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Its functions include supervising the execution of judgments of the European Court of Human Rights.
As reflected in its report on the activities of the Office for the period from 1 July 2009 to 30 June 2010(A/65/271(Part I) and Corr.1),key initiatives undertaken by the Office to strengthen its functions include.
Its functions include examination of the complaints submitted to it and the investigation of any violations that might occur.
Its functions include organizing and implementing cooperation between the competent agencies of the Russian Federation and European police organizations.
Its functions include the promotion of equality of opportunity; affirmative action; and good relations between people of different racial groups.
Its functions include overseeing compliance with the treaties and action platforms that Peru has signed in the areas of advancement of women and human development.
Its functions include receiving petitions or complaints of human rights violations, conducting independent inquiries and investigations and recommending action against perpetrators.
Its functions include the review of legislation relating to women and children and the formulation of the necessary plans for the advancement of children and women, with particular emphasis on rural women.
Its functions include adoption of measures to identify, trace, freeze, confiscate or seize proceeds derived from drug-related offences or property whose value corresponds to such proceeds.
Its functions include the dissemination and effective protection of human rights by submitting recommendations and observations to improve the protection of human rights to relevant bodies.
Its functions include examining all treaties and conventions signed by Lebanon concerning international humanitarian law and international human rights law and incorporating them into military law.
Its functions include examining all treaties and conventions signed by Lebanon concerning international humanitarian law and international human rights law, and incorporating them into the work of the army.
Its functions include reviewing the material recommendations of the Oversight Committee(see sect. IV of this report) and ensuring that managers act on serious managerial issues identified by its oversight bodies.
Its functions include, first and foremost,"the pre-trial settlement of disputes and disagreements between the parties of the electronic auction sale on issues related to public and corporate procurement and processing of their results.".
Its functions include monitoring the manner in which senior managers exercise all aspects of the authority that has been delegated to them,including their performance in achieving the objectives contained in human resources action plans.
Its functions include the preparation of draft laws and their referral to the legislative authority concerned, the issuance of administrative regulations and decrees in accordance with the law, and the preparation of the plan and the general budget of the State.
Its functions include handling complaints of discrimination under Commonwealth anti-discrimination legislation(including the Racial Discrimination Act 1975), the promotion of awareness of human rights and the education of the community about human rights.
Thus its functions include maintaining liaison with representatives of Member States and of specialized agencies and IAEA, and representing the Secretary-General before ICSC, CCAQ and the United Nations Staff Pension Committee.
Its functions include storage, management, and distribution of data from the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectrometer and Advanced Spaceborne Thermal Emission and Reflection Radiometer, which will fly on the first EOS platform in 1998, and from Landsat-7.
Its functions include investigating female and children related offences; handling cases involving domestic violence, child abuse, child delinquency; prosecuting all such cases and any other function that may be assigned to it by the Inspector General of Police.
Its functions include coordination of the actions of all relevant institutions and organizations tasked with responsibilities for the equal treatment of women and men at national level, as well as of all matters related to monitoring and reporting of these activities to the international institutions.
Its functions include centralizing and recording reported incidents, giving advice, promoting expertise, raising awareness, providing information, intervening by transmitting complaints to assistance points, doing policy preparatory work and promoting scientific research.
Its functions include consideration and approval of the General Federation's rules of procedure, approval of its annual and overall plans of action, evaluation of the work of the trade unions during the preceding year, approval of the final balance sheets of the trade unions and establishment of the financial budget for the coming year.
Its functions include the promotion and development, with government agencies and nongovernmental organizations, of proposals for government policy, plans and programmes for the defence of indigenous women's rights and the prevention and eradication of all forms of violence and discrimination against them.
Its functions include ongoing monitoring and reporting of all suspicious transactions; training of all staff members, especially those who are in contact with clients; establishment of internal rules and regulations; and conducting of an annual internal audit, which will be transmitted to the Money-Laundering Prevention Unit.
Its functions include maintaining financial controls, maintaining and administering mission accounts, the disbursement of funds in settlement of invoices from vendors and suppliers and travel claims of staff, administering payroll and subsistence allowance payments for national staff and administering the bank accounts of the Operation, in full compliance with the Financial Regulations and Rules of the United Nations.
Its functions include maintaining financial controls, maintaining and administering mission accounts, disbursement of funds in settlement of invoices from vendors and suppliers and travel claims of staff, administering payroll and subsistence allowance payments for national staff and administering the bank accounts of the mission in full compliance with the Financial Regulations and Rules of the United Nations.
Its functions include: issuing opinions on all matters of national interest relating to education and training; drafting annual reports on the state of education in Burkina Faso; drawing the Government's attention to problems in education; drafting recommendations for ministers responsible for education; and conducting studies on all kinds of issues relating to education.
Its functions include supervising and organizing the procedures of presidential elections, trying the President of the Republic in the event of high treason, trying anyone who is complicit in or abets high treason, adjudicating appeals by losing candidates for the People's Assembly concerning the validity of the election of the winning members and adjudicating the constitutionality of laws, legislative decrees, etc. see annex 27.
Its functions include monitoring the movement and use of radiation sources and equipment; monitoring the availability of controls for protection against radiation in all health, research and industrial establishments possessing or using radiation sources or equipment; and following up on the question of the establishment of controls for all activities, such as importing, exporting, transport, sale, purchase, storage and handling, that involve radiation sources.