Примеры использования Any changes should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Any changes should be gradual.
Action: The COP will be invited to consider if any changes should be made to the calendar of meetings.
Any changes should always be carried out by a qualified electrician.
Whois―verification‖ is addressed by the Registrar Accreditation Agreement, and any changes should be discussed through the GNSO.
Any changes should take effect only from the next session in March 1999.
The state is accountable for the quality andequal access of public services; any changes should be subject to a gender impact assessment.
Any changes should serve to streamline and clarify the text without reducing its content and scope.
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Mr. van BOVEN agreed that any changes should be decided at the current session, if possible, to save time.
Any changes should be implemented in a way that does not in any manner diminish the effectiveness of the Council and its work.
The Advisory Committee had also observed that where long-standing arrangements existed between two entities, any changes should be made gradually and in an orderly manner, not unilaterally as appeared to have been the case in the current instance.
Whether any changes should be made in the exchange-of-information obligations of the transmitting State(the State transmitting the information);
He therefore considered that any changes should be made only after proper evaluation and consultation with all stakeholders.
Any changes should only be allowed through established channels, that is, a recommendation to the General Assembly made by the Working Group through the Fifth Committee;
Adherence to the plan should be monitored, and any changes should be approved by the Finance Management and Support Section of the Field Administration and Logistics Division of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations AP1999/78/4/01.
Whether any changes should be made in the purposes for which the receiving State(the State receiving the information) can use the information received from the transmitting State;
At the same time, we share the opinion that any changes should maintain and increase the efficiency of this vital organ of the United Nations, taking into account a further possible recourse to the remarkable contributions by major Powers.
Any changes should take into account the mandates of other bodies in the UN system, European regional institutions and organizations in order to avoid overlapping, inefficiencies and ensure appropriate coordination.
Any changes should also take into account existing obligations under international agreements connected with Rhine and Danube, and other waterways to which Member States, and third countries, are signatories.
Clearly, any changes should enhance the effectiveness of the Scientific Committee's substantive work, while maintaining scientific authority and independence of judgement and respecting the desire for equitable geographic distribution.
Naturally, any change should take into account the cost-effectiveness of each service and evaluate its competitiveness with outside suppliers.
Any change should conform to the principles of equality, nondiscrimination and the absolute prohibition of racial discrimination.
They also agreed that any change should intensify the scrutiny of the implementation of obligations provided by the treaty body system.
With respect to the reform of the budget process, we believe that any change should aim to ensure an effective linkage between ends and means, mandates and resources.
The Chairman of WP.1 concluded that while there was support for extending the geographical scope of WP.1's activities, any change should first be properly thought through and planned for.
He considered that the integrated programmes should be flexible but that any change should be motivated by reasons of efficiency and not by lack of resources.
Any change should be based on evidence provided by Member States on the hazardous properties of waste as defined by their national legislation.
Any change should ensure the most favourable conditions for the discharging by the Security Council of its responsibilities under the Charter of the United Nations in terms of maximum efficiency.
His Government was also committed to the expansion of training opportunities. However, it urged a measured approach to the issue of loaned officers andheld strongly to the view that any change should be made within existing resources.
The Chairs briefly discussed some of the overarching principles of the process to strengthen the treaty bodies and agreed that any change should bring about the improved implementation of the substantive obligations and enhance the level of protection afforded to rights holders by the treaty monitoring bodies.