Примеры использования Bureau also noted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Bureau also noted that its June 2010 meeting would be held on Monday, 7 June 2010.
The Bureau also noted that there had been a number of attacks off the coast of Benin and Nigeria in the Gulf of Guinea.
The Bureau also noted the ongoing work on the G-12 environmental strategy to be adopted at the Kiev Ministerial Conference.
The Bureau also noted that its meeting following the seventy-third Committee's session will be held in the afternoon of 3 March 2011.
The Bureau also noted that its meeting following the seventy-fourth Committee's session will be held on 1 March 2012, in the afternoon.
The Bureau also noted that its meeting following the seventy-seventh Committee session would be held on 26 February 2015, in the afternoon.
The Bureau also noted that its meeting following the seventy-second Committee's session would be held in the afternoon of 25 February 2010.
The Bureau also noted that there was sometimes a lack of transparency concerning the assumptions in expert estimates for emission data.
The Bureau also noted that the TIR Executive Board(TIRExB) had elaborated a questionnaire on the monitoring of the price of TIR carnets at the national level.
The Bureau also noted that currently interest in the determinants of educational outcomes and in the measurement of the non-market returns to education is growing.
The Bureau also noted the concerns expressed by the secretariat on insufficient human and financial resources within the secretariat on road traffic safety.
The Bureau also noted that the ongoing process of reform of the Economic and Social Council might have implications for the working methods of the Commission that could not as yet be discerned.
The Bureau also noted that more than 110 amendments were adopted in 2010, updating existing vehicle regulations to the technical progress and introducing more severe limits.
The Bureau also noted the need for additional sessions of the subsidiary bodies, which could be convened before the 2011 United Nations Climate Change Conference, to be held in Durban.
The Bureau also noted that this system could facilitate economy in paper printing of official documents that are currently being distributed through existing and sometimes outdated distribution lists.
The Bureau also noted that no provision had been made in the agenda of the thirty-sixth session for a discussion, among Commission members, about activities to mark the tenth anniversary of the adoption of the Programme of Action.
The Bureau also noted that, in view of the earlier termination of the seventy-first session of the Committee, its meeting originally scheduled for 27 February 2009, would take place in the afternoon of 26 February 2009.
The Bureau also noted that the secretariat is seeking UNDA funds to launch a new capacity building project, closely related to eTIR, aimed at developing and promoting a Customs-to-Customs exchange platform for transit data.
The Bureau also noted that it had fulfilled its mandate from CEP to take a decision by 15 June 2012 on the request by Belarus to be included in the list of countries eligible for support to participate in meetings.
The Bureau also noted that additional investments in infrastructure will be required to hold the conference and invited Parties in a position to do so to support the Government of Kenya in this important undertaking.
The Bureau also noted that WP.5 approved the proposal of the group to seek political support and commitment from participating governments through the organization of a Second meeting of Ministers of Transport of EATL counties in 2012.
The Bureau also noted that the need to find the right balance between supporting the economic drivers of trade and mobility and reducing transport energy intensity and emissions was among the main conclusions of the Forum.
The Bureau also noted that transport is an economic growth-generating sector which should not be hampered in its development, particularly in countries with economies in transition, where economic growth was a top priority.
The Bureau also noted that several non-governmental organizations and international organizations were represented, especially in the small group of legal experts, and highlighted that their role as observers should be respected.
The Bureau also noted the request of the Council, in the same resolution, for the Chairpersons of the functional commissions to communicate to the President of the Council the issues requiring special attention or action by the Council.
The Bureau also noted that three countries(United States of America, Canada and Japan) had already become Parties to the Global Agreement and recommended to the Committee to invite other member countries to do so as soon as possible.
The Bureau also noted that several countries in the region including several CIS countries(e.g. the Russian Federation and the Ukraine) have had to postpone their census because of inadequate funding available to them for financing the census.
The Bureau also noted that a paper on the existing United Nations conventions on the facilitation of transit is being prepared by the secretariat and will be submitted for consideration by the Committee at its seventy-first session.
The Bureau also noted that several countries in the region including several CIS countries(e.g. the Russian Federation and the Ukraine) have had to postpone their census because of inadequate funding available to them for financing the census.
The Bureau also noted that the third High-level Meeting on Transport, Environment and Health would be held in Amsterdam on 22- 23 January 2009 under the theme:"Making the Link: Transport Choices for our Health, Environment and Prosperity.