Examples of using Backlog of reports in English and their translations into Russian
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in particular address the backlog of reports and communications in a sustainable manner.
effectively eliminate the backlog of reports.
the chairpersons recommended that the Committee be given one more meeting to eliminate their backlog of reports.
Social Rights had been was able to reduce its backlog of reports owing to by holding two extraordinary sessions in 2000 and 2001 and revisedsing its working methods.
she regretted that her delegation had been unable to join the consensus because of the cost implications of holding additional meetings in order to reduce the backlog of reports.
to continue to work in dual chambers in order to stop the backlog of reports from growing further and possibly address the backlog
such as duplication of work, backlog of reports and lack of coordination and visibility.
The Chair emphasized that the Committee would only be able to reduce the backlog of reports and proceed with its work in an efficient manner if both the two extra weeks were granted
sharing the concern expressed about the backlog of reports, supported the Economic
In order to address the backlog of reports awaiting to be considered and encourage States parties to report in time, at its twentieth session, the Committee reiterated its decision 16/111,
an extraordinary session of three weeks' duration in 2002 to be used entirely for the consideration of the reports of States parties in order to reduce the backlog of reports.
the Committee would clear its backlog of reports by the end of its first session of 2003,
Representatives of the Secretary-General had briefed the Advisory Committee on the backlog of reports submitted by States parties to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women
said that the European Union was pleased that the reorganization of the work of the Committee on the Rights of the Child into two chambers had reduced the backlog of reports, thereby ensuring more timely consideration of States' actions in the area of the promotion
reduce the Committee's backlog of reports and requested an evaluation by the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights to assist States' consideration of a longer term solution to the backlog. .
an extraordinary session of three weeks' duration in 2002 to be used entirely for the consideration of the reports of the States parties in order to reduce the backlog of reports.
by which the Committee would request the General Assembly to approve, on an exceptional basis, a three-week session of the Committee in 2002 to consider the backlog of reports, and to approve resources for an enlargement of the pre-session working group scheduled for 4 to 8 February 2002.
The report described progress in alleviating the backlog of reports under review during 2009;
specific treaty body demands, for instance in connection with existing backlogs of reports and petitions.
In recent years, faced with increasing backlogs of reports and communications, some treaty bodies have requested additional meeting time,