Примеры использования Delegate of switzerland на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The delegate of Switzerland asked whether the reference to the ISO standard in section 4.4 should be kept.
It also had before it written comments transmitted by the delegate of Switzerland and contained in TRANS/WP.1/2001/37.
The delegate of Switzerland suggested that the text of Recommendations be kept separate from the voluminous and fast-changing code tables.
The Working Party will have before it TRANS/WP.1/1999/28 containing corrections to R.E.1 transmitted by the delegate of Switzerland.
He took note of the intervention of the delegate of Switzerland and confirmed that the issue would be taken up by UN/CEFACT.
The delegate of Switzerland said that his country respected the UNECE Standard, which was the basis for the possibility to export seed potatoes into the European Union.
The Working Party will also have before it counter proposals on this subject transmitted by the delegate of Switzerland(TRANS/WP.1/2002/11/Adds. 1 and 2) and an additional document transmitted by PRI TRANS/WP.1/2002/34.
The delegate of Switzerland pointed out the need to consider whether a definition would be useful or counterproductive for the victims.
Concerning stricter measures for pests already included in the standard, the delegate of Switzerland said that he could understand the need of countries where these pests did not exist to have very strict standards.
The delegate of Switzerland offered to prepare a new proposal for the forty-first session taking into account the comments made at the fortieth session.
The Administrative Committee took note of a number of cases concerning the proper application of the Convention,which was raised by the delegate of Switzerland, in particular cases in which TIR Carnets have been discharged before the end of the transport and substituted with other transit documents, thereby creating difficulties for the proper discharge of the TIR Carnets.
The delegate of Switzerland stressed the importance of monitoring activities to ensure that the effectiveness of the protocols could be detected.
The delegate of Switzerland said that the COMPAL programme was financed by her country's State Secretariat for Economic Affairs and implemented by UNCTAD.
The delegate of Switzerland offered to prepare a questionnaire on the subject which the secretariat would have translated and disseminated to member States.
The delegate of Switzerland noted that some of the proposals put forward in the report went beyond promotion and touched upon the strategy of UN/CEFACT as such.
The delegate of Switzerland introduced the draft decision on the UNICEF experience of joint programming, which had been the subject of informal consultations.
The delegate of Switzerland stated that his delegation had the impression that UN/CEFACT work was driven by technical groups, rather than by policy and business requirements.
The delegate of Switzerland said that for other seed, FIS, ISTA and OCDE had cooperated on harmonization of methods but no similar initiative existed for seed potatoes.
The delegate of Switzerland said that he could not see the connection between field generation and yield or seed vigour because this also depended on the climatic conditions and farming methods.
The delegate of Switzerland suggested that the document submitted to the Committee should also comprise relevant elements from documents TRADE/CEFACT/2000/13"Promotion of UN/CEFACT objectives" and TRADE/CEFACT/2000/23"Intersessional approval of documents.
The delegate of Switzerland informed the Conference about the outcomes of the Siena Group meeting that was held in Neuchatel,Switzerland from 5-6 June 1997, whose theme was"Social integration of minorities(ethnic, linguistic, cultural) and immigrants.
The delegate of Switzerland(on behalf of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Japan, Mexico, Republic of Korea and Uruguay) underscored the continued relevance of the Convention and its monitoring procedures, adding that Mr. Avtonomov had demonstrated the concrete impact of addressing its procedural gaps.
The delegate of Switzerland suggested the preparation of a list of frequently asked questions on the Water Convention specifically for countries from outside the ECE region interested in the Convention, and proposed that interested non-ECE countries could also motivate their neighbours to attend the Convention meetings.
The delegate of Switzerland drew attention to the fact that during the Joint Meeting 2001 and during the Prague RID Committee of Experts meeting of November 2001, the issues related to existing tanks with vacuum valves and a start-to-discharge pressure inferior to 0.21 bar, but without a safety valve, were not yet resolved, nor was their attribution to a tank code.
Lastly, the delegate of Switzerland announced that, as current President of OSCE, Switzerland intended to focus on civil society, which included journalists and other media workers, and that it was to organize a meeting to discuss developments regarding the rights, responsibilities and efforts of OSCE with regard to freedom of expression and freedom of the media.
The Working Party decided to postpone its considerations of document ECE/TRANS/WP.30/2007/12 due to delays in translation as well as the absence of a delegate of the government of Switzerland- a key proponent of a similar- in force- convention i.e., the International Convention to Facilitate the Crossing of Frontiers for Passengers and Baggage carried by Rail of 1952.
The representative of Switzerland thanked the delegates that had supported the Swiss offer to host the Convention secretariat in Geneva and reiterated Switzerland's commitment to creating in that city the best possible environment for the pursuit of international cooperation.
Ms. Martine Rohn-Brossard,the representative of Switzerland, reminded delegates not to take the success of the Convention for granted; the Convention had an important role to play in implementation of the 2030 Agenda on Sustainable Development and of large infrastructure projects.
The delegate from Switzerland informed of a project that is carried on in his country, originating in the fact that there are a lot of level crossings in Switzerland, with a low to very low frequency in crossing traffic, which are often unprotected or only marked with a sign A, 28.
The delegates of Luxembourg, Norway, Russian Federation, Switzerland(under the chairmanship of Norway) volunteered to participate in the group of legal experts.