Примеры использования Considered a number of issues на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Council considered a number of issues in Europe.
Also, the Advisory Expert Group on National Accounts considered a number of issues.
The Council considered a number of issues relating to the category F4 environmental claims.
Accordingly, the Expert Group considered a number of issues.
The Council considered a number of issues relating to the"F4" environmental claims.
In the course of reviewing the requests for exemption under Article 19, the Committee considered a number of issues relating to its application.
Nevertheless, it considered a number of issues related to rational use and the designation of MPAs.
Mr. Symonds, as Chairman of the Standing Committee on the provision of scientific andtechnical advice to coastal States, reported that the Committee had met and considered a number of issues.
The Technical Subgroup considered a number of issues, in particular energy product-related issues. .
The Working Group on Communications under the Optional Protocol, established by the Committee at its twenty-fourth session, informally met during the course of the twenty-eighth session of the Committee,reviewed its methods of work including in respect of potential communications, and considered a number of issues related to cooperation between the Division for the Advancement of Women and the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights.
It also considered a number of issues of general importance to development, including land reform and income distribution.
December 2007- meetings of the Boards of Directors of DGC(which are included into IDGC of Centre) considered a number of issues connected with DGC's reorganisation, particularly it defined.
The Board also considered a number of issues related to attendance at Board sessions and Standing Committee meetings, as well as the frequency of Standing Committee meetings.
The technical working group, composed of ECA, UNDP andthe World Bank, met on 14 October 1998 and considered a number of issues to be considered further by a more representative group of agencies.
The Committee also considered a number of issues related to pensions and other items of compensation, taking into account the terms of office of the judges of the International Tribunal.
Ms. Ortigosa(Uruguay), introducing draft resolution A/C.3/65/L.21 on the rights of the child, said that, as in previous years,the text considered a number of issues relating to child rights, including education, health and nutrition, paying particular attention to the special needs of children.
The Security Council considered a number of issues relating to civilians affected by armed conflict, including the protectionof civilians in armed conflict, HIV and AIDS, mine action, children affected by armed conflict and women, peace and security.
In response to paragraph 5 of General Assembly resolution 66/207, UNHabitat has, during the reporting period, considered a number of issues relating to the scope, modalities, format and organization of the Third United Nations Conference on Housing and Sustainable Urban Development(Habitat III), in a most efficient and effective manner.
During the meeting, participants considered a number of issues relating to the organization of the Fourth Meeting, including a draft provisional agenda, a draft programme of work, draft rules of procedure and provisional estimated costs for convening the Fourth Meeting.
The Steering Committee considered and approved the Guidelines for the CCW Sponsorship Fund Administration,as contained in Annex I. The Committee also considered a number of issues on its functioning and the operation of the Programme, including the applicable procedures, the criteria for sponsorship and its evaluation, and identified a list of potential beneficiaries, based on the criteria established in the decision of the Third Review Conference.
The Bureau considered a number of issues, including the action taken on the decisions of the ninth meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Vienna Convention, and reviewed the progress made on arrangements for the tenth meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Vienna Convention, to be held in Paris from 17 to 21 November 2014 jointly with the TwentySixth Meeting of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol.
At its thirty-third session, held during the Cancun Conference,SBSTA considered a number of issues relevant to the systematic observation of the climate, in particular in relation to work undertaken by GCOS, GTOS and the Committee on Earth Observation Satellites.
The Subsidiary Body considered a number of issues relating to marine and coastal biological diversity, including the review and further elaboration upon and refinement of the programme of work on marine and coastal biological diversity; marine and coastal protected areas; mariculture; and the conservation and sustainable use of deep seabed genetic resources beyond the limits of national jurisdiction.
Under agenda item 6, the Meeting considered a number of issues, including a brief evaluation of activities supported in developing countries by organizations of the United Nations system.
The Bureau considered a number of issues, including actions taken on the decisions of the Conference of the Parties at its eighth meeting, reviewed the progress made in the arrangements for the joint ninth meeting of the Conference of the Parties and the Twenty-Third Meeting of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol and reviewed the recommendations adopted at the eighth meeting of the Ozone Research Managers of the Parties to the Vienna Convention.
At the request of the secretariat, the TIRExB considered a number of issues related to the maintenance of the Register on Customs seals and Customs sealing devices, which exists in a paper-based format and is distributed to TIR Customs Focal Points on an annual basis.
The Working Party considered a number of issues concerning the technical cooperation programme as a whole, including recent developments and future prospects regarding the mobilization of resources, the distribution of activities among countries, regions and programmes, cooperation between UNCTAD and other organizations as regards operational activities, and proposals regarding partial cost recovery in selected UNCTAD technical cooperation programmes with a view to ensuring their financial self-sustainability.
During the consultations, participants considered a number of issues relating to the organization of the First Meeting including papers containing a draft provisional agenda,a draft programme of work, draft rules of procedure, and provisional estimated costs for convening the First Meeting.
During the meeting, participants considered a number of issues relating to the organization of the Fifth Meeting, including a draft of a provisional agenda, a draft of a provisional programme of work, draft rules of procedure and provisional estimated costs for convening the Fifth Meeting.
The Committee could help to promote the rule of law by considering a number of issues.