Примеры использования Any proposed changes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The secretariats would have to submit any proposed changes to their Boards for approval.
Any proposed changes to the approved system shall be notified to the competent authority in advance.
The secretariats would have to submit any proposed changes to their Boards for approval.
Reviewing budgets and workplans on a monthly basis andbringing to the attention of senior management any proposed changes;
Any proposed changes to the syllabus or methods of assessment must be notified to the Marine Survey Office of the Department of Transport.
It was confirmed that the Expert Group would be provided the opportunity for early review and comment on any proposed changes to PRMS.
He further indicates that any proposed changes, if approved, are not expected to have an impact on the pensions of serving or retired judges.
The Commission is requested to discuss the draft principles andrecommendations and endorse them along with any proposed changes submitted by the Expert Group.
Any proposed changes to the syllabus or methods of assessment must be notified to the Marine Survey Office of the Department of Communications, Marine and Natural Resources.
While sympathetic to the idea behind article 16, it had serious problems with the text as currently drafted, butwas willing to consider any proposed changes.
Some delegations noted that any proposed changes in the financial regulations should first be submitted to the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions.
Identify additional training opportunities that may arise during the contract period, along with any proposed changes to the approved training schedules, if so required;
Any proposed changes in transit system must, therefore, take into consideration the interest of both the land-locked and the transit countries concerned.
If such an assessment were not completed in 1996, it might be necessary to wait until the new members of the Commission had become fully familiar with existing procedures andwere in a position to evaluate any proposed changes.
Some indigenous representatives also emphasized that any proposed changes should not alter core principles, such as self-determination, land rights, and the unqualified use of the term"peoples.
While all welcomed efforts to optimize the efficiency andcost-effectiveness of the group's meetings, several cautioned that any proposed changes to operations must also consider effectiveness and accessibility.
In response to that request, the Secretariat had advised Saudi Arabia of the possibility to submit,if it so wished, any proposed changes to the draft decision prior to the meeting to facilitate the Committee's consideration, and had, on the Committee's behalf, invited a representative of the party to attend that meeting. The party had communicated to the Secretariat its proposed changes to the draft decision on 23 September 2010.
Several delegates stressed that introducing more detailed provisions in the Convention regarding land-use planning might lead to problems for Parties in implementing them, and that any proposed changes should focus on transboundary aspects.
Nevertheless, a note of caution was struck andit was generally agreed that any proposed changes should not negatively affect the flexibility of the methods by which the Commission had successfully operated and proved its effectiveness and efficiency.
This required: 1 changing the programme of work to cover the same period of time as the biennium budget, 2 the approval by the CTIED of the programme of work every two years and3 the approval of a short document with any proposed changes to the approved programmes of work at each session of the Committee.
The revisions allow for greater flexibility and responsiveness of the Board to address and monitor any proposed changes impacting the scope, schedule, deliverables and costs of the Umoja project, while providing advice and recommending actions to be taken to the Steering Committee.
This presentation will include the Panel's final review of nominations for methyl bromide critical-use exemptions, its final report on quarantine and pre-shipment issues,the proposed 2010 workplan of the Methyl Bromide Technical Options Committee and any proposed changes to the assumptions that the Panel uses to evaluate and make recommendations on criticaluse exemptions.
Expresses its readiness to consider any duly justified proposalaimed at reducing customization, stressing that any proposed changes to the United Nations regulations must have prior approval of the General Assembly;
The Parties are expected hear a presentation from the Panel on issues related to methyl bromide, including its final review of nominations for methyl bromide critical-use exemptions, its final report on quarantine andpre-shipment issues, the proposed 2010 workplan of the methyl bromide technical options committee and any proposed changes to the assumptions that the Panel uses to evaluate and make recommendations on critical-use exemptions.
The Advisory Committee considers that the Secretary-General should proceed with the establishment of an advisory board as initially intended, and that any proposed changes to the mandate of the board should be presented for the consideration and decision of the General Assembly.
Requests its subsidiary bodies to consider the scope, modalities and options for the review process, including the review of annual inventory information, and the need for more thorough consideration of national circumstances andreporting requirements under the Kyoto Protocol to the Convention, and to report, as appropriate, to the Conference of the Parties, at its fifth session, on any proposed changes, with a view to adopting revised guidelines for the review process at its sixth session;
This presentation will include segments pertaining to its final review of critical-use nominations, its final report on quarantine and pre-shipment issues and the requirements of decision XVI/4,including the proposed 2010 workplan of the Methyl Bromide Technical Options Committee, and any proposed changes to the assumptions that the Panel uses to evaluate and make recommendations on nominations for critical-use exemptions.
The COP, at its fourth session, by its decision 11. CP/4 requested its subsidiary bodies to consider the scope, modalities and options for the review process, including the review of annual inventory information, and the need for more thorough consideration of national circumstances andreporting requirements under the Kyoto Protocol and report, as appropriate, to the COP at its fifth session, on any proposed changes, with a view to adopting revised guidelines for the review process at its sixth session.