Примеры использования Commission has concluded на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Commission has concluded that VX was produced on an industrial scale.
In the current circumstances andafter careful consideration of all the factors outlined above, the Commission has concluded that there is no point in pursuing the matter further.
The Commission has concluded that criminal cases should be handled within the domestic judicial sector.
As a result of detailed analysis of the list of letters of credit andof the information from supporting Governments, the Commission has concluded that the list is not complete and contains errors.
The Commission has concluded that cases identified in the present report need to be dealt with through the formal justice system.
It is unfortunate that, despite all the efforts made andthe good intentions exhibited on all sides, the Commission has concluded yet another session without being able to fulfil the mandate entrusted to it by the General Assembly with regard to either substantive agenda item.
The Commission has concluded a contract with a French research institute for a review of open source information published since the end of inspections in Iraq in 1998.
If a positive decision, the Commission has concluded a contract with the Agency for Entrepreneurship and Investments of the Republic of Dagestan for a grant;
The Commission has concluded that it would be useful to make provision in its agenda for a general debate on population matters relating to the theme of the Commission session.
Moreover, on various issues the Commission has concluded that the State responsibility articles had to be adjusted to fit international organizations, or has introduced new articles.
The Commission has concluded that it is important now to put aside whatever difficulties may have arisen and move forward to achieve an expeditious demarcation of the boundary laid down in its Delimitation Decision.
On the basis of the information gathered,examined and analysed, the Commission has concluded that grave breaches of the Geneva Conventions and other violations of international humanitarian law have been committed in the territory of the former Yugoslavia on a large scale, and were particularly brutal and ferocious in their execution.
On balance, the Commission has concluded that recommended draft principles would have the advantage of not requiring a harmonization of national laws and legal systems, which is fraught with difficulties.
The Commission has concluded that criminal cases should be handled within the domestic judicial system and that the cases related to the events of April and May 2006 be heard within the district court system of Timor-Leste.
The Commission has concluded that it would be useful to make provision in its agenda for a general debate on population matters relating to the topic of the Commission's focus, during which views and national experiences could be exchanged.
The Commission has concluded that it would be useful to make provision in its agenda for a general debate on population matters relating to the topic of the Commission's focus, during which views and national experiences could be exchanged.
Although the Commission has concluded that none of the individuals interviewed to date were involved in any activity in connection with the explosion, in order to ensure that that track is fully exhausted some additional interviews will be necessary.
The Commission has concluded that the Government of the Syrian Arab Republic's lack of substantive cooperation with the Commission has impeded the investigation and made it difficult to follow leads established by the evidence collected from a variety of sources.
The Commission has concluded that it would be useful to make provision in its agenda for a general debate on population matters relating to the topic of the Commission's focus, during which Government views and national experiences could be exchanged.
The Commission has concluded that the authorities' version of the developments preceding the events that took place in the stadium and surrounding areas-- the demonstration and intervention by the security forces-- was confirmed only in part by the testimony it heard and the images it saw.
In the short term, the Commission has concluded and/or is rapidly concluding negotiations for new agreements with Israel, Morocco, Tunisia and other countries wishing to enter into new contractual arrangements as the first step towards establishing a free trade area in the region.
In addition, the Commission has concluded the entry of claims data for all claims in categories“C” and“D”. As a result, the Commission has now been able to apply the high“A” matching programme to all claims data in categories“B”,“C” and“D” in order to determine those claims that were filed for higher amounts in category“A” and that also have claims in those categories.
Whenever the Commission has concluded an insurance contract to cover its liability for damages arising from the use of the seat of the Commission and suffered by juridical or natural persons who are not officials of the Commission, any claim concerning the Commission's liability for such damages may be brought directly against the insurer before Austrian courts, and the insurance contract shall so provide.
In the absence of positive comments from States, the Commission had concluded that States were not interested in the study of the second part of the topic.
With the completion of those surveys, the Commission had concluded the fifth round of surveys of salaries of staff in the General Service and related categories at headquarters duty stations.
In its most recent report, the Commission had concluded that the material conditions of detention in Switzerland were generally good, although some gaps remained.
As to the actual application of the measures taken, the Commission had concluded that abuses had been committed by private individuals and groups, but had been unable to identify them.
The CHAIRMAN announced that the Commission had concluded its consideration of draft chapter I of the legislative guide A/CN.9/444/Add.2.
With regard to the length andduration of future sessions, the Commission had concluded that split sessions were more effective.
No rule was perfect, but the Commission had concluded after lengthy deliberations that, on balance, the rule contained in recommendation 205 was the best available.