Примеры использования All documents should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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All documents should be witnessed with stamp.
In order toguarantee translation in time for the session, all documents should be submitted to the secretariat by 10 August 2009.
All documents should be under INCOTERMS 2010.
By resolution 36/117, of 10 December 1981, the General Assembly decided that all documents should be distributed in the official languages at the same time.
All documents should have a summary on the cover page.
With regard to documentation on peacekeeping,the Rio Group reiterated that all documents should reflect the standard terminology in order to avoid misunderstandings.
All documents should be translated into English, and no recommendations are required.
In accordance with General Assembly resolutions 59/265,58/250 and 57/283 B, all documents should be issued in all six official languages six weeks before the opening of the session.
All documents should be developed and adopted by the Eurasian Economic Commission before 1 January 2016.
Documentation requirements for each session of the Assembly and the Council should be streamlined, and all documents should be made available according to the six-week rule;
Furthermore, all documents should have a summary on the cover page.
It was said that inclusion of the provision would be extremely difficult to reconcile with existing provisions of the Model Law, notably article 18(which required that parties should be treated equally and be given a full opportunity of presenting their case),article 24(3)(which required that all documents should be communicated to both parties) and paragraph 36(a)(ii) which allowed refusal to recognize or enforce an award if a party had been unable to present its case.
In addition, all documents should put in a hotel safe, and to wear only a copy.
Encourages the United Nations system to continue to improve its reports and to make them more analytical and action-oriented by highlighting critical areas requiring action by the General Assembly and, as appropriate,by making specific recommendations; all documents should be issued in hard copy within the specific time frames and page limits and in all official United Nations languages simultaneously; efforts should continue to be made to have all the documentation, in all official languages, available in electronic form;
Recalls that all documents should be translated in conformity with relevant General Assembly resolutions;
General statements implying that"all documents" should be in all the official languages may therefore be misleading.
Under a second approach, all documents should be made publicly available; however, if as a matter of practicability, they were not all published, third parties would still have the right to access the information, upon request, applying the limitations to transparency set out in section 6.
He noted that although several General Assembly resolutions emphasized that all documents should be issued in all six official languages six weeks before the opening of the session, failure to comply with those resolutions was now the rule rather than the exception.
In particular, all documents should be submitted to the secretariat well in advance and duplication of documentation should be avoided.
Mr. Furno(France), speaking on a point of order, said that all documents should be distributed in a timely manner in the six official languages in accordance with the rules of procedure of the General Assembly.
In the case of projects, virtually all documents should be released during the early planning phase; executive directors of the international financial institutions should be required to declare in advance to national legislators how they intended to vote on projects and adjustment programmes.
The Executive Board agreed that all documents should be brief, focused and issue-oriented, and normally not be longer than three pages, with other information, if unavoidable, included in annexes.
All working documents should be distributed in digital format.
All United Nations documents should reflect that understanding.
All Plenary documents should be made available in the working languages of the Plenary.
All travel documents should be locked away in the hotel room, never in one's wallet.
If the proposal is rejected, all documents submitted should be returned to the proponent.
All working documents should be distributed in digital form, and accessible on the UNECE website in the GRSP folder.
All working documents should be distributed in digital form, the creation of an own website is actually not foreseen.
All relevant information and documents should be accessible on a database.