Examples of using Reported partial implementation in English and their translations into Chinese
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Bangladesh, Jordan and Kyrgyzstan reported partial implementation.
Kenya reported partial implementation of paragraph 1 and no compliance with paragraph 2.
Angola, Kenya, Mauritania, Sierra Leone and Togo reported partial implementation of these measures.
Angola reported partial implementation of article 9 and, where applicable, also cited relevant legislation or other measures.
Afghanistan, Tajikistan and Yemen reported partial implementation of the article under review.
Mongolia and Pakistan also indicated full compliance with the provision under review,while Yemen reported partial implementation.
Cuba and Ecuador reported partial implementation of paragraph 1 of article 23.
Kinds of technical assistance needed by the seven States parties that reported partial implementation of article 17 of the Convention.
Mauritania reported partial implementation of the article, but did not cite the applicable legislation, an obligatory reporting item.
Technical assistance needs of the 30 parties that reported partial implementation of article 52 of the Convention.
Mauritius also reported partial implementation of such measures, but did not provide an account of its applicable legislation(an obligatory reporting item).
Figure 16 Types oftechnical assistance needed by the nine States parties that reported partial implementation of article 17 of the Convention.
Kyrgyzstan reported partial implementation of measures criminalizing active bribery and no criminalization of passive bribery of international public officials.
Colombia(update), Cuba and Guatemala also provided details on case law,while Ecuador reported partial implementation of such measures.
Bangladesh and Kyrgyzstan reported partial implementation of article 6 of the Convention.
Indonesia, Jordan and the Philippines cited domestic measures adopted to implement article 23,while Bangladesh and Kyrgyzstan reported partial implementation.
Pakistan reported partial implementation of the article under review and referred to the National Accountability Ordinance 1999 as the relevant normative framework.
Brunei Darussalam specified that no particular legislation on the matter existed,while Fiji and Yemen reported partial implementation of the provision and cited applicable legislation.
China reported partial implementation of the measures set forth in article 23, while Hong Kong, China, stated that it was in full compliance with regard to such measures.
Armenia further indicated full compliance with paragraph 4, concerning the deduction of expenses incurred in the return or disposal of confiscated property,while Azerbaijan reported partial implementation.
Mauritania and Togo also reported partial implementation and stated that the receipt of specific technical assistance would assist them in better complying with the Convention.
Sierra Leone reported full implementation of paragraph(b), requiring the criminalization of passive bribery of national public officials,while Kenya reported partial implementation of that provision.
In relation to the same provision, Lithuania and Slovakia reported partial implementation, while Poland and former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia reported no implementation. .
Serbia reported partial implementation of measures to require financial institutions to verify the identity of their customers and apply enhanced scrutiny, as prescribed in paragraph 1, and cited applicable legislation.
Out of the five reporting parties, the United Republic of Tanzania reported partial implementation of the provision of the Convention providing for measures on public procurement personnel(art. 9, subpara. 1(e)).
Guatemala also reported partial implementation of a system of domestic review of public procurement decisions and measures regarding procurement personnel, as prescribed by paragraphs 1(d) and(e).
Austria, Finland, France, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom reported partial implementation, while Spain provided no information on the implementation of the entire article under review(an obligatory reporting requirement).
Argentina reported partial implementation of article 17 because the mere use of public property by public officials was not subsumed under the notion of" other diversion of funds" covered by its Penal Code.
The Dominican Republic and El Salvador reported partial implementation of such measures, while Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica and Uruguay reported no implementation. .
Tunisia reported partial implementation of the requirement to ensure the existence of an anti-corruption body(para. 1) and full implementation concerning independence, resources and trained staff for the body(para. 2).