Примеры использования Delegations described на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Several delegations described national and regional ODR models and their characteristics.
There were calls for increased resettlement opportunities and several delegations described their efforts in this area.
Several delegations described the different implementation measures that had been adopted in their countries.
In addition to making specific recommendations on the draft declaration andthe document on further actions and initiatives to implement the commitments of the Habitat Agenda, many delegations described progress made within their countries in the implementation of the Habitat Agenda since 1996, as well as in the preparatory process for the special session of the General Assembly.
Several delegations described steps that had been taken to curtail trafficking in persons and smuggling of migrants.
During the Security Council debate of 14 August 1997 on the conclusion of Operation Alba, many delegations described it as a model, including the following aspects: unity of intent by the group of countries involved; decisive, prompt action taken by the Security Council; a very clear mandate; definite limits on the time-frame; rapid planning and deployment; and in-depth political coordination and consultation among all the parties involved, with none excluded, through an ad hoc steering committee.
Delegations described the measures that their countries had taken to improve the health and well-being of their populations.
Some delegations described new initiatives taken by them to utilize TCDC and ECDC in a more comprehensive and focused manner.
Some delegations described current capacity-building initiatives to improve the sustainable management of fisheries resources in developing countries.
Most delegations described ways in which current policies respond to the priorities identified in the Conference Room Paper tabled for discussion.
Delegations described actions taken to achieve the health-related Millennium Development Goals and promote universal access to acceptable, affordable and high-quality health care.
Some delegations described their national efforts to enhance the situation of refugee children, and in particular on the situation of unaccompanied and separated children, for example, the assignment of a legal guardian.
Several delegations described article 39 as controversial and superfluous because Article 103 of the Charter stipulated clearly that Charter provisions prevailed over those of any other international legal instrument.
Several delegations described their efforts in this regard, and UNHCR was encouraged to consider complementary approaches, such as temporary protection, when necessary, but without abandoning its commitment to the three core durable solutions.
Some delegations described their efforts to support climate change-related activities conducted by the Group on Earth Observations, CEOS, the Global Earth Observation System of Systems and the Global Climate Observing System.
Some delegations described their efforts to share climate change data that could be useful for the analysis of climate change and understanding of natural hazards and mitigation of and adaptation to their effects.
Many delegations described the in-depth partnership between their Governments and APCICT in implementing the Centre's flagship ICT for development capacity-building programme, called the"Academy of ICT Essentials for Government Leaders.
Some delegations described the 2000-2003 income projections as sound and reasonable, while one delegation found the income projections in table 3 of the report disconcerting as the breakdown showed a different pattern than previous years.
Many delegations described challenges and activities being undertaken in their own countries or how they were assisting others in promoting durable solutions, including through new programmes, improved asylum procedures, national legislation, and tripartite agreements.
A number of delegations described projects of international cooperation such as the voluntary monitoring, control and surveillance network, the strengthening and development of which was proposed, and the pilot project for monitoring, control and surveillance implemented through the Indian Ocean Commission.
Some delegations described their efforts in using satellites as an indispensable tool for monitoring emissions of greenhouse gases and aerosols and several other essential climate variables, as well as the melting of glaciers, sea ice in the polar caps and the Greenland ice sheet, land-cover changes and sea-level rise.
Some delegations described as valuable the recommendation of the Secretary-General, in his report entitled"An Agenda for Peace"(A/47/277-S/24111), that the Security Council should devise a set of measures involving the financial institutions and other components of the United Nations system that could be put in place to insulate third States from the effects of sanctions.
Some delegations described their efforts to support activities related to climate change conducted by the Group on Earth Observations, the Committee on Earth Observation Satellites, the Global Earth Observation System of Systems, the Global Climate Observing System and the Coordination Group for Meteorological Satellites, and to contribute to the global climate change mitigation and adaptation actions under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
Some delegations described their efforts to support climate change-related activities conducted by GEO, CEOS, the Global Earth Observation System of Systems, the Global Climate Observing System and the Coordination Group for Meteorological Satellites, and to contribute to monitoring the achievement of the aims of the Kyoto Protocol to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the global climate change mitigation and adaptation actions under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
The delegation described the initiatives taken in that regard.
Another delegation described national successes in ensuring food security for its people.
Could the delegation describe their qualifications?
Could the delegation describe the work of the parliamentary National Minority and Human Rights Committee?
Could the delegation describe the role of groups other than the Catholic Church in the Commission?
With regard to domestic violence, the delegation described action taken to improve conditions for women through programmes to prevent domestic violence and protect victims.