Examples of using State party has not submitted in English and their translations into Arabic
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At the time of writing this report, 21 States parties had not submitted their lists, of which seven had become parties since the previous drawing of lots.
On 24 November 2009, the author deplored the fact that the State party had not submitted copies of any documents it referred to in its submission, notably the decision of July 2009 to reopen the case.
Mr. Fathalla proposed adding a note pointing out that there was a rule whereby if a State party had not submitted a report after a certain number of years, the country ' s situation could be considered in the absence of a report.
Sixty-four States parties were selected to conduct a review in the first year of the review cycle, of which 16 States parties had not submitted a list of governmental experts for the purpose of the Review Mechanism at the time of the drawing of lots.
Lastly, the authors note that, since the State party had not submitted any observations on the merits of the communication, the Committee must base its decision on the existing information and the authors ' allegations must be taken as proven given that the State party has not refuted them.
On 6 January 2012, the complainant submitted that the State party had not submitted any information regarding the effectiveness of the refugee status determination procedure or of the appeals procedure in cases of denial of refugee status, in particular concerning individuals who were accused of terrorism in Uzbekistan and threatened with extradition.
The Committee will recall that in his response of 24 November 2009, the author deplored the fact that the State party had not submitted copies of any documents it referred to in its submission, notably the decision of July 2009 to reopen the case.
At its eighty-eighth session(October 2006), the Committee decided to consider the situation of civil and political rights in Grenada at its ninetieth session(July 2007), as the State party had not submitted its initial report, due on 5 December 1992.
political rights in Seychelles at its 101st session(March 2011) in the absence of a report, as the State party had not submitted its initial report, due on 4 August 1993.
political rights in Dominica at its 102nd session(July 2011) in the absence of a report, as the State party had not submitted its initial report, due on 16 September 1994.
For example, at its eighty-eighth session, in October 2006, the Human Rights Committee decided to consider the situation of civil and political rights in Grenada at its ninetieth session, in July 2007, since the State party had not submitted its initial report, which was due on 5 December 1992.
its 103rd session(October 2011) in the absence of a report, as the State party had not submitted its initial report, due on 21 March 1995.
political rights in Seychelles at its 101st session(March 2011) in the absence of a report, as the State party had not submitted its initial report, due on 4 August 1993.
political rights in Dominica at its 102nd session(July 2011) in the absence of a report, as the State party had not submitted its initial report, due on 16 September 1994.
its 103rd session(October 2011) in the absence of a report, as the State party had not submitted its initial report, due on 21 March 1995.
consider the situation of civil and political rights in Dominica at its 102nd session(July 2011) in the absence of a report, as the State party had not submitted its initial report, due in 1994.
(c) The following 18 States parties had not submitted any written notice that they were attending the Conference, or their credentials: Burundi, Chad, Democratic People ' s Republic of Korea,
It also notes that the State party has not submitted observations on this matter.
Lastly, the author notes that the State party has not submitted observations on the merits.
It also notes that the State party has not submitted any specific observations on this matter.