Примеры использования Delegation raised на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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One delegation raised the issue regarding the family members.
In discussions on the proposed programme for Lebanon, one delegation raised a number of points.
Finally, another delegation raised several specific questions pertaining to procurement.
The proposed paragraph is also in line with similar concerns and questions that my delegation raised in informal consultations on the draft resolution.
One delegation raised its concern about the lateness of some documents in all languages.
Vehicle” shall mean any conveyance that may be used for transportation by land or air;At the informal consultations held during the fifth session of the Ad Hoc Committee, one delegation raised questions about the content of the term“vehicle”.
This is an issue that my delegation raised during the earlier institution-building processes.
One delegation raised the possibility of establishing an OSCE manual of best practices.
Mr. Goel(India): At a meeting of the Working Group, my delegation raised what was essentially a procedural point, basically with a view to facilitating the work of the Committee in a transparent manner and in accordance with the mandate given to the Committee.
One delegation raised the question as to why it was necessary to change the present.
With reference to annex II to document SPLOS/136, one delegation raised the issue of the application, within the Registry of the Tribunal, of the principle of equitable geographical distribution, pointing out that some regional groups were underrepresented or not represented among staff at the professional and higher levels.
The delegation raised these issues with opposition leaders and asked them to release all individuals in their detention.
Another delegation raised the issue of including a reference to the list of countries in transition in the Protocol text.
Another delegation raised a query as to what proportions of resources were allocated to service delivery and capacity-building.
One delegation raised a question on enhancing participation in the decision-making process of international financial institutions.
One delegation raised the question as to why it was necessary to change the present text, which seemed to reflect the actual status.
One delegation raised the issue of confidence of programme and donor countries towards the work being done in evaluation.
One delegation raised the issue of the accumulation of small arms in politically unstable regions, particularly in the developing world.
One delegation raised the question of whether the small budget of the organization could support all the activities listed in its application.
One delegation raised the question of whether this Committee was the appropriate venue for consideration of the environmental aspects of the chemical industry.
One delegation raised the question as to whether'public waste-water treatment plants' would include situations where such facilities were outsourced or privatized.
One delegation raised the question of an appropriate framework to follow up on the Agenda for Protection and made some suggestions on a possible ad hoc forum.
Another delegation raised the issue of the placement of drug control in its different interrelated aspects within the subprogramme structure of the proposed strategic framework.
Another delegation raised the methodological issue of how best to take into account different starting points of environmental management in different countries.
One delegation raised a number of issues, including the level of the Working Capital and Guarantee Fund and procedures for handling end of year balances of Supplementary Programmes.
One delegation raised a query about why mid-level professional women had been leaving the organization in disproportionate numbers during the downsizing process.
One delegation raised the issue of convictions in absentia and noted that different legal systems imposed a variety of sanctions through different procedures.
One delegation raised a question on the use of the term"household water security" as that term was not clearly defined in the international community or in official documents.
One delegation raised the issue of migration as a result of underdevelopment, which led to people seeking better opportunities abroad to raise their living standards.
Last week my delegation raised a number of issues in its statement and identified the difficulties that were posed by L.1 for our delegation, both on substance and on procedure.