Examples of using Flinterman in English and their translations into Chinese
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Mr. Flinterman said that the reporting State should clarify whether the reservation to article 16(g) would be withdrawn once the Civil Code entered into force in January 2008.
Flinterman, C., Towards a Smaller European Court of Human Rights: Some Thoughts, in Gerards, J. and Terlouw, A., Amici Curiae, Wolf Legal Publishers, 2012, pp. 82- 89.
Mr. Flinterman, referring to the same case, said that, in a system like that of Malaysia, it was incumbent upon the courts to take judicial notice of the international obligations of the State concerned.
Mr. Flinterman, referring again to the lack of an ombudsman, enquired as to the mandate of the three parliamentary advocates and the number of women' s human rights violation complaints that they had received.
Pursuant to rule 60(1)(c) of the Committee' s rules of procedure, Cees Flinterman did not participate in the examination of this communication, as he is a national of the State party concerned.
Cornelis Flinterman, the Chairperson of the working group on a general recommendation on article 2 of the Convention, agreed to prepare a draft on a general recommendation on article 2, with the assistance of other members of the group.
Mr. Flinterman, referring to article 2(a) of the Convention, expressed concern that, according to paragraph 125 of the core document(HRI/CORE/TLS/2007), the principle of equality before the law applied only to citizens.
Baehr, P.R., Senders M. and Flinterman, C., eds., Innovation and Inspiration. Fifty Years of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Amsterdam, 1999.
Cornelis Flinterman, the Chairperson of the working group on the draft general recommendation on article 2 of the Convention, agreed to circulate a revised draft of the general recommendation to the Committee by 30 November 2008.
The Committee endorsed a procedure whereby a small drafting group, consisting of Ms. Patten, Mr. Flinterman and Ms. Gaspard, would support Ms. Schöpp-Schilling in further revising the draft.
Mr. Flinterman welcomed the withdrawal of reservations to the Convention.
Mr. Flinterman welcomed the ratification of the Optional Protocol by Vanuatu.
Mr. Flinterman asked how the Convention had been incorporated into the Constitution.
Mr. Flinterman asked whether the Convention had been invoked in domestic courts.
Mr. Flinterman said it was clear that rights without remedies could be illusory.
Mr. Flinterman commended the State party for the steps it had taken regarding education.
Mr. Flinterman also commended the delegation on the country' s educational successes.
Mr. Flinterman asked whether the Government intended to establish a national institute of human rights.
Mr. Flinterman noted that little information had been submitted to the Committee by Belgian NGOs.
Mr. Flinterman noted the considerable progress achieved by Bhutan in implementing the right to education.