Примеры использования Discussions showed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The discussions showed a considerable convergence of views.
These improvements are still only at a formal stagefor the time being, however, and discussions showed that there is a general problem regarding the functionality of NCBs.
Discussions showed that there were two different subjects in article 28.
Presentations were well received and the discussions showed that there is a need for this kind of event in the region.
Discussions showed that there are plenty of questions but answers do not satisfy us.
However, with respect to other sources of cost implications, such as the removal of unexploded ordnance orthe humanitarian costs associated with accidents due to ERW, the discussions showed that there was insufficient data to arrive at a meaningful assessment or even a conclusion.
The discussions showed that the divergences with regard to principled positions remained unchanged.
In its work during the forty-ninth session of the General Assembly, the Open-Ended Working Group came to a conclusion, as stated in its report to the Assembly at its forty-ninth session(A/49/47, para.13), that"discussions showed that there was agreement to expand the Security Council and to review its working methods and other matters related to its functioning in a way that further strengthens its capacity and effectiveness, enhances its representative character and improves its working efficiency.
As the discussions showed, there is an understanding in Russia that the deportation provisiob should be abolished.
Their active participation in pre-election debates and discussions showed that attitudes were changing and that the various awareness-raising campaigns launched by the media were bearing fruit.
Discussions showed that GPS tracking can help waive controls and also move inland control points.
It is also important that the discussions showed the realism and practical feasibility of the provisions of the new treaty.
Discussions showed that transport of dangerous goods remains a subject of deep concern for the fifty-six countries of the UNECE.
In general, structured surveys as well as informal discussions showed that local communities see little benefi t from the Sakhalin II project and judge the project impacts on their lives as predominantly negative.
The discussions showed that the UNFC maps to the new Russian classification system for solid minerals, especially at a high level.
The discussions showed a big demand that exists among representatives of legal clinics for international formats for exchange of experiences.
Discussions showed that Intelligent Transport Systems are a subject of high interest to the fifty-six countries of the UNECE as well as the rest of the world.
The discussions showed that there was strong interest among participants in FMCT issues and a willingness to engage in detail on a variety of views and options for such a treaty.
Discussions showed that there was agreement in the Working Group on the urgent need to find a solution to the current financial situation of the United Nations.
Those discussions showed that the Conference has a great deal of work before it and revealed the willingness of most participants to see the Conference get down to business at last.
The discussions showed the need to find a balance among the work done by host countries, the solidarity of donor countries, the participation of the international community, and the activities of UNHCR.
These discussions showed a sharp division of views on this issue affecting the entire country, and more particularly since the annulment of the June 1993 presidential elections.
The discussions showed how central improving health literacy was to achieving many of the health-related Millennium Development Goals, as well as how cost-effective.
Discussions showed that a number of delegations would like to see how the proposed future agreement could be more closely linked to concrete technical harmonization problems in particular sectors.
Discussions showed a considerable interest in engaging in partnerships for sustainable development, and participants expressed the hope for wider participation, particularly by developing countries.
Discussions showed a clear shift in the debate, from looking at climate change policies as a cost factor for development to seeing them as opportunities to enhance economic growth in a sustainable way.
The discussions showed that many such bodies had had no relations with the mechanisms, had not been informed of their work by their Governments or by the treaty bodies and, in some cases, had not even been aware of their existence.
The discussions showed that, in addition to the measures to be taken at the national level, there is a strong case for exploring the merits of studying the implications for development of a possible multilateral framework on competition policy.
The discussions showed the benefits of complementing sectoral legislative measures in the different environmental fields relevant to combating desertification with framework provisions at a higher hierarchical level.
The discussions showed that it was crucial to emphasize the importance of incorporation of State obligations on the right to education into national legal systems and to project it as being justiciable for promoting its enforcement.