Примеры использования Another submission на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Another submission from a group of countries recommended the following.
For example, the financial proposal submitted by a sole competitor for the provision of catering services was lost and another submission for the provision of posters was misplaced.
Another submission indicated a possible threshold based on the combustion capacity of the burner.
In addition to elaborating on substantive points of the submission, Mr. Nayak stated that the submission of Indiawas a partial submission, and that India would shortly be making another submission regarding the area.
Another submission recommends a number of actions be undertaken to improve the effectiveness of future sessions.
In an attempt to delineate the scope for UNCCD activities on the ground vis à vis broader rural development assistance provided at the international level, another submission called for a review of the Bonn Declaration in order to verify whether strategic areas as presented therein are consistent with countries' strategies and reflect realities on the ground.
Another submission pointed out that the matter should be considered carefully following discussions with WTO.
A similar, but slightly different response in another submission called for the development of monitoring tools previously agreed upon(referred to as"development plans"), including specific targets to evaluate whether or not the expected progress was achieved.
Another submission suggested including data on disability within the consolidation of findings of the task force.
Another submission went further and stated that such a report should be transmitted directly to the COP.
Another submission shared information on experiences in promoting women's leadership and participation.
Another submission stressed the need to develop a strategic approach to the implementation of the Convention, which would incorporate.
Another submission supported this statement and requested that CRIC sessions should not be held in parallel with other meetings.
Another submission called for supposed inconsistencies in COP decisions to be referred to an ad hoc legal committee.
Another submission said that the important principle of every country being able to respond to the call made by the COP should not be discarded.
Another submission deemed it premature to suggest any dissemination or circulation of the criteria and sub-criteria in their current format.
Another submission stated clearly that long-term benefits of CST decisions are not clear and hence it is difficult to promote their implementation.
Another submission provided information on the key role of women and made concrete proposals for fostering and promoting their role for development.
Another submission mentioned that whether or not the alternation is to be maintained depends on how the CRIC will be structured.
Another submission stated that thematic programme networks(TPNs) could become a catalyst and an important tool for an improved provision of information to the CRIC.
Another submission placed emphasis on"achieving international agreements on sustainable development taking into account different international instruments.
Another submission suggested that flexibility should be granted in order to allow reporting on other important issues as perceived by each individual Party.
In another submission dated 7 September 1994, the State party recalls the terms of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council's conservatory order of 25 July 1994.
Another submission called for preliminary action by a coalition of Parties having a clear policy in monitoring and evaluation systems in order to initiate this process.
Another submission indicated that other pollutants were regulated on the basis of either the heat transfer area or the combustion capacity in crude oil equivalent.
Another submission emphasized that the effective participation of indigenous peoples and local communities in all matters of relevance to them must be guaranteed as a universally accepted right.
Another submission pointed out that a successful national reporting exercise would also require an enabling environment that enables Parties to produce quality reports.
Another submission mentioned that preliminary review processes need to be established at regional level with the aim of supporting the review by the CRIC at the global level.
According to another submission, the comprehensive report of the CRIC would need to be improved and to include information on the economic and social impact of soil degradation and desertification.
Another submission expressed concern about transforming criteria, sub-criteria and indicators not yet considered or endorsed by States into a reporting template for countries.