Примеры использования Are taken up на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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But think of it:bathroom walls are taken up with mirrors, showers, tile, bathtubs.
Our delegation will comment on specific matters relating to the other agenda items when they are taken up for debate.
Often, abducted women and children are taken up to the north and remain in the possession of the captors or other persons.
Space for people is continuing to decrease andabout 10-25 per cent of urban areas are taken up by road transportation infrastructure.
In this yoga the methods of other yogas are taken up- like this of Purusha-Prakriti, but with a difference in the final object.
NGOs requested an opportunity to participate in such discussions, even if they are taken up within the Executive Committee.
Only about a quarter of top/ senior positions are taken up by women, which is on par with a number of other Western developed countries.
The dynamics of innovation in industry thus deserve careful study so as to determine what triggers innovation andhow innovations are taken up by society.
Given the lack of time, most of the annual meetings are taken up by presentations on what each member is working on.
The remaining recommendations, which are specifically directed at the General Assembly, the Secretary-General orthe legislative bodies, are taken up by the appropriate entities.
While not all recommendations are taken up, Member States consider expert group reports a valued source of information, albeit just one, on which the Security Council relies to adjust sanctions regimes.
While participation seems more complex and slow,in the end it is more likely that the changes desired are taken up in society because they are more accepted.
Many subjects of interest to psycho-historians are taken up by(Osho) in this fascinating series of talks- from esoteric topics to more familiar subjects like sex, child rearing, and the place of mind in understanding the world.
Activities The SBI has a standing agenda item on the communications from Annex I Parties under which documents are taken up in accordance with the review process schedule.
Increased concentrations of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere are taken up in part by the oceans, which leads to ocean acidification, a phenomenon that is amplified in the Arctic as colder water dissolves more carbon dioxide than warmer water.
This problem will diminish as demandfor cleaner technologies increases, as approaches that factor in environmental costs are taken up and as current price distortions are addressed.
In addition, whenever issues related to the promotion of the Gulf of Fonseca asa zone of peace, sustainable development and security are taken up within the multilateral framework of the United Nations, they should onlybe addressed under agenda item 41 of the General Assembly, entitled"The situation in Central America: progress in fashioning a region of peace, freedom, democracy and development.
Major decisions, such as the election of the Panel's Chair, its bureau, the structure and mandate of the Working Groups and Task Forces of the Panel, as well as on procedural matters,workplan and budget are taken up by the Panel in the plenary session.
Vi Post-conflict related issues such as clearance of cluster munitions, information,cooperation and assistance are taken up in draft Article 8 which refers to CCW Protocol V with the view of confirming the validity and relevance of that new instrument.
The preliminary draft is a product of consensus with the Multi-institutional Forum for Peace and Harmony which, on 5 October 1999, through deputy Rosalina Tuyuc, had submitted a bill for the same purpose,the basic aspects of which are taken up in this proposal.
Following Bureau procedures, developments in the programme of work andrelated action items are taken up regularly, decisions recorded and, as necessary, key discussions duly noted.
However, in view of the General Assembly's decision to consider those reports under the appropriate agenda items, the Unit and the Office have agreed on a new procedure, introduced in July 1997,in accordance with which the Unit has been submitting comments on individual reports as they are taken up by the Assembly.
First, there is a large turning in which all the natural mental activities proper to the individual nature are taken up or referred to a higher standpoint and dedicated by the soul in us, the psychic being, the priest of the sacrifice, to the divine service;
This category of occasional international transport operation should be exempt from authorization on the territory of countries other than that in which the carrier is established" provided that,for the return journey, all the passengers are taken up in the same place and that one of the following conditions is met.
The passengers constitute groups formed in the territory of a country other than that in which the carrier is established or that in which they are taken up, under contracts of carriage concluded before their arrival in that territory, and are carried into the territory of the country in which the carrier is established;
Authorization shall not be required in any country other than that in which the vehicle is registered[Interbus- in which the transport operator is established] provided that,for the return journey, all the passengers are taken up in the same place and that one of the following conditions is met Wording similar to that of Interbus.
The first floor is taken up by the commercial area, 8 floors are occupied by appartments.
The report was taken up in May 2000.
These should be taken up as a priority by the new Government.
They are taking up defensive positions.