Примеры использования Delegations might на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Delegations might bring to Kiev further proposals.
The CHAIRMAN suggested that interested delegations might wish to formulate a revised draft of the paragraph.
Delegations might consider adopting a resolution requesting her to report annually to that Committee.
Mr. Ruchti also explained that delegations might decide to allocate funds to specific activities.
Delegations might be wondering why he had submitted a second set of human resources management reform proposals so close to the end of his term.
The decision had had nothing to do with suspicions that any delegations might be involved in terrorist activities.
Indeed, delegations might be better prepared to reply to the questions raised.
Representatives of international organizations and national delegations might wish to inform of developments at their respective areas.
However, some delegations might be unwilling to accept such participation in all meetings.
The Chairperson said that, in view of the lack of agreement on draft resolution A/C.2/62/L.61, delegations might need additional time for consultations.
Ms. Millicay(Argentina) agreed that delegations might feel more free to express their opinions in an informal setting.
It was essential to achieve consensus in efforts to eliminate overlapping activities,since activities which were of little value to some delegations might be of great value to others.
National delegations might wish to provide information on their experience related to questions raised in the above document.
Representatives of international organizations and national delegations might wish to give information on developments in their respective areas.
Although some delegations might disagree with the decisions it had reached, it was for the Working Group to resolve any disagreement, not the Commission.
Mr. Schelin(Observer for Sweden) said that, at the previous meeting,he had sensed that many delegations might be willing to compromise on the issues of limits of liability and multimodal transport.
Large delegations might have too many officers with clashing views, producing internal debates and a lack of coherent analysis and strategy.
It was said that there was a clear indication of consensus that the onlyreservations ought to be those enumerated, subject to any further instructions delegations might require from their Governments.
OHRM was well aware that some delegations might feel frustration or even anger at the litany of apparent failures listed in the JIU report.
At the same meeting, the Board adopted the draft report on its fifty-first session(TD/B/51/L.4 and Add.1- 5),subject to any amendments that delegations might wish to make to the summaries of their statements.
Delegations might consider recommending that integration of women into the system should become a criterion for performance evaluation and accountability of managers.
At its 997th plenary meeting, on 10 October 2006, the Board adopted the draft report on its fifty-third session(TD/B/53/L.2 andAdd.1- 9), subject to any amendments that delegations might wish to make to the summaries of their statements.
To this end, delegations might consider making available the full text of their statements and concentrating on salient features during interventions in the plenary.
The discussion at the first meeting of the ad hoc committee would be based on the existing text(CICP/CONV/WP.21), 1 the proposals of France, Sweden and GermanySee A/AC.254/5. andother proposals that delegations might submit in response to the appeal of the Chairman.
To this end, delegations might consider making available the full text of their statements and concentrating on salient features during interventions in the general debate.
Mr. You Ki-Jun(Republic of Korea) said that his delegation supported the statement by the Philippines andhoped that in the future other delegations might join as sponsors of the request for observer status for the International Conference of Asian Political Parties.
Finally, WP.30 felt that delegations might need more time to study the proposed terms of reference and decided to come back to this issue at its next session.
He noted that detailed reports on a number of peace-keeping operations had already been prepared andurged that all relevant information should be made available to the Committee as soon as possible, without which many delegations might find it difficult to approve the Secretary-General's request.
To this end, delegations might consider making available the full text of their statements and concentrating on salient features during their interventions in the plenary.
The resulting time lag might mean that some budgets would cover periods that had already passed;his delegation would find that difficult to explain to the authorities of the Netherlands and other delegations might well(Mr. Spaans Netherlands) have similar difficulties.