Примеры использования Delegations addressed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Some delegations addressed recent developments in the South China Sea/East Sea.
During the exchange of views on areas of concern andactions needed, delegations addressed the issues of marine science and technology.
In addition, some delegations addressed coordination and cooperation more generally.
Violence against women was also addressed in the parallel NGO forum and several Government delegations addressed this issue.
A number of delegations addressed the importance of enhanced media relations.
During the consideration of the agenda item on"Oceans andthe law of the sea" by the General Assembly at its sixtieth session, several delegations addressed the transport of radioactive materials by sea.
Several delegations addressed the role of local authorities in human settlements development.
At previous meetings of the Consultative Process, many delegations addressed the nature of the outcomes of the Consultative Process.
Several delegations addressed the issue of data and resources already available internationally.
With respect to the references to the discussion on MANPADS and the paper submitted in paragraphs 53 and 54, I would like to note that these are of a very simple, straightforward and factual kind, andI will just read them:"During the focused debate some delegations addressed the issue of the man-portable air defence systems MANPADS.
Delegations addressed a number of questions on the potential impact of climate change on marine genetic resources.
At the 2008 meeting of the Working Group, several delegations addressed the possible use of environmental impact assessments beyond areas of national jurisdiction.
Delegations addressed procedural issues surrounding the debate and substantive issues concerning the mandate and working methods of the Working Group.
Of course, we also need to capture the fact that several delegations addressed the matter of follow-up to the high-level meeting held late last year.
Several delegations addressed the relationship between the General Assembly, the Consultative Process and the Meeting of States Parties.
Based on the work of the conference on this issue throughout its history, and with the aim of fostering the start of the related substantive work of the conference to facilitate future negotiations following the adoption of a programme of work,thus allowing the Conference on Disarmament to fulfil its mandate, delegations addressed the following three areas.
In their statements, many delegations addressed such issues as nuclear disarmament, non-proliferation and the peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
Some delegations addressed in particular points(a),(b) and(c) concerning further work on the topic, which are reflected in paragraph 621 of the Commission's report.
Under this agenda item, several delegations addressed the importance of cooperation and coordination in respect of the area of focus.
Some delegations addressed the need to monitor more closely the exercise of flag States responsibilities and to examine and clarify the role of the genuine link.
With respect to biodiversity beyond national jurisdiction, several delegations addressed the subject of genetic resources, in particular the need to consider new approaches on the basis of the Convention to promote international cooperation and access and benefit sharing.
Several delegations addressed, in particular, its consistency with the known plans of the Executive Body and its other subsidiary bodies and possibilities(resources) of individual programmes to implement it effectively.
A number of delegations addressed an enhanced role for United Nations regional commissions, including coordination and supporting bottom-up action.
Several delegations addressed issues related to the negotiation, under the auspices of UNESCO, of the draft Convention for the Protection of Underwater Cultural Heritage.
Many delegations addressed the range of issues in the Note, expressing concern about violations of the principle of non-refoulement, threats to physical security(particularly for refugee women and children) and the safety of camps.
Some delegations addressed the issue of ratification of the Protocol on Privileges and Immunities of the International Seabed Authority and the essential protection that it provided to representatives of the members of the Authority in the independent exercise of their functions.
Other delegations addressed the issue of UN-Oceans' effectiveness and transparency, particularly with reference to the difficulties in accessing UN-Oceans reports, in view of the mandate of the Consultative Process under resolution 54/33, paragraph 8 b.
A number of delegations addressed the inclusion of a further draft article on the right of assisting actors to offer assistance to the affected State, as proposed by the Special Rapporteur in his fourth report(proposed draft article 12) A/CN.4/643 and Corr.1, para. 109.
Delegations addressed the role of UNDAF as an instrument for creating a disaster-relief assistance framework, the importance of a comprehensive approach to humanitarian assistance with the involvement of all actors, and the creation of flexible mechanisms for crisis countries.
Delegations addressed the role of UNDAF as an instrument for creating a disaster-relief assistance framework, the importance of a comprehensive approach to humanitarian assistance with the involvement of all actors, and the creation of flexible mechanisms for crisis countries.