Examples of using Coe noted in English and their translations into Russian
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JS6 and CoE noted the decriminalization of defamation in 2010.
CoE noted that the rate of infant and maternal mortality was manifestly higher than in other European countries.
JS2 and CoE noted occurrences of racial profiling by the police.
CoE noted that the health care budget was significantly lower than that of other European countries.
LLG, JS1, HRW and CoE noted concerns about physical attacks on journalists, some of them concerning journalists reporting on elections.
As CoE noted, CoE-ECSR found that the right of young workers and apprentices to a fair wage or other appropriate allowances was not guaranteed in practice.
The CoE noted that daily working hours might be extended to 16 hours in various occupations.
As CoE noted, CoE-ECSR considered that the measures taken to remedy long-term or youth unemployment rates were inadequate.
AI and the CoE noted that the Committee of Ministers was awaiting an action plan or report from the State on the case of Khaled El-Masri.
The CoE noted that foreign nationals, lawfully resident in Luxembourg, are not entitled to social benefits on an equal footing with nationals.
As CoE noted, CoE-ECSR found that civil servants and employees in electricity and water supply services were denied the right to strike.
The CoE noted that the levels of the minimum old-age, invalid and survivors pensions as well as the level of unemployment benefit were manifestly inadequate.
As CoE noted, CoE-ECRI reiterated its recommendation that Ukraine include in the Constitution the right to equality and non-discrimination for all, but not just for citizens.
The CoE noted that legislation and practice in Luxembourg did not guarantee that all migrants receive emergency social assistance for as long as they might require it.
As CoE noted, the Commissioner for Human Rights of the Council of Europe(CoE- Commissioner) considered the system of court fees in civil proceedings as a potential obstacle to accessing justice.
The CoE noted the discrimination against various groups including non-Muslim minority groups, Alevis, Roman, Kurds, refugees and asylum seekers in various fields including education, housing and health.
CPT/CoE noted that 76 persons died in Portuguese prisons in 2007 and that this figure represents a decrease compared to previous years, but was high compared to other European prison systems.
CoE noted that in 2010 the Committee for the prevention of torture and inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment(CPT) published the report on its 2008 visit, together with the Montenegrin authorities' response.
CoE noted that the Commissioner for Human Rights, in assessing the general human rights situation, prioritised freedom of the media, the functioning of the judiciary and the unresolved situation of refugees in the country.
As CoE noted, CoE-CoM stated that problems relating to access to land by Crimean Tatars remained unsolved in the Crimea and no legal norms regarding restitution of property to formerly deported peoples was adopted.
ECRI/CoE noted that under the administrative complaints procedure, ACIME can impose fines and other ancillary sanctions(eg. ban on practising a profession or suspension of a license) in cases of racial discrimination.
In 2007, the ACFC/CoE noted that since the adoption of the Advisory Committee's first Opinion in 2001, Cyprus had taken new steps to improve the implementation of the Framework Convention in respect of Armenians, Latins and Maronites.
As CoE noted, CoE-ECSR stated that light work for children under the age of 15 was not defined in legislation and that the prohibition of employment under the age of 15 was not guaranteed in practice owing to ineffective application of legislation.
The ACFC/CoE noted that more resolute steps are needed to promote mutual respect, understanding and integration among all persons living on the territory of Cyprus, including through a more active contribution of the media and the education system.
CoE noted that the Commissioner had recommended that Monaco improve the living conditions of persons with disabilities, enhance the protection of social rights and establish an independent human-rights structure able to deal effectively with complaints from individuals.
As CoE noted, CoE-ECRI, in 2009, recommended that in order to combat the de facto segregation of Roma children the authorities provide incentives, including financial ones, to local authorities to draw up and implement action plans to desegregate schools in their areas.
The CoE noted that, according to the European Commission against Racism and Intolerance(ECRI), while there have been positive developments in Luxembourg in fighting discrimination, issues of concern persist, such as inequalities in employment.
CPT/CoE noted that in recent years, there has been greater recourse to alternative measures to imprisonment, particularly for short sentences, due, apparently, to greater public and judicial confidence in such measures as electronic surveillance.
As CoE noted, CoE-ESC concluded that: the Labour Code permitted daily working time of up to 16 hours in certain types of work; the minimum wage was manifestly unfair and time off to compensate overtime work was not sufficiently long.
The CoE noted the CoE-CPT's criticism of the treatment of juveniles held on remand and its recommendation that action be taken to offer them educational and recreational activities and to ensure that they are never held in a situation of de facto solitary confinement.