Примеры использования Considering this issue на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Chinese Party will be deeply considering this issue.
In considering this issue, the Committee of Actuaries noted that.
And invites the Commission to continue considering this issue in the context of the general debate;
In considering this issue, the tribunal considered Article 79 CISG.
The draft resolution proposes that the Conference on Disarmament be the main body for considering this issue.
When considering this issue, the Working Group examines the following possible alternatives.
The Team stands ready to assist the Committee in further considering this issue, and to provide written analysis as needed.
He suggested considering this issue in detail with the Chairs of the other Working Parties.
In that connection, my delegation reaffirms the role of the Working Group as the principal andonly forum for considering this issue.
In considering this issue, the Working Party may wish to take into account the following elements.
Some delegations expressed reservations about such an approach whereas others seemed to be being in favour of considering this issue in further detail.
After considering this issue at its 10th and 11th meetings, on 8 March 1995, the Working Group agreed on the following text.
Arguing on democracy andstability of these two countries is possible, considering this issue in the light of existence or non-existence of regional parties.
In considering this issue, the committee may wish to take note of the availability of control measures suitable for use in the oil and gas sector.
With regard to the issue of definitions for an FMCT,I would like to touch on a few basic points that should guide us in considering this issue.
Those organisations currently considering this issue should examine what measures may be possible within the existing international framework to meet this objective.
Noting the work already undertaken by her predecessor, the Permanent Representative of the Republic of Korea,she walked the Working Group through the various steps taken by the Second Committee in considering this issue during its session in 2010.
In considering this issue, it must be recalled that the costs paid by the parties cover the administrative expenses of the DRSPs and the fees and expenses of the experts.
One speaker suggested that the current session provided a good opportunity for considering this issue, given that the next selection process was still some time away.
The Committee recommended considering this issue at its November 2014 session and invited the representative of Japan to prepare a document on this issue for further consideration.
In December 2011,Germany circulated its proposal among those delegations that had shown interest at the ninety-first session in further considering this issue, and invited them to participate in an informal working group in Germany on 1 and 2 February 2012.
When considering this issue in 2007 the Panel noted that its work was not yet complete owing to a shortage of time and difficulties in accessing relevant data.
As the General Assembly has, as recently as the sixtieth session(see resolution 60/260), reaffirmed the role of the Fifth Committee, which provides for universal participation of Member States in administrative and budgetary matters,the Advisory Committee sees no merit in considering this issue further.
Before considering this issue, we should take the trouble to ask ourselves whether the United Nations, in its role as the head of international governance, can do without Taiwan.
In our view, the Conference, in considering this issue, should define its own role and possible contribution in order to avoid duplication of efforts being undertaken in other international forums.
In considering this issue, the Working Group had before it an informal note prepared by the Bureau on a number of possible options for modalities to monitor the implementation of the recommendations contained in the report of the Secretary-General.
We believe that, in considering this issue, the Conference on Disarmament should define its role and possible contribution, in order to avoid duplicating efforts undertaken in other international forums.
We are flexible in considering this issue and in discussing it very constructively and cooperatively, with a specific time to be allocated; this would be done in a programme of work to be discussed later on.
In considering this issue, several participants noted the need to consider not just economic costs, but also unquantifiable impacts such as ecosystem degradation, biodiversity loss and cultural disruption.
In considering this issue, the Meeting of the Parties may also wish to note that the Secretariat has received correspondence from the Chair of the Executive Committee transmitting a decision of that body related to their consideration of this matter.