Примеры использования Duly recorded на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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All punishments shall be duly recorded.
This notification was duly recorded and the prospector was informed accordingly.
The CHAIRMAN said that the comment made by the representative of India would be duly recorded.
Only vessels that are duly recorded on a vessel register are authorised to fish;
A statement of reservation is sometimes made during the negotiation and duly recorded in the procès-verbaux.
He referred the Committee to the duly recorded official reaction of the Spanish authorities.
Several delegations were also opposed to including the concept of"groundwater" andtheir positions had been duly recorded.
This notification was duly recorded and the prospector was informed accordingly.
Finally, my delegation wishes to request that its reservation be duly recorded in the report of the Conference.
Other reports were duly recorded by the Police and are still being investigated.
The list of experts should be approved by the Conference or by other means,provided that it is duly recorded.
Confirmation of receipt duly recorded; or Where cooperation or control over the wallet is not viable.
Since such expenditure is to be set off against the development costs,it should be duly recorded by the Secretary-General.
This communication was duly recorded in the Committee's report(S/1996/950) concerning arms-related sanctions.
Likewise, if there was none, it should be reflected in the concluding observations, anda vote should be taken and duly recorded.
His statement was duly recorded, as was that of his son, Fadi Mustafa al Shadhili, who also happened to be present.
The Board will take these contributions into consideration at its twenty-fourth session,together with those that are duly recorded before April 2005.
The secretariat duly recorded interventions, and specific suggestions would be reflected in the next version of the joint programme of work.
Under the influence of climatic and other conditions even duly recorded MOTAPM may migrate and change significantly their actual location.
The Board will take these into consideration at its twenty-third session,together with any others that are duly recorded before 10 May 2004.
According to her,their property right was duly recorded in the cadastral office of Jihlava, and an ownership certificate(No. 433) was established to this effect.
Possession, transfer/movement andproduction of nuclear material is closely monitored and duly recorded and registered by the competent Hungarian agencies.
He understood that the Working Group wished to retain that word in all of those provisions,with the reservations expressed in that regard being duly recorded.
The Board adopts its funding recommendations on the basis of the contributions actually paid and duly recorded in the Fund's account by the Treasurer; it does not take pledges into consideration.
Investigators searched his home, in the presence of witnesses, and after having hidden a small quantity of drugs under a carpet,they"discovered" it, which was duly recorded.
New voluntary contributions should be paid by donors to the Fund by the end of 2002 in order to be duly recorded by the United Nations Treasurer in advance of the annual session of the Board.
The CHAIRMAN said he understood that the Working Group wished to replace the word"internal" in article 29 with the word"non-international",with the reservations expressed by two delegations on that point being duly recorded.
The necessary steps had been taken to ensure that all arrests were duly recorded and that the arrested persons were brought before the public prosecutor, who checked the lawfulness of their detention.
When you buy an item in a jewellery store clearly identified as a member of Jewel Fest Club,your purchase will be duly recorded, and you will receive a certificate.
As recommended by the Commission on Human Rights, the Secretary-General urges donors to contribute to the Fund before 1 March 2003, so thattheir contributions can be duly recorded by the Treasurer of the United Nations and taken into account by the Board at its twenty-second session in May 2003 when it recommends allocating new grants to non-governmental organizations for projects providing psychological, medical, social, legal, economic and humanitarian aid to victims of torture and their relatives worldwide.