Examples of using Parallel chambers in English and their translations into Spanish
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individual committees in respect of backlog, as well as requests for additional meeting time and/or parallel chambers, noting that approval of such requests, generally resulted in clearing of the backlog.
Chile endorsed the request to the General Assembly to approve the functioning of the Committee in parallel chambers between October 2009
While the introduction of parallel chambers and the increased number of annual sessions would place significant additional burdens on NGOs
to authorize the Committee to meet in parallel chambers, of nine members each, for 10 working days during each of its three regular sessions
the Committee had recommended convening in two parallel chambers to review reports as a means of addressing the backlog of reports awaiting review,
to meet in parallel chambers, of nine members each, for the five working days of one of its three presessional working group meetings in 2014
The paper focused on the feasibility of working in parallel chambers, and included specific ideas for the elaboration of procedural rules,
in which it authorized the Committee to meet in parallel chambers for one pre-sessional meeting in 2014, which amounts to 5 additional working days, and for one regular session in 2015,
at its fifty-sixth session, to request the General Assembly to approve the organization of one of its three annual sessions in two parallel chambers on a permanent basis.
working methods foreseen for working in two parallel chambers.
in particular its meetings in parallel chambers, its efforts to enhance reporting by States parties
of which at least one would be convened in parallel chambers.
should be held in parallel chambers.
had been the first treaty body to consider reports in parallel chambers.
also met in parallel chambers during its thirty-sixth annual session in August 2006.
the General Assembly decided to allow the Committee on the Rights of the Child to meet in two parallel chambers on a temporary basis during 2006(resolution 59/261,
the Committee would begin at the next session to meet for the first time in parallel chambers for the consideration of periodic reports,
enabling it to hold a third annual session in 2008 and to meet in parallel chambers three times during the biennium 2008-2009.
The purpose of the draft resolution was to allow the Committee on the Rights of the Child to meet in parallel chambers during one of its pre-session working group meetings and one of its regular sessions
it will consider the reports of States parties in two parallel chambers, each consisting of nine members of the Committee, taking due account of equitable geographical distribution, thereby increasing the