Examples of using Making a declaration in English and their translations into Russian
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Yeah. Making a declaration of love, a lifetime decision, that's committing.
Lastly, he asked whether the Greek Government was considering making a declaration under article 14 of the Convention.
Had Jordan considered making a declaration under article 14 in order to allow the Committee to receive and consider communications from individuals within its jurisdiction?
With regard to paragraph 15,the Government is seriously considering making a declaration on article 14 of the Convention.
States stood to gain by making a declaration under article 287, because they thereby avoided the automaticity of an Annex VII procedure and its associated costs.
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Ms. EID(Canada), replying to question 32,said that Canada was not considering making a declaration under article 14 of the Convention.
Article 21 defines the manner of making a declaration under the Convention and of its withdrawal, as well as the time at which a declaration or its withdrawal becomes effective.
The Committee also noted information that the Government might consider making a declaration under article 14 of the Convention.
He asked whether Albania envisaged making a declaration under article 22 of the Convention, thereby recognizing the competence of the Committee to receive and consider communications.
Depending on the treaty concerned,this will involve becoming a party to an Optional Protocol or making a declaration under an article of the treaty.
The Government was considering making a declaration in respect of article 14 of the Convention.
He noted from paragraph 118 of the report that the United Kingdom had no plans to change its position on making a declaration under article 14.
The Government should consider making a declaration under article 14 of the Convention.
The Committee recommended that the State party ratify the amendments to article 8, paragraph 6,of the Convention adopted at the fourteenth meeting of States parties and consider making a declaration under article 14.
He welcomed the State party's willingness to consider making a declaration under article 22 of the Convention on individual communications.
Mr. de GOUTTES noted the frankness with which the United States delegation had answered the Committee's questions, including by indicating those measures which the United States Government refused to take, namely withdrawing its reservations, introducing a moratorium on the abolition of capital punishment,prohibiting racist speech that did not amount to a threat and making a declaration under article 14 of the Convention.
Please inform the Committee about progress made in the active consideration of making a declaration in terms of articles 21 and 22 of the Convention.
The United States was not considering making a declaration under article 22 of the Convention, recognizing the competence of the Committee to receive and consider individual communications question 54.
Pakistan acceded to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women(CEDAW)on 12 April 1996, making a declaration on the Convention and entering a reservation on Article 29 1.
In addition, it was considering the possibility of making a declaration under article 14 of the Convention;a decision on that matter was expected to be taken before the end of 2001.
The concern was expressed that the words“rules or procedures” might be excessively broad andinadvertently result in States making a declaration to preserve their entire insolvency law.
Mr. Bruni asked whether the State party was considering making a declaration under article 22 of the Convention concerning the individual complaints procedure.
Kenya was considering making a declaration under article 22 of the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment in order to permit individuals to file complaints with the Committee.
Mr. HERNDL pointed out that thereason given by Fiji, in its preliminary report, for not making a declaration under article 14 was because of the existence of adequate remedies in domestic and international law.
Mr. PILLAI commended the State party for making a declaration under article 14 of the Convention, its efforts to strengthen its ethnic fabric, and the investigations into complaints of abuses by police officers.
It was agreed that draft article 36 should be aligned with the new article proposed to describe the options that States would have in making a declaration with respect to the annex and the effect of such declarations see paras. 188-191.
The CHAIRPERSON commended the State party for making a declaration under article 14 of the Convention and welcomed the information contained in the annexes to the periodic report.
Concerning article 14 of the Convention,the Committee was informed that the Government of New Zealand was not considering making a declaration under this article especially as it had accepted a broadly based complaints procedure under the Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
In the first case, it has been noted that the State making a declaration, and thus a promise in the sense herein understood, assumes the obligation to act in conformity with the terms of that declaration, which could thus be considered to have the same character as a norm incorporated in a treaty.
It was stated that paragraph 3, which appeared within square brackets,should refer to which party would need to be located in the State making a declaration, to the relevant time when the relevant party should be located in a Contracting State and to priorities between assignments made before and after the entry into force of the draft convention.