Примеры использования Countries proposed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Therefore, Nigeria is not added to the list of least developed countries proposed by the Committee.
The countries proposed indicators from their national indicator sets for more than half of the“placeholders”.
In the context of preparations for Seattle, some developing countries proposed to establish a working group on technology in WTO.
Some countries proposed to establish a deliberative process to review and improve the functioning, efficiency and transparency of WTO.
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The special safeguard mechanism remained under negotiation,although developing countries proposed that its use be discontinued for developed countries. .
Although developed countries proposed the inclusion of data exclusivity in TRIPS, it was not adopted.
We are still convinced today that the most effective way for Azerbaijan to secure its territorial integrity is to continue its increasingly constructive discussions with Armenia to finalize the basic principles our countries proposed to both parties in Madrid, and thereby establish the framework for a comprehensive settlement that also incorporates the principles of self-determination and non-use of force in a mutually acceptable way.
Several countries proposed changes to address concerns about elements they saw as missing from the draft text in this segment.
It is useful to recallthat when India and other developing countries proposed the NPT, a global balance of responsibilities was envisaged.
Some Muslim countries proposed to include in the final document a point condemning caricatures on religious values- consequence of the"cartoons controversy.
In the final hours of the third session of the Committee, several countries proposed, as a compromise, a package deal that included the following elements.
The"ASEAN+3" countries proposed to strengthen regional financial cooperation through an expanded network of swap facilities among their central banks.
Finally, in addition to the projects located along the identified EATL Phase II routes,most participating countries proposed infrastructure projects beyond those specified routes, which were considered to be of national importance in the analysis.
Several countries proposed the establishment of concrete goals and targets or benchmarks for the increase of women's participation at the local, national, regional and international levels.
In the debate on the report of the Intergovernmental Group of Experts on Rules of Origin, several preference-receiving countries proposed further the introduction of global cumulation among all recipients and donor country content by those schemes which do not yet apply these concepts.
Several countries proposed a reopening of the ITA negotiations to expand the product and country coverage of the agreement and to include not only tariffs but also non-tariff barriers.
Guided by the belief that the best way to deal with environmental issues was by strengthening democracy at all levels, their countries proposed the development of a regional instrument, including a road map and plan of action, for the implementation of environmental initiatives at the regional level.
Some developing countries proposed a"monitoring mechanism" to assess the utilization and development impact of these provisions, but no specific development benchmarks have been discussed to date.
Furthermore, some developing countries proposed at Marrakesh to link immigration policies and international trade.
Several countries proposed changing water management policies to provide incentives to use water efficiently, or referred to the use of economic incentives through water pricing, taxes and subsidies.
The Bureau found the proposal balanced and agreed that the countries proposed for Bureau membership could be contacted by the secretariat on the understanding that any other country that wished to be considered should manifest its interest.
Countries proposed a broad range of actions to eliminate gender discrimination in education, including diversifying education and vocational choices for boys and girls; extending financing for education; and increasing compulsory education.
Most proposals from developing countries proposed to establish a dedicated global forest fund or mechanism, which was also supported by Canada.
In WTO in 2008, over 110 countries proposed to amend the TRIPS Agreement to incorporate a requirement for patent applicants to disclose origin, legal source, and mutually agreed terms regarding any genetic resources or traditional knowledge used in the invention.
We note that the principles the Co-Chair countries proposed to the two Presidents were not developed in a vacuum, but follow on to nine years of detailed proposals that have been advanced by our predecessors.
Last but not least, three countries proposed, in addition to the Istanbul guidelines, the need for knowledge to be organized, using user-friendly tools and platforms, to assess the current state of desertification at the national level and globally to support new strands of scientific research.
The day after the elections took place, several countries proposed a second Vice-Chair, Mr. R. Symonenko(Ukraine) whose election must be confirmed at the 106th session, in conjunction with the modification of the Terms of Reference.
Experts from several developing countries proposed that certain categories of EPPs be included within the scope of the negotiations on environmental goods, while avoiding possible new non-tariff barriers and additional costs e.g. for certification.
To that effect, the least developed countries proposed specific references to the Programme of Action in the updated version of the work programme. On 25 July 2012, the WTO General Council adopted a decision to strengthen, streamline and operationalize the 2002 guidelines on the accession of the least developed countries. .