Примеры использования Decided to nominate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Only one country decided to nominate two.
The countries decided to nominate national focal points and exchange operational staff with a view to improve the sharing of information and joint operations.
Afterwards it was decided to nominate only the Elon site, but not the entire territory of Kytalyk RRR.
By its decision 1995/224 of 4 May 1995, the Economic and Social Council,acting in pursuance of paragraph 8 of General Assembly resolution 3348(XXIX), decided to nominate the following States for election by the Assembly to membership in the World Food Council.
Only one country decided to nominate two, which was a significantly lower number than in the overall average.
In view of the possible impact of the delay in the establishment of the Council on the proper functioning of the system of justice, while expressing commitment to pursuing the process towards the elaboration of terms of reference for the body, including the clarification of the nature of its membership,the staff subsequently decided to nominate another external jurist.
The Working Group decided to nominate a Chairperson-Rapporteur for a one-year term on a rotational basis.
With the support of these countries, the secretariat was able to prepare a list of three experts, from the Netherlands, Norway and the United Kingdom, respectively.On 12 January 2005, the UNECE Executive Secretary decided to nominate Prof. Terwindt from the Netherlands for this position on the basis of his expertise, his availability and his independence of the project and of the countries involved.
The Committee decided to nominate a focal point from among its members to liaise with the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees UNHCR.
The Temporary President recalled that, at the Second Conference of theHigh Contracting Parties to Protocol V, it had been decided to nominate Ambassador Hamid Ali Rao of India as President of the Third Conference, as indicated in paragraph 49 of the final document of the Second Conference CCW/P. V/CONF/2008/12.
The Conference decided to nominate the representative of Australia as President-designate of the Fourth Conference, and the representatives of Pakistan and Slovakia as Vice-Presidents-designate.
The Temporary President recalled that, at the Fifth Conference of theHigh Contracting Parties to Protocol V, it had been decided to nominate Ambassador Zamir Akram of Pakistan as President-designate of the Sixth Conference, as indicated in paragraph 46 of the final document of the Fifth Conference CCW/P. V/CONF/2011/12.
The Conference decided to nominate Ambassador Hamid Ali Rao of India as President-designate of the Third Conference, and the representatives of Australia and Slovenia as Vice-Presidents-designate.
At its forty-eighth session, in 1992,the Commission on Human Rights decided to nominate a special rapporteur to establish direct contacts with the Government and the people of Myanmar Commission resolution 1992/58.
Decided to nominate, through the Bureau, three representatives of Parties from each of the five United Nations regions by 31 January 2007 to participate in the ad hoc joint working group of the three conventions.
The President announced that, following consultations among the regional groups, it had been decided to nominate the representative of Australia as President of the Fourth Conference, and representatives of Pakistan and Slovakia as Vice-Presidents.
The Committee decided to nominate Mr. Jendroska as the curator for the matter and to postpone its consideration of the matter to its next session based on the analysis of the information by Mr. Jendroska.
The PRESIDENT announced that, following consultations among the regional groups, it had been decided to nominate Ambassador Hamid Ali Rao of India as President of the Third Conference and representatives of Australia and Slovenia as Vice-Presidents.
The Conference decided to nominate Ambassador Zamir Akram of Pakistan as President-designate of the Sixth Conference, and Ambassador Jüri Seilenthal of Estonia and Ambassador Jan Knutsson of Sweden as Vice-Presidents-designate.
The Temporary President recalled that, at the Third Conference of theHigh Contracting Parties to Protocol V, it had been decided to nominate Ambassador Peter Woolcott of Australia as President-designate of the Fourth Conference, as indicated in paragraph 57 of the final document of the Third Conference CCW/P. V/CONF/2009/9.
The Group also decided to nominate Mr. Peter Kolarov, Political Affairs Officer, United Nations Department for Disarmament Affairs(Geneva Branch), as Provisional Secretary-General of the Third Review Conference.
Considering also that the seventeenth Meeting of States Parties decided to nominate the Embassy of Senegal in Berlin as a member and the Embassy of Canada in Berlin as an alternate member to represent it on the staff pension committee.
The Conference decided to nominate Ambassador Mikhail Khvostov of Belarus as President-designate of the Fifth Conference, and a representative of Ireland and a representative of the Non-Aligned Movement as Vice-Presidents-designate.
Considering that the Meeting of States Parties at its seventeenth session decided to nominate the Embassy of Senegal in Berlin as a member and the Embassy of Canada in Berlin as an alternate member to represent it on the staff pension committee.
The Group also decided to nominate Mr. Peter Kolarov, Political Affairs Officer, Department for Disarmament Affairs, Geneva Branch, as Provisional Secretary-General of the Third Review Conference.
The PRESIDENT announced that, following consultations among the regional groups, it had been decided to nominate Ambassador Jānis Mažeiks of Latvia as President of the Eleventh Annual Conference and representatives of China, Senegal and a member of the Group of Western European and Other States as Vice-Presidents.
The Conference decided to nominate Mr. Jan Knutsson, Ambassador of Sweden as President-designate of the Seventh Conference, and Ms. Katerina Sequensova, Ambassador of the Czech Republic and a representative of the Non-aligned Movement as Vice-Presidents-designate.
In which the Commission, inter alia, decided to nominate a special rapporteur with a given mandate, and resolution 1998/63 of 21 April 1998, Ibid., 1998, Supplement No. 3(E/1998/23), chap. II, sect. A.
The Conference decided to nominate Ms. Katerina Sequensova, Ambassador of the Czech Republic as President-designate of the Eighth Conference, and a representative of the Non-aligned Movement and a representative of the Western Group as Vice-Presidents-designate.