Примеры использования Committee currently на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Executive Committee currently consists of 51 members.
The Committee currently had before it another draft text, the statute for an international criminal court.
The Medical Technical Options Committee currently has 27 members including 3 cochairs.
The Committee currently has three posts financed from the support account budget 1 D1, 1 P-4, 1 GS OL.
Nevertheless, despite its increasing workload, the Committee currently had only two persons to handle research and the preparation of drafts.
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The Committee currently had a full-time presence and a small secretariat to administer its activities.
In particular, the Bureau was interested in looking at how other UNECE subsidiary bodies were approving their reports given that the Committee currently dedicates a half a day(of the maximum of 2 days allowed for its official session) to approving the report.
The Executive Committee currently consists of 54 member countries.
The Committee currently plays a unique role in considering the policy and administrative aspects of international tax cooperation and in proposing solutions focused on needs and priorities of developing countries, which may, nevertheless, ultimately benefit all States Members of the United Nations.
Mr. SCHMIDT(Secretariat) said that the Committee currently had before it two communications concerning one State party.
The Committee currently considers 16 States' reports annually.
The Executive Committee currently consists of 53 member countries.
The Committee currently meets for two one-week sessions a year.
The UNHCR Oversight Committee currently comprises six members, three of whom are external.
The Committee currently includes representatives of institutions from Australia, Cameroon, Canada, France, India, Mexico, New Zealand, the Philippines, Sweden and Tunisia.
Consistent with its mandate, the Audit Advisory Committee currently reviews the audit risk-based needs and planning process of OAI and makes recommendations for improvements as appropriate.
The Committee currently meets in Geneva and normally holds two sessions a year, each for one week.
The Scientific Committee currently comprises scientists from 21 States Members of the United Nations.
The Committee currently considers the reports of 9 States parties each session or 27 States parties annually.
The Committee currently meets twice a year in Geneva for three weeks.
The Special Committee currently has 27 members, with a Bureau consisting of a Chairman, two Vice-Chairmen and one Rapporteur.
The Committee currently had a new procedure which involved sending a shortlist of themes to a State party.
The Committee currently has 22 members and 26 observers, with a Bureau consisting of a Chairman, two Vice-Chairmen and one Rapporteur.
The Committee currently needed more support and interest from States parties, especially as it was approaching a time of decision.
The Committee currently consists of 30 members elected from the Board; they do not serve as experts in their personal capacity see www. unesco. org.
The Committee currently had an opportunity to advance towards a successful conclusion of the negotiations on the draft international convention for the suppression of acts of nuclear terrorism.
The Committee, currently one of the committees listed in article 5, paragraph 6, of the Constitution of FAO, has the task of assisting the Council of FAO in its functions.
The Committee currently met each year for three sessions of three weeks, each preceded by a one-week pre-sessional working group, and took up the reports of 27 States parties each year.
The Committee currently has the following 14 member countries: Argentina, Cameroon, Canada, Finland, France, Germany, India, Italy, Madagascar, Pakistan, the Russian Federation, Sweden, Switzerland and Venezuela.
While the Committee currently meets for up to 78 weeks a biennium, its conditions are similar to those pertaining to other United Nations committees which can carry out their functions by meeting for significantly shorter periods of time, and whose members generally travel from their home countries to attend annual sessions and return home at the end of the session.