Примеры использования A number of references на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The resolution contains a number of references to nuclear non-proliferation.
A number of references were made to the need for more systematic registration of refugees and asylum-seekers.
The plenary noted that the annex to decision 27/CMP.1 contains a number of references to Article 3, paragraph 1, of the Kyoto Protocol.
Additionally, a number of references are made connecting the series to the film.
Turning to the periodic report,he noted that paragraph 7 contained a number of references to the workings of the European Union.
He made a number of references to the new States that had emerged in the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe.
The Special Rapporteur would like to draw the attention of the Commission to a number of references to such equipment in reports previously submitted to it.
CERD includes a number of references to States parties' obligations to eliminate racial discrimination by private parties.
The developers used German terms extensively for naming things in the game,in addition to a number of references from Greek mythology and the Bible.
The periodic report contained a number of references to the national report submitted under the UPR procedure.
The Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action(see A/CONF.157/24(Part I), chap. III), adopted by the World Conference on Human Rights,contains a number of references to the status of women.
A number of references were made to ongoing work elsewhere in the UN, in particular with regard to the Marking of Explosives.
The Crusades and Mongol invasions drove more trade into the region:there are a number of references to Venetian merchants residing at Suakin and Massawa as early as the 14th century.
The papers make a number of references to the need for the application of competition rules on the international level and possible convergence of national competition policies.
United Nations Security Council resolutions 752(1992) and 757(1992) contain a number of references to"the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia";
DPM Help contains a number of references to product documentation that is either integrated with the DPM product or available on the Web.
The Advisory Committee notes that in the narratives of the two documents before it there are a number of references to human rights and public information activities.
While the Chairman's draft contained a number of references to such regional efforts, she felt that there was scope for their further development in that regard, and stressed that regional efforts and activities should be given due priority in the measures and follow-up actions to be proposed.
In that report, the Special Rapporteur first drew the attention of the Commission to a number of references to such equipment in previous reports submitted by the Special Rapporteur.
Before turning to a discussion of several targets of these two types, it should be noted that the list is not exhaustive; particularly with respect to the qualitative targets,since the IPoA contains a number of references to such goals.
The Vienna Declaration and Plan of Action4(1993)also contain a number of references to issues relating to children's rights particularly as regards action to be taken to combat exploitative child labour.
The background paper and policy statement on mainstreaming gender in the humanitarian response to emergencies, which were drafted by the sub-working group andadopted by the IASC at its May meeting, contain a number of references to internally displaced women and children.
The Vienna Declaration and Plan of Action(1993)also contains a number of references to issues relating to children's rights particularly as regards action to be taken to combat exploitative child labour, including the following.
Furthermore, and perhaps more importantly, Security Council resolution 1624(2005) explicitly conferred a human rights mandate on the CTC by directing it to include in its dialogue with Member States the implementationof this new resolution, which includes a number of references to the requirement that counter-terrorism measures must comply with human rights.
On the merits,the State party contends that while the communication contains a number of references to religion, the author fails to outline how her religious rights have been violated, either generally or by the specific events partially described.
The report was released in September 2011 and contained a number of references to the consequences of the Chernobyl accident, such as food contamination, the effects on biota, anxiety in the general population and the lack of economic opportunities and information on the consequences of the disaster.
Although no uniform definition can be found, these instruments,together with a number of references relating to traditional knowledge and traditional cultural expressions,, provide useful guidance for defining what is usually understood as cultural heritage.
She also recalled that the instrument contained a number of references to WHO and in that context noted that, while WHO had a substantial programme of work on mercury, its objective and function were set out in its constitution, while its work was governed by the World Health Assembly, comprising 194 member States.
United Nations activities dealing with oceans andcoastal issues are to a great extent covered by UNCLOS which assigns specific functions to the Secretary-General and contains a number of references to"competent international organizations" with an explicit mention of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations(FAO), the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO(IOC-UNESCO), the International Maritime Organization(IMO) and the United Nations Environment Programme UNEP.
Within the draft technical guidelines, there are a number of references to the need for thresholds to be defined as stated in the text of the Minamata Convention, and concerns have been raised that those thresholds could potentially be avoided through the dilution of the mercury content in waste; there are, however, no definitions within the guidelines as to what may constitute an appropriate threshold.