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The Commission will not hesitate to use its powers as guardian of the Treaties in order to ensure the correct and effective implementation of the Directive by Member States. In the framework of the current assessment of the correct transposition of the Return Directive the Commission attaches particular attention to this. (...) A/HRC/23/G/2 GE.13-13923 13 The Commission is currently assessing the correct transposition of the Employers' Sanctions Directive, and will not hesitate to use its powers as guardian of the Treaties in order to ensure its correct and effective implementation by Member States.

Box M 232 Accra Ghana 2. Correct entry for Republic of Korea to read State Contact Republic of Korea Mr. Hyan-sang Ahn First Secretary Disarmament and Nonproliferation Division, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade 37 Sejongno Jongno-gu Seoul Republic of Korea 3. Correct entry for Sweden to read State Contact Sweden Mr.

The SR writes in paragraph 18 that “the NHRC Guidelines appear not to be complied with”, but this is not correct. They are, and when they are not, it has used the full extent of its quasi-judicial powers against those who were negligent, including the power to summon and to issue warrants of arrest. (...) In paragraph 14, the SR writes that “few, if any, encounter cases have been brought to the point of conducting investigations…”. This too is not correct. A police investigation is invariably carried out on every case, under the guidelines of the NHRC, which often directs a further enquiry by the State’s Criminal Investigation Department or, in cases where this is required in its view, by the Central Bureau of Investigation.

Therefore, it is necessary to correct the figure given for the number of unexploded time bombs in South Lebanon. (...) Paragraph 82 Does not give the correct figure for the number of persons left homeless in the southern Dahiya and South Lebanon (not to mention the populated areas of the Bekaa that were affected by the destruction).

It is noted that the objections raised do not appear to be correct. In fact, it is not correct to state that the 'property' of a company or that of shareholding is not taken into account by law n. 215/2004. (...) Educational campaigns to promote the correct use of television are envisaged in schools, the aim being to encourage sports commentators to disseminate healthy sporting values, especially in football match broadcasts, and to help prevent violence.

That becomes even more of a challenge when a company has to consider diverse functions, different business units and membership of business associations; • Training is necessary, but it is imperative to put the correct processes in place to ensure people make the correct decisions. (...) That is true of every aspect of corporate life and emphasizes the need to build coherence, the correct incentives, robust processes, awareness and culture. 4. (...) All of that reinforces the importance of coherence, the correct incentives, robust processes, awareness and culture. 6.

First of all, it is to be noted that the above-mentioned NGO continues to use inaccurately the term “Turkish community” in Thrace, instead of “Muslim minority”, which is the correct term used in the 1923 Treaty of Lausanne which established the status of the said religious minority in Greece.

Prosecutorial acts enacted to terminate the criminal proceedings are correct and lawful. Those pre-trial proceedings have been supervised by Combating Crimes Committed by Minors and Offenses against Minors Department with the Supreme Cassation Prosecutor's Office and have been monitored in accordance with the instance control.

The correct figure was one allegation. E/CN.4/2004/7/Add.2 page 7 United Nations Country Team, and in particular the staff of the United Nations Development Programme office in Jamaica, without whom the organization of the visit would not have been possible. (...) Amnesty International has followed the case closely, and in March 2003 a very detailed report was issued on this case which contains very strong indications that at the very least the account of the police is not correct. The case has been before the Coroner’s Court and the jury returned a split vote. (...) There is no doubt in the mind of the Special Rapporteur that the police version was not correct. Oral testimonies of neighbours and the situation around the scene as well as the location of bullet holes do not appear to support the version presented by the police.

To the contrary, Israel has consistently held that it must seek to find the correct balance between the rights of Israelis to be protected from terror, and the right of Palestinians to live their lives without disruption (...) There is an important debate to be had about the painful and acute dilemmas involved in striking the correct balance between the right of Israelis to be protected from terror, and the right of Palestinians to live their lives unimpeded.