Judicial Power is not fully implemented with respect to a three-tier court system.
With regard to article 2 of the Convention,the Committee notes with concern that the principle of non-discrimination is not fully implemented for disabled children.
Moreover, article 4(b) of the Convention is not fully implemented, notably as regards participation in illegal and prohibited organizations.
With regard to article 2 of the Convention and to the Committee's earlier recommendation(see CRC/C/15/Add.2, paras. 7 and 13),the Committee notes with concern that the principle of non-discrimination is not fully implemented for the children of illegal immigrants, the so-called“children in hiding”.
The Committee is concerned that the principle of non-discrimination(art. 2) is not fully implemented for children living in the outer islands and in poor urban communities, especially with regard to their access to adequate health and educational facilities.
While noting the efforts made by the State party to promote timely birth registration, including the training of staff of hospitals and offices of registration of birth, as well as awareness- raising campaigns, and reduction of the registration fees, the Committee remains concerned that inremote rural areas the registration of birth is not fully implemented.
In 2002,CRC was deeply concerned that the principle of non-discrimination is not fully implemented in practice with respect to certain groups.
However, its previous concern that the principle of non-discrimination is not fully implemented in Latvia for children belonging to minorities, including Roma children, children with disabilities, and children living in rural areas, in particular with regard to their access to adequate health and education facilities.
While welcoming the enactment of the Code on Children and Adolescents(1998) and noting the measures taken and plans established for the full implementation of this Code, especially the ones contained in the document entitled“Transformations and Investment in the Human Rights of Children and Adolescents”(1999),the Committee remains concerned that the Code is not fully implemented.
Nonetheless, the law does not impose sanctions in casethis provision is not fully implemented and does not establish an authority to monitor its implementation.
While the Committee is aware that the full implementation of the new juvenile justice system requires substantial financial and human resources as well as the development of infrastructure, as established in the document entitled“Transformation and investment in the human rights of children and adolescents”(May 1999),it remains concerned that the juvenile justice system is not fully implemented.
The Committee is concerned that in many ruralareas legislation relating to birth registration is not fully implemented, which may seriously disadvantage non-registered children in the enjoyment of their rights.
However, if the treaty is not ratified or does enter into force or is not fully implemented, its signing and the rhetoric surrounding will jeopardize the relevance and credibility of the NPT and, by causing more despair and mistrust among nations, will ultimately increase the vulnerability of the international security environment.
The Committee, while noting the development of the National Plan to Overcome Discrimination in Chile 2001-2006,is concerned that the principle of non-discrimination is not fully implemented for children belonging to indigenous groups, poor children, girls, children with disabilities and children living in rural areas, especially with regard to their access to adequate health care and educational facilities.
The Committee is concerned that the principle of non-discrimination is not fully implemented for children living in institutions, children with disabilities, street children, children with HIV/AIDS, children of Roma origin and other ethnic minorities, especially with regard to their access to adequate health care and educational facilities.
With regard to article 2 of the Convention,the Committee notes with concern that the principle of non-discrimination is not fully implemented for girls, disabled children and illegal immigrant children, non-accompanied children and children living in rural areas, especially in the fields of education and health.
The Committee is concerned that the principle of non-discrimination is not fully implemented for children living in poverty, indigenous children, children of migrant workers, primarily those from neighbouring countries, street children, children with disabilities and marginalized adolescents who are neither studying nor working, especially with regard to their access to adequate health care and educational facilities.
The Committee is concerned that the principle of non-discrimination is not fully implemented for children of Roma origin, children of migrant workers, particularly when they are not legal, and unaccompanied foreign children, especially with regard to their access to adequate health care and educational facilities.
The Committee remains concerned that the principle of non-discrimination is not fully implemented for children of economically disadvantaged households, children living in rural areas, children in institutions, children with disabilities, Roma children and children affected with HIV/AIDS, especially regarding health care, social welfare and education.
However, it is concerned that the principle of nondiscrimination(article 2 of the Convention) is not fully implemented for girls, refugee and asylum-seeking children, Palestinian children, children with disabilities, and children living in less advantaged regions and rural areas, especially with regard to their access to health and adequate educational facilities.
The Committee is concerned that the principle of non-discrimination is not fully implemented for children of economically disadvantaged households, children living in rural areas, children in institutions, children with disabilities, Roma children and children affected by Chernobyl, especially with regard to their access to adequate health care and educational facilities.
The Committee is concerned that the principle of non-discrimination is not fully implemented for children belonging to indigenous groups or those groups speaking only Guaraní, urban and rural poor children, girls, street children, children with disabilities, and children living in rural areas, especially with regard to their access to adequate health and educational facilities.
The Committee reiterates its concern that the principle of non-discrimination is not fully implemented for children belonging to minorities not recognized under the Treaty of Lausanne of 1923, in particular children of Kurdish origin; children with disabilities; girls; refugee and asylum-seeking children; and children living in the Eastern and Southeastern regions and in rural areas- especially with regard to their access to adequate health and education.
Human rights are not fully implemented if they do not include the right to development.
Existing strategies were not fully implemented in the cantons.
The Board has flagged three recommendations from prior periods that were not fully implemented.