Примеры использования Commission had considered на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Commission had considered several questions under the item.
Ambassador Amorim set forth in his report what the former Special Commission had considered to be the remaining questions in the disarmament phase.
In 2007, the Commission had considered the Special Rapporteur's fifth report A/CN.4/583.
On the other hand,the generality of a topic need not be a criterion for its consideration; the Commission had considered many specific issues.
At its thirtieth session, the Commission had considered a number of chapters of the guide.
The Commission had considered many complaints relating to violations of the right to security and protection from bodily harm, such as torture.
Since they had sometimes been erroneously referred to as reservations, the Commission had considered it useful to clarify the matter in the draft Guide.
The Commission had considered the criteria to be used in establishing the definitive list of crimes.
Therefore, the draft article should be considered together with the draft articles on countermeasures, which the Commission had considered but had not yet adopted.
The Commission had considered the report of the Working Group and had adopted it as amended by the Commission. .
It was alsorecalled that at its thirty-ninth session, in 2006, the Commission had considered a note by the Secretariat prepared pursuant to that request A/CN.9/604.
The Commission had considered those three projects on the basis of reports on possible future work prepared by the Secretariat.
The Council was informed that,during the present session, the Commission had considered the reports submitted to it by the registered pioneer investors during 1997 and 1998.
The Commission had considered a proposal by Switzerland for the Commission to undertake work in the area of international contract law.
Further consideration of that topic should be postponed until the Commission had considered the issues relating to international environmental law mentioned in paragraph 43 of the report.
The Commission had considered a report by the Secretariat providing a brief survey of the work of international organizations in the field of international trade law.
Although some criticism had been voiced regarding the use of the threshold of"significant" harm, the Commission had considered that it was important to retain the threshold.
It was perhaps because the Commission had considered that that notion was implied in the notion of"conservation?
Humanitarian assistance had intentionally been placed first among the forms of cooperation mentioned, as the Commission had considered it of paramount importance in the context of disaster relief.
At its current session, the Commission had considered the reports of Working Group on the work of its seventeenth and eighteenth sessions.
Mr. González-Campos(Spain) said that the topic"Fragmentation of international law" was, as the Commission itself had admitted,very different from the other topics that the Commission had considered to date.
At its thirty-sixth session, the Commission had considered a note by the Secretariat on possible future work relating to commercial fraud A/CN.9/540.
The Commission had considered that future work in the field of secured transactions law should be undertaken with a view to preparing an annex to the draft Guide, dealing specifically with security rights in intellectual property.
With regard to cross-border insolvency, the Commission had considered a report on the UNCITRAL-INSOL Judicial Colloquium(Toronto, 22 and 23 March 1995) on that issue.
The Commission had considered in a closed meeting the report of an independent expert appointed during its fifty-eighth session under the confidential 1503 procedure.
In response to a request by the General Assembly, the Commission had considered the harmonization of practices relating to the entitlements of staff serving at non-family duty stations.
The Commission had considered other important and technically complicated issues such as the definition of the crime of aggression and planning for the next phase of its mandate.
With regard to article 1(Scope of the present articles), the Commission had considered whether the term"international watercourses" should be replaced by"international drainage basin" or"transboundary waters.
In 1997 the Commission had considered a number of chapters of the legislative guide and in 1998 it had taken up several draft chapters prepared by the Secretariat.
Mr. Bazinas(Secretariat) said that the Commission had considered cases in which the lender, following negotiations with the borrower, registered a notice prior to the conclusion of the security agreement.