Примеры использования Considered again на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The proposal will be considered again at the next session.
If article is not recommended for publication by reviewer, it will not be considered again.
The question will be considered again at the Board session in September.
Due to lack of time at that meeting,it had been agreed that the issue would be considered again in 2006.
The Board considered again the issue of the rent of the Institute's premises.
The question of concurrent proceedings would be considered again under article 16.
The matter will be considered again or submitted to the CC for a final decision.
Some amendments proposals discussed at the last session should be considered again as follows.
The venue issue will be considered again in 1995, when the Executive Board begins to elaborate its future rules of procedure.
The acceptance of the general clause will be considered again at the next session of WP.1.
The matter would be considered again by the Conference of the Parties to the Stockholm Convention when it reconvened later in the week.
The wording of the draft resolution could be improved andshould be finalized when it is considered again in two years.
The mandate and future workplan of the Committee will be considered again by the WIPO General Assembly in September 2007 at Geneva.
If the two States parties persisted in ignoring the Committee's requests for a report,the situation should be considered again.
This matter would be considered again at the next session and, if necessary, submitted to the UN Sub-Committee of Experts on the Transport of Dangerous Goods.
I would appreciate it if the legal opinion requested could be provided to the Committee by 4 April, in the afternoon,when this matter will be considered again.
The Commission considered again the possibility of devoting time to internal discussions of topics of a scientific and technical nature during a future session.
In response, the Government recalled its past practice had been to apply an amnesty procedure, as appropriate, andthat this could be considered again.
Nevertheless, this issue will be considered again, if after the publication of the standard SMEs are seen to face particular difficulties in implementing EMS.
Resolutions 59/92, 60/82 and 61/79 were adopted by consensus with a very high number of sponsors, andthe issue will be considered again at the sixty-third session.
The IWG considered again the proposal made at the forty-eighth session of WP.6 by the UIC to collect railway data in the Common Questionnaire.
It has now been decided that the Open-Ended Working Group will continue its work, andthat the question of Security Council reform will be considered again at the next session.
The question of establishing a working group was considered again by the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space at its twenty-sixth session, in 1983.
The issue of whether the pilot study should be a real or a virtual exercise had been addressed by the Commission onseveral previous occasions and was now considered again.
The matter is continuously placed on the agenda of the Radio Regulations Board and will be considered again at its fifty-first meeting, to be held in July 2009.
The issue of the scale of assessments would be considered again at the resumed fifty-third session when the question of exemptions for several Member States under Article 19 of the Charter would be reviewed.
Such selective treatment was inappropriate and Cuba had gone along with the consensus only because the posts were temporary andthe issue would be considered again at the resumed session.
At its fortieth session, the Working Party considered again draft amendments concerning the visibility and legibility of road signs Articles 7, 29.4 and 29 bis of the Convention on Road Signs and Signals.
While the Board agreed to meet at Geneva for the 1994 annual meeting,the venue issue will be considered again in 1995 when the Board begins to elaborate its future rules of procedure.
The term was considered again in the Vukovar Hospital Decision, where civilians or resistance fighters who had laid down their arms were considered as victims of crimes against humanity.