Примеры использования Discussion would на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The discussion would last about two hours.
Even though the Committee disagreed with the United States on a number of issues, discussion would still be valuable.
Topics for discussion would include the following.
The CHAIRPERSON thanked the working group for its efforts and said that the discussion would continue at the Committee's October session.
However discussion would continue at GRSP.
His delegation therefore welcomed the Finnish andSwiss proposals and hoped that the discussion would proceed along the lines indicated by those delegations.
The discussion would take place around a display of what price distributions for the region look like.
He also expressed confidence that the discussion would contribute to the ECOSOC Annual Ministerial Review.
Discussion would address the economics of gender and how this has an impact on the economy's competitiveness and growth.
Unlike the formal session, the panel discussion would touch upon experts' and stakeholders' views and practical experiences.
Following statements by the representatives of the Sudan, Pakistan,France, China and Chile on points of order, the morning meeting had to be adjourned for lunch with the understanding that the discussion would resume in the afternoon.
In the event that no agreed text could be produced, the discussion would continue during the senior officials segment of the Forum.
The discussion would focus on reaching a pan-Arab decision that would take into account the benefits of a cooperative relationship among Arab countries regarding energy transit.
In the event that no agreed text could be produced, the discussion would continue during the senior officials segment of the Forum.
She mentioned that the discussion would address a wide range of issues that should lay the groundwork for the future workplan to be adopted by the fifth meeting of the Parties to the Convention 10- 12 November 2009.
On that occasion I said that the Netherlands would welcome a broad international discussion on the Security Council,and I added that this discussion would, by its very nature, be a sensitive and highly political one.
During the normative segment, the discussion would focus on reports and decision-making related to the fulfilment of the treaty functions and mandate of the Commission.
One representative observed that the Seventh Meeting of the PartiesMeeting of the Parties, in 1995, had agreed to review, in 2000, the need for further adjustments in the phase-out schedule for HCFCs and that the current proposal provided a good basis for doing that;if a decision were not taken on the matter at the current meeting, the discussion would proceed indefinitely.
His first impression, however,was that further discussion would have clarified misunderstandings on some issues and enhanced the credibility of the recommendations.
With reference to the fifth joint meeting between chairpersons of treaty bodies and special procedures mandate-holders, due to be held in June 2003 and dedicated to the topic of globalization and its impact upon the various mandates of the special procedures and treaty bodies,he would appreciate clarification as to whether economic globalization was the intended topic of debate, or whether the discussion would focus on the international system for the promotion and protection of human rights.
The Committee stressed that the discussion would focus on those elements of the communication related to the recent judgment of the European Court of Justice in the WWF-UK case C-355/08.
She expressed the hope that the interactive dialogue would prove useful to States, indigenous peoples andother participants, and that the discussion would highlight and inform the critical role of different actors in advancing the application of the rights enshrined in the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
This discussion would be extremely useful if we want to strengthen the effectiveness of the United Nations with respect to the challenges that humankind faces, particularly in the area of international peace and security.
Although the Working Group had failed to achieve consensus, it had nevertheless succeeded in clarifying important issues, andit was hoped that the discussion would build on the work done during the forty-ninth session of the General Assembly with a view to taking the most appropriate measures to provide the United Nations with a viable financial base commensurate with the challenges it would have to face after its fiftieth anniversary.
The discussion would include consideration of approaches for establishing the potential range of technical topics and technical objectives, scope and attributes of such new work that the Working Group could pursue in enhancing the safe development and use of space NPS applications.
Discussion would take into account the report of the Secretary-General as Chairman of the Administrative Committee on Coordination, together with appropriate recommendations of the Committee for Programme and Coordination and the Joint Meetings of the Committee for Programme and Coordination and the Administrative Committee on Coordination.
Discussion would focus, inter alia, on the preliminary conclusions adopted in 1997 by the International Law Commission on reservations to normative multilateral treaties, including human rights treaties; other issues relating to reservations to human rights treaties, for example the effect, if any, of reservations incompatible with the object and purpose of the treaty; or consequences of the findings of human rights treaty bodies.
The main portion of the discussion would focus on results and performance management, looking at part II of the annual report of the Executive Director; the summaries of MTRs and major evaluations; a report on the evaluation function within UNICEF and how it would evolve in the context of the MTSP; a report of JIU on documentation; and reports on the two field visits of Board members, which would take place in the spring.
The discussions would be in English with no interpretation.
The discussions would also include other instruments of innovative financing.