Примеры использования Council addressed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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At its 317th meeting, Council addressed this matter.
The Council addressed the situation in Lebanon during a formal meeting on 15 April.
The President: I would like to draw the attention of delegations to a letter dated 21 August 1998 from the President of the Economic and Social Council addressed to me.
During the period under review, the Council addressed a wide range of regional, thematic and general issues.
The Council addressed the issue most directly, however, in the context of the 2012 review on productive capacity, employment and decent work.
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During the period under review, the Council addressed a wide range of regional, thematic and general issues.
The report is a useful document consisting in large part of a compilation of the relevant documents andmaterials on all subjects that the Council addressed in the course of the year.
At its coordination segment, the Council addressed gender mainstreaming and integrated rural development.
On behalf of all members of the Council, the President of the Security Council stated that during the reporting period the Council addressed a wide range of regional, thematic and general issues.
In those resolutions, the Council addressed a number of requests to the Government of Myanmar in substantive thematic areas.
At its twelfth, thirteenth andfourteenth regular sessions as well as its twelfth special session, the Council addressed issues relating to the right of peoples to self-determination.
The Sami Council addressed matters of culture, higher education and research; it had, in particular, promoted the creation of a Sami theatre.
The introduction to the annual report, which was prepared by the French delegation in its capacity as President of the Security Council last July,sets out in detail the Council's activities for the reporting period and all the issues that the Council addressed in that period.
In conformity with its mandate, the Council addressed serious human rights situations in various parts of the world.
The Council addressed that matter in its resolution 1636(2005), in particular section III thereof. The Council endorsed the Commission's conclusion that it was incumbent upon the Syrian authorities to clarify a considerable part of the questions which remained unresolved.
More recently, the President of the Economic and Social Council addressed the Security Council at its 31 January 2002 meeting on the situation in Africa.
The Council addressed the situation of human rights in the occupied Palestinian territories, religious intolerance, the human rights of migrants, the role of human rights defenders, and the situation in Darfur after the signing of the Abuja Peace Agreement.
At its 1994 substantive session, the Economic and Social Council addressed the division of labour and improvement of coordination within the United Nations system in the field of science and technology.
The Council addressed a wide range of specific and thematic international peace and security issues in all regions of the world, discussing Afghanistan, Angola, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, East Timor, Ethiopia and Eritrea, Iraq, Kosovo, Rwanda and Sierra Leone, as well as issues relating to sanctions and the protection of civilians in armed conflict.
At its sixth special session, held on 23 and24 January 2008, the Council addressed the human rights violations emanating from Israeli military incursions in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including Gaza and the West Bank town of Nablus.
Finally, the Council addressed the issue of possible duplicate awards in the light of an information note prepared by the secretariat dated 25 February 2005, and the presentation made by the secretariat, and noted that the secretariat will provide further information on this issue for the Working Group's continued consideration at a future informal meeting.
At its 2008 high-level segment and annual ministerial review, the Economic and Social Council addressed several issues of relevance to the implementation of the Beijing Platform for Action, including gender-based discrimination, women's access to resources, and the situation of rural women and women farmers.
In the case of Africa, the Council addressed the serious situation on the border between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, reviewed the continuing political impasse between Ethiopia and Eritrea, assessed the implementation of the arms embargo on Somalia, and reinforced efforts to revive the stalled political process in Côte d'Ivoire.
In addition to the situation with Iraq, the members of the Council addressed the eruption of conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the escalation of warfare in Afghanistan, a serious deterioration of the situation in Angola and the deepening crisis in Kosovo, Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
The Council addressed organization-wide efforts to meet the completion strategy, efficiency within the court system, the Prosecutor's lengthy and complex indictments, the deaths in custody of Slobodan Milošević and Milan Babić and coordination of mandated reports and visits to the General Assembly and Security Council. .
Welcoming also agreed conclusions 1999/1 of the Economic andSocial Council, in which the Council addressed the theme of"International cooperation and coordinated responses to humanitarian emergencies, in particular in the transition from relief to rehabilitation, reconstruction and development", during its second humanitarian segment.
The Council addressed all aspects of the political situation, the peace process, the options open to the Palestinian leadership with respect to the end of the interim period on 4 May 1999, and the putting into practical effect, on the land of Palestine, of the Declaration of Independence of 15 November 1988 through the establishment of an independent State of Palestine with Al-Quds Al-Sharif as its capital.
Reaffirms, in the context of paragraph 4 of Security Council resolution 831(1993)of 27 May 1993, in which the Council addressed the issue of the financing of the United Nations Peace-Keeping Force in Cyprus, the role of the General Assembly, as set out in Article 17 of the Charter of the United Nations, as the organ to consider and approve the budget of the Organization, as well as the apportionment of its expenses among Member States;
In this context the Council addressed the question of aid to Albania in the areas of humanitarian, economic and financial assistance, security and the preparation of future elections.
In the general segment, the Council addressed a wide range of economic, social, humanitarian, human rights and coordination questions and adopted a number of substantial resolutions.