Примеры использования Convention's protocols на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The latter include the Convention's Protocols and EU directives and strategies.
Among these countries only the Russian Federation has ratified some of the Convention's protocols.
The Convention's protocols were negotiated to reduce air pollution effects to ecosystems, materials and human health.
Appropriate reports to the sessions of the Executive Body on the reviews and revisions of Convention's protocols.
The Convention's protocols are built on sound science and the Convention's scientific networks on monitoring and modelling provide this.
Technical work is also in progress to consider possibilities for including particulate matter(PM) more effectively in the Convention's protocols.
Of these, the Republic of Moldova andthe Russian Federation have also ratified some of the Convention's protocols and thus have additional reporting obligations under those instruments.
Most Parties to the Convention have standards and legislation that aim to abate the pollutants targeted in the Convention's Protocols.
Welcomed the start of the project to assist SEE countries to accede to the Convention's protocols and invited the SEE countries to proceed with its implementation without delay; and.
The secretariat obtained funding and implemented a number of projects to support countries in Eastern Europe, the Caucasus andCentral Asia in implementing and acceding to the Convention's Protocols.
The ministers declared they wouldtake advantage of the approach and provisions of the Air Convention's protocols and would support their revision, where necessary.
A kick-off meeting on 25 February 2009 in Belgrade marked the start of the Dutch-funded project aimed at assisting SEE countries with implementing and ratifying the Convention's protocols.
The secretariat provided information on the present status of the Convention's protocols, and drew special attention to the revision of the Gothenburg Protocol and the requests made to the Working Group.
The delegation of the Russian Federation also presented a project at the initiative of the Russian Federation to assist EECCA countries to accede to the Convention's Protocols, and in particular the most recent ones.
Mr. MacBride(Canada) recalled that Canada had ratified all the Convention's Protocols; its recent ratification of Protocol V demonstrated the importance placed by Canada on the overall CCW framework as a forum for addressing the use of conventional weapons in a way that took account of both humanitarian imperatives and military considerations.
Mr. K. Bull, Chief of the Air andWater Team of the Environment and Human Settlements Division, provided information on the present status of the Convention's protocols and preparations for Convention's twenty-fifth anniversary.
The role of the secretariat has been further specified in the Convention's protocols and several Executive Body decisions and, in particular, in decisions 2010/19(rules of procedure), 2012/25(improving the functioning of the Implementation Committee) and 2012/3 and 2012/12 adjustments under the Protocol to Abate Acidification, Eutrophication and Ground-level Ozone(Gothenburg Protocol) to emission reduction commitments or to inventories for the purposes of comparing national total emissions with them.
The secretariat informed the Working Group that the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe(UNECE)would provide US$ 40,000 to allow the start of the project for assisting EECCA countries with accession to the Convention's protocols.
The present report sets out the Committee's consideration of these compliance issues regarding reporting by individual Parties under the Convention's protocols, as well as general matters of compliance, some of a systemic nature, discussed by the Committee in 2014.
Several dynamic acidification models were applied and tested to assess time scales for recovery from acidification and uncertainties in model process descriptions; they used several deposition scenarios,based on the Convention's protocols and EU legislation.
Harmonization of environmental standards(limit values for emissions andtechnology performance/BAT as included in the Convention's Protocols) and their effective enforcement can facilitate technology cooperation and prevent the recipient countries from becoming"pollution havens";
Sharing experiences on economic instruments that can establish incentives to create and maintain certain behavioural changes or to develop innovative, cost-effective and less pollutant technologies,might additionally be of particular interest for countries considering accession to the Convention's protocols.
The Task Force acknowledged the progress made in improving the Guidebook in terms of its technical correctness,clarity and consistency with the Convention's protocols as well as with the revised Emission Reporting Guidelines and with the relevant EU legislation.
The Working Group will be invited to exchange information on national, subregional and regional policies and strategies for the control of major air pollutants,in accordance with article 8 of the Convention, including exchanging experiences and best practices on policies, strategies and measures to implement the Convention's protocols and their amendments.
Improved awareness of progress made throughout the ECE region with regard to emission abatement,particular challenges with regard to ratification/accession to the Convention's Protocols and assistance needs by countries in Eastern and South-Eastern Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia see annex for listing by country.
Exchange information on national, subregional and regional policies and strategies for the control of major air pollutants,in accordance with article 8 of the Convention, including exchanging experiences and best practices on policies, strategies and measures to implement the Convention's protocols and their amendments at WGSR sessions.
Welcomed the bilateral activities, undertaken by Parties to provide technical assistance andsupport the efforts of countries in transition to implement and accede to the Convention's Protocols, and in particular the support given by the Czech Republic to Moldova, and the Netherlands to the South-East European countries;
The Second Review Conference of the 1980 Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons(CCW), in December 2001, took the landmark decision to extend the scope of all the Convention's Protocols to apply also to non-international armed conflicts.
Exchange information on national, subregional and regional policies and strategies for the control of major air pollutants,in accordance with article 8 of the Convention, including exchanging experiences and best practices on policies, strategies and measures to implement the Convention's protocols and their amendments at sessions of the Working Group on Strategies and Review.