Примеры использования Chairman reminded на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Chairman reminded the Committee that press releases were not official records.
At the 192nd meeting, on 13 May 1998, the Chairman reminded the Committee that it had been established as a subsidiary organ of the General Assembly.
The Chairman reminded delegations that, previously, article 12 had been almost totally agreed upon.
Introducing this agenda item, the Chairman reminded the Meeting that the main purpose of the meeting was to adopt the protocol on PRTRs MP. PP/2003/1.
The Chairman reminded delegations that the package that included the strategies and the programme of work would allow the Heads of Delegation to review the role of UN/CEFACT.
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In concluding, the Chairman reminded the Parties that they were now embarking on the important phase of substantive deliberations.
The Chairman reminded participants that it had been decided to bring article 19 more into line with CMR.
The Chairman reminded participants of the request made by the Executive Body at its eighteenth session.
The Chairman reminded delegations that all States should be referred to by their official name.
The Chairman reminded that GRRF was considering the Tyre Pressure Monitoring Systems in the tyres' Regulations.
The Chairman reminded the Committee that at its third meeting it had decided to hear petitioners on the agenda item.
The Chairman reminded delegations of the discussions at the meeting of heads of delegation on 23-24 April 2001.
The Chairman reminded the Committee that the general debate on this item would be concluded on Friday, 20 October 1995.
The Chairman reminded the Committee of the deadline for submitting draft proposals relating to the decolonization items.
The Chairman reminded the members that the Committee had requested the preparation of the report, including recommendations.
The Chairman reminded all delegations to use the official names of countries when referring to Member States.
The Chairman reminded delegations that the delegation of Myanmar wished to be referred to by its officially recognized name.
The Chairman reminded members that, at its 3rd meeting, the Special Committee had decided to hear the petitioners on that item.
The Chairman reminded all delegations to use the official names of countries when referring to Member States.
The Chairman reminded delegations that the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People would take place on 29 November 2006.
The Chairman reminded the Committee that its next meeting would be held on Tuesday, 21 October 2008, at 3 p.m. in Conference Room 2.
The Chairman reminded the Committee that he had addressed a letter to the Secretary-General on the question of late submission of documentation.
The Chairman reminded the Committee that the General Assembly had allocated agenda item 68(Report of the Human Rights Council) to the Third Committee.
The Chairman reminded the heads of delegation that the thirty-fourth session of the Working Group on Strategies and Review was scheduled for 17-20 September 2002.
In conclusion, the Chairman reminded participants that regulation is the key to attract capital for investment in electric infrastructure.
The Chairman reminded the Committee that earlier in its current session it had decided to grant a number of requests for hearing on the agenda item under consideration.
The Chairman reminded the Committee that the question of the modalities of attendance of non-governmental organizations would be taken up at a later time under agenda item 5.
The Chairman reminded the representative of Albania that at the current stage he should restrict himself to asking questions, and that the general debate would take place later.
The Chairman reminded the Committee that, beginning on 12 November, the Special Rapporteurs and Special Representatives on human rights would present their reports.
The Chairman reminded members of the Special Committee that the seminars were open to all Member States and that all were free to send experts, albeit at their own expense.