Examples of using Continuing underrepresentation in English and their translations into Russian
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Concerned at the serious and continuing underrepresentation of women in the Secretariat, particularly at the higher decision-making levels.
First, the Secretariat should devise realistic measures to address the concerns of the developing countries about their continuing underrepresentation and the overall imbalance in the composition of the Secretariat.
Please explain the reasons for the continuing underrepresentation of women in public and political life and in decision-making positions.
Despite progress made since the adoption of the agreed conclusions of the Commission on the Status of Women in 2004 and of Security Council resolution 1325(2000),participants noted a continuing underrepresentation of women in peace negotiations and processes.
CEDAW reiterated its concern about the continuing underrepresentation of women in public and political life and in decision-making positions.
While appreciating that the State party's amendment to the election law in 2004 requiring political parties to nominate at least 30 per cent female candidates for Parliament has resulted in an increase in the representation of women in Parliament from 8 to 17.5 per cent,the Committee is concerned about the continuing underrepresentation of women in political and public life and in decision-making positions at all levels.
Concerned at the serious and continuing underrepresentation of women in the Secretariat, particularly at the D-1 level and above, where the numbers of women remain unacceptably low.
Notwithstanding all these efforts,the Committee is concerned about the continuing underrepresentation of minorities in the judiciary art. 5 c.
The Council notes with concern the continuing underrepresentation of women in formal peace processes and recognizes the efforts of the SecretaryGeneral to address this underrepresentation. .
CEDAW noted that this resulted in an increased representation of women in Parliament from 8 to 17.5 per cent, butwas concerned about women's continuing underrepresentation in political and public life and in decision-making positions at all levels.
The Special Committee notes with concern the continuing underrepresentation of women at senior management levels and among uniformed personnel in peacekeeping missions.
Noting the continuing underrepresentation of women in managerial and decision-making posts in the United Nations system, the Committee underlined the need to expand opportunities for women to fill vacancies.
Also in 2007, in its concluding observations on Suriname, the Committee commented on the continuing underrepresentation of women in political and public life and in decision-making positions CEDAW/C/SUR/CO/3.
The Committee reiterates its concern about the continuing underrepresentation of women in Parliament and Government, including in standing and ad hoc committees, at the international level, and in the private sector.
The Committee also notes the various activities carried out in the State party to improve the representation of women in public life, butis concerned about the continuing underrepresentation of women in appointed positions in the executive and judiciary branches and public administration as well as with respect to international representation.
The Committee is concerned about the continuing underrepresentation of women in public and political life and in decision-making positions, including in diplomacy, the executive bodies of the Government and local government, as well as in Parliament.
The Committee reiterates its concern about the continuing underrepresentation of women in public and political life and in decision-making positions, including in the National Assembly, Government, diplomatic service and local bodies.
The Committee also expresses its concern about the continuing underrepresentation of women in public, political and professional life, including in diplomacy and as university professors, and in decision-making positions, including in senior management.
The Committee remains concerned about the continuing underrepresentation of women in public, political and professional life and in decision-making positions, especially in rural areas and outer islands, where stereotypes about the role of women are most firmly entrenched.
In 2007, CEDAW was concerned about the continuing underrepresentation of women in public and political life and in decision-making positions, including in the National Assembly, Government, diplomatic service and local bodies.
Further to the Committee's previous concluding observations in which the Committee expressed concern at the continuing underrepresentation of women in political and public life and in decision-making positions at all levels and encouraged sustained measures to be taken(paras. 23 and 24), please elaborate on the steps taken, including temporary special measures to accelerate the increase in the representation of women in decision-making positions in public and private sectors in Uzbekistan.
Representatives also pointed to the continued underrepresentation of women in entrepreneurship.
Both CEDAW andthe HR Committee were concerned about continued underrepresentation of women in public and political life and in decision-making positions.
The Committee is concerned about the continued underrepresentation of women in public and political life and in decision-making positions, particularly at the local level.
The continued underrepresentation of developing countries, and particularly Muslim countries, at the Under-Secretary-General and Assistant Secretary-General levels was disappointing.
However, the Committee remains concerned about the continued underrepresentation of women and the slow progress made during the reporting period to increase representation at the legislative, ministerial and provincial levels.
The Committee is concerned about the continued underrepresentation of women in elected and appointed bodies, despite the resolution adopted by the Government in 1997 that no gender should be represented by more than two thirds in appointed bodies.
Also noting the concern of the Committee about the continued underrepresentation of women in elected and appointed bodies, Norway echoed the Committee's recommendation that special measures be taken to accelerate women's participation at all levels and in all areas of public life.
The Committee is concerned about continued underrepresentation of women in public and political life and in decision-making positions, including in Parliament, local representative bodies and the executive bodies of Government, including municipal government.
While noting the steps taken by the State party to promote gender equality,the Committee is concerned about the continued underrepresentation of women in decision-making positions in the public and political sphere, in particular in Parliament and Government arts. 2, 3 and 26.