Примеры использования Delegations raised the issue на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Delegations raised the issue of partner participation in MTRs.
Several delegations raised the issue of difficulties in joining the TachoNET network and expressed a concern in this regard.
Under this agenda item, several delegations raised the issue of the distribution of documents in languages.
Some delegations raised the issue of rebuilding war-torn societies, including demobilization and the reintegration of ex-combatants.
During the discussion at the first session of the Ad Hoc Committee, several delegations raised the issue of the translation of the term“smuggling” into languages other than English and the problems that it created.
Some delegations raised the issue of the affordability of HIV treatments- an issue that linked to intellectual property protection of pharmaceuticals.
These words were true in 2005, but in 2006 the agenda was adopted at the first meeting, andafter the adoption of the agenda, some delegations raised the issue of reviewing the agenda and many other delegations expressed their view that the agenda was balanced and comprehensive and reflected all the concerns related to the international security situation.
Some delegations raised the issue of the negative effects of agricultural subsidies and the effects these had on the enjoyment of the right to development.
During the first reading of the draft text, some delegations raised the issue of the need for sanctions other than criminal sanctions to be included in order to give meaning to the article.
Several delegations raised the issue of the standards and criteria the Committee would use in determining whether resource allocations complied with the Covenant.
Several delegations raised the issue of the mainstreaming of the cluster approach, including how UNHCR's global cluster responsibilities would be reflected under the new budget structure.
Numerous delegations raised the issues of gender equality and gender mainstreaming, reiterating the importance of gender as a cross-cutting developmental and organizational issue. .
In addition, several delegations raised the issue of lost capacity, whereby some trainees with expertise newly acquired through capacity-building programmes did not return to their country of origin.
Several delegations raised the issue of asset recovery and the repatriation of illicit funds derived from corruption, adding that corruption was a transnational crime that required coordinated responses from the international community.
In the discussion that followed, delegations raised the issue of aligning the need for consistent definition of particulate matter(PM) and dust in the Protocol text and in the annexes, as well as the need for further work on the definition of VOCs.
Some delegations raised the issue of accountability for human rights violations committed in the context of peaceful protests and the need to conduct thorough and independent investigations to combat impunity and dissuade the recurrence of such acts.
Some delegations raised the issue of UNHCR's capacity to meet the needs of older refugees and of other vulnerable groups, expressing their concern that the presence of Community Services Officers world-wide had decreased, even though they were well represented in the operations in Timor and Kosovo.
Some delegations raised the issue of the exhaustion of domestic remedies as a condition for such applications to be admissible, and said that there should be a provision to regulate cases of litispendence as between the emergency procedure and the procedures for the consideration of individual communications by other international and regional monitoring bodies.
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 need for a rule requiring proof of service of the claim in cases where a default judgment was sought and the buyer was the respondent.
Another delegation raised the issue of including a reference to the list of countries in transition in the Protocol text.
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.
One delegation raised the issue of the accumulation of small arms in politically unstable regions, particularly in the developing world.
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.
One delegation raised the issue of convictions in absentia and noted that different legal systems imposed a variety of sanctions through different procedures.
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.
One delegation raised the issue of the banana trade and expressed discontent with the World Trade Organization ruling that preferential treatment of African, Caribbean and Pacific(ACP) countries contravened the World Trade Organization's principles.
Another delegation raised the issue of UNDP collaboration with the United Nations New Agenda for Development in Africa in the 1990s and pointed out that a review conducted several years ago was not satisfactory.
One delegation raised the issue of the effects of acts of piracy and armed robbery against ships on the level of insurance premiums that shipowners might be charged and the subsequent impact on the costs of transportation of goods and their delivery.