Примеры использования Decided to establish a group на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Together with his friend Denis Repey they decided to establish a group and create the name"TiK.
In June 2006, the heads of the member States of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization signed the"Statement of the Heads of the member States of the Shanghai Cooperation Organizationon international information security", in which it was decided to establish a group of experts on international information security.
By its decision 17/COP.5, the COP decided to establish a group of experts, drawn from the roster of experts.
At its 20th session of 2010,the Working Party on Regulatory Cooperation and Standardization Policies(WP.6) decided to establish a Group of Experts on Risk Management in Regulatory Systems GRM.
The Commission has also decided to establish a Group of Experts on the Programme of Work open to all member States.
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By virtue of resolution CM/RES/1339, adopted on 1 June 1991 in Abuja, the Ministers for Foreign Affairs of the Organization of African Unity,which has since been succeeded by the African Union, decided to establish a group to set out clearly the extent of Africa's exploitation, the liability of the perpetrators and the strategy for achieving reparation.
The Governing Body has also decided to establish a group of seven experts who will examine Governments' reports and submit them to the March 2000 session of the Governing Body for discussion.
The Committee expressed its appreciation for this initiative, approved the vision and approach contained in the position paper of SC.2 on unifying railwaylaw in the pan-European region and along Euro-Asian transport corridors(ECE/TRANS/2011/3), decided to establish a Group of Experts on this subject according to the ToR described in the annex of document ECE/TRANS/2011/3 and requested its Chair to submit this proposal to EXCOM for approval.
It was noted that, if the Conference decided to establish a group of experts, care should be given to the composition of the group, taking into account the principle of equitable geographical distribution.
With regard to the former, the Committee of Legal Advisers on Public International Law(CAHDI), at its fourteenth meeting, held in September 1997, considered the preliminary conclusions adopted by the Commission and, more generally,the latter's work on the topic of reservations, and decided to establish a Group of Specialists on Reservations to International Treaties(DI-S-RIT), under the coordination of the representative of Austria, whose terms of reference were approved by the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe on 16 December 1997.
At its last session, the General Assembly decided to establish a group of governmental experts in 2003 to review the relationship between disarmament and development in the current international context and to present its report for the consideration of the General Assembly at its fifty-ninth session.
At the Oslo Group meeting in Ottawa in February 2009, it was decided to establish a group to contribute to the drafting of the chapter on energy balances.
With this in mind, the Heads of State have decided to establish a group of experts on international information from the SCO member States, involving representatives of the SCO Secretariat and the Executive Committee of the SCO Regional Counter-Terrorism Structure, to formulate a plan of action for international information security and define ways and means to tackle all aspects of international information security issues within the framework of the organization.
On the basis of the Mexican initiative, the Commission on Human Rights decided to establish a group of experts to formulate recommendations on strengthening the promotion, protection and exercise of these rights.
In addition, the General Assembly decided to establish a group of governmental experts to convene in 2014 and 2015 to develop recommendations on possible aspects that could contribute to, but not negotiate, a treaty banning the production of fissile material for nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices;
The Inland Transport Committee had also decided to establish a Group of Experts and had agreed on terms of reference for its functioning ECE/TRANS/2011/3, annex.
At its fortieth session, in 1985, the General Assembly decided to establish a Group of High-level Intergovernmental Experts, with a term of one year, to conduct, in full accordance with the principles and provisions of the Charter,a thorough review of the administrative and financial matters of the United Nations with a view to identifying measures for further improving the efficiency of its administrative and financial functioning, which would contribute to strengthening its effectiveness in dealing with political, economic and social issues resolution 40/237.
Based on the results of the questionnaire, it was decided to establish a group of experts to look into the problematical areas, such as limits on compensation and the issue of insurance, and to propose modifications to the Convention.
The Committee expressed its appreciation for the excellent initiative undertaken by WP.5 together with UNCTAD and decided to establish a Group of Experts on climate change impacts and adaptation for international transport networks for two years, according to the Terms of Reference(ToR) contained in the annex of document ECE/TRANS/WP.5/48, and requested its Chair to submit a proposal to the Executive Committee(EXCOM) for approval.
Acting on a recommendation contained in the Programme of Action,the General Assembly, in its resolution 60/81 decided to establish a group of governmental experts, appointed by the Secretary-General on the basis of equitable geographical representation, to consider further steps to enhance international cooperation in preventing, combating and eradicating illicit brokering in small arms and light weapons, and asked the Secretary-General to submit the report on the outcome of its study to the Assembly at its sixty-second session.
Decides to establish a Group of Experts on Development to replace the Committee for Development Planning;
Decides to establish a group of experts to be an integral part of the Regular Process, requests the members of the Group of Experts, who have been appointed by Member States pursuant to paragraph 180 of resolution 64/71, to continue serving on the Group of Experts for the duration of the first phase of the first assessment cycle, and encourages regional groups that have not yet done so to appoint experts to the Group of Experts in accordance with paragraph 180 of resolution 64/71;
Decides to establish a group of governmental experts, appointed by the Secretary-General on the basis of equitable geographical representation, commencing after the review conference and no later than 2007, to consider further steps to enhance international cooperation in preventing, combating and eradicating illicit brokering in small arms and light weapons in three sessions of one week's duration each, and to submit the report on the outcome of its study to the General Assembly at its sixty-second session;
On February 26, 2013 a group of Lithuanian Seimas MPs decided to establish a friendship group with the Republic of Artsakh in the Lithuanian Seimas.
At its first meeting on 27 May 2011, the Planning Group decided to establish a Working Group on Methods of Work.
The Meeting decided to establish a small group to examine these questions.
The Committee decided to establish a working group to prepare draft reporting guidelines.
The Working Group decided to establish a contact group chaired by the representative of Canada to discuss the issue further.
The Committee decided to establish a working group to prepare proposals to govern its working methods.
The Committee subsequently decided to establish a contact group to discuss how those issues might be resolved.