Примеры использования Asked to report на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The countries were asked to report the data in tonnes.
It follows that before such an order is made the Procurator-General will first be asked to report on the case.
Delegations were asked to report at the next session on implementation and use of the standards.
Israeli merchant ships in the port Beirut were asked to report their coordinates.
Delegations were also asked to report at the next session on implementation and use of the standards.
At a meeting with Valery Gerasimov,Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces, the head of state asked to report on the document.
The Chinese delegation was asked to report on progress on the draft Standard for rabbit meat within the next weeks.
At the next Expert Group meetings countries andthe industry will be asked to report on their experiences with the Protocol.
Countries were asked to report on the major difficulties experienced in developing an IIF see annex, table 5.
In Human Rights Council resolution 10/33, the seven thematic special procedures andthe High Commissioner were asked to report again on the development of the situation.
Countries were asked to report on progress made in implementing MIPAA/RIS for the first time after five years, in 2007.
United Nations agencies, funds and programmes were asked to report on measures taken to implement the recommendations.
States were asked to report whether there had been any seizures of precursor chemicals as a result of cooperation with other States.
Finally, the Secretary-General Kofi Annan was asked to report on the situation in Abkhazia within three months.
Young people were asked to report the number of hours per week that they were usually physically active in their free time(outside school hours), so much so that they got out of breath or sweated.
Following the further request by the Working Party, the European Commission was asked to report on progress made in the implementation of the EU Directive 2001/14/EC.
Young people were asked to report the number of days over the past week during which they were physically active for a total of at least 60 minutes.
NGOs, United Nations entities andintergovernmental organizations were also asked to report on their respective achievements on ageing issues.
Governments were asked to report on whether resources for technical assistance in the field of precursor control had been provided to other States.
Countries were also asked to report what were, in general, the main aims of their publicity campaign, and in particular to identify the sequential elements of.
In addition, following the further request by the Working Party(TRANS/SC.2/196, para.23), the European Communities member countries were asked to report on progress made in the implementation of the EU Directive 2001/14/EC.
Parliaments, in turn,will be asked to report on their internal discussions and progress during upcoming IPU meetings.
In the Global Forest Resources Assessment 2010,countries were asked to report on the areas of forests considered to be under sustainable forest management.
States were asked to report if they had taken measures to prevent trade in and diversion of materials and equipment for the illicit production or manufacture of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances.
The Intersecretariat Working Group on Forestry Statistics was asked to report to the next meeting of the Study Group on any developments which might take place in this regard.
States were asked to report whether their law enforcement authorities had put in place procedures to investigate clandestine laboratories, including the sharing of information on findings of investigations and liaison with the industry.
I have the honour to refer to the note in which Member States are asked to report on the steps they have taken with a view to implementing effectively the provisions of Security Council resolutions 1718(2006) and 1874 2009.
States were asked to report whether their relevant authorities had statistical data on legal action taken to combat money-laundering, including investigations, prosecutions and convictions.
The Family Matters Court Auxiliary Unit will be asked to report to the Court with regard to the conflict and the possibilities of reaching a solution outside the Court, and to give its recommendation.