Примеры использования Effective measures to control на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Palestinian side must take effective measures to control extremists.
A lasting solution to this scourge requires that we reinforce cooperation and implement the United Nations Programme of Action, whether it be the detection or repression of violations or implementing legal and administrative measures, there must be effective measures to control the traffic in small arms and light weapons.
The measures set out in regulation 788/1999 and other effective measures to control PAH emissions from mobile sources;
The Protocol requires that Parties take effective measures to control and/or reduce their annual emissions of nitrogen oxides(NOx) or their transboundary fluxes so that by 31 December 1994(at the latest) they do not exceed 1987 emissions 1978 for the United States.
They provide a very comprehensive framework for effective measures to control drug abuse.
There was also a need to develop more effective measures to control space debris and achieve a deeper understanding of the effects of solar activity on human life.
As to schistosomiasis, sleeping sickness and leishmaniasis, significant advances have been made, butthe development and application of effective measures to control those diseases have proven to be more difficult.
The Community called upon all States to adopt effective measures to control the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons to parties in armed conflicts.
Expresses its intention to take appropriate measures, in particular while considering subregional and cross-border activities, to curb linkages between illicit trade in natural and other resources, illicit trafficking in small arms and light weapons, cross-border abduction and recruitment, and armed conflict, which can prolong armed conflict and intensify its impact on children, andconsequently requests the Secretary-General to propose effective measures to control this illicit trade and trafficking;
The European Union calls on the Indonesian authorities to adopt effective measures to control the militias without delay.
The Board calls upon all Governments to enact effective measures to control ephedrine and pseudoephedrine in the form of pharmaceutical preparations and natural products in the same manner as they control the substances themselves.
The 1988 Sofia Protocol, which entered into force in 1991, requires that Parties should,as soon as possible and as a first step, take effective measures to control and/or reduce their national annual emissions of nitrogen oxides(NOx) or their transboundary fluxes.
Furthermore, Annex XX Parties shall take effective measures to control and/or,[where appropriate,]to reduce their emission levels for CO2, CH4 and N2O together(weighted total, using GWP with a 100 year time horizon) beyond 2005, taking into account the emission level for reference year 1990 or the period determined in accordance with Article 4.6 of the Convention.
Is seriously concerned at the continuing failure of Greece to fulfil its obligation to take effective measures to control and/or reduce its annual emissions so that these do not exceed its emissions in 1987;
As a result, the Security Council, in its resolution 1539(2004) of 22 April 2004, expressed its intention to take appropriate measures, in particular while considering subregional and cross-border activities, to curb the linkages between illicit trade in natural and other resources, illicit trafficking in small arms and light weapons, cross-border abduction and recruitment and armed conflict, and their impact on children, andconsequently requested the Secretary-General to propose effective measures to control that illicit trade and trafficking.
Expresses its disappointment at the continuing failure of Greece to fulfil its obligation to take and implement effective measures to control and/or reduce its national annual emissions so that these do not exceed its emissions in 1987;
Expresses its concern at the failure of Iceland to fulfil its obligation to take effective measures to control and/or reduce its national annual emissions of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons(PAHs) so that these do not exceed emissions in 1990, as required by article 3, paragraph 5(a), of the Protocol or to demonstrate that the exemption granted under article 3, paragraph 7, is still valid;
The members furthermore urged the international community anddonor countries to support the ongoing efforts of the Sierra Leone Government to implement effective measures to control diamond certification and to promote economic development through mining activities.
Expresses disappointment at the failure by Cyprus to fulfil its obligation to take effective measures to control and/or reduce its national annual emissions so that these do not exceed emissions in 1987, as required by article 2.1 of the Protocol;
This IMO/GEF/UNDP project entitled"Removal of Barriers to Effective Implementation of Ballast Water Control and Management Measures in Developing Countries" is intended to help countries implement effective measures to control the introduction of unwanted aquatic organisms see para. 583, and also the web site of GloBallast at http://globallast. imo. org.
Reiterates its concern at the failure by Cyprus to fulfil its obligation to take effective measures to control and/or reduce its national annual NOx emissions so that these do not exceed emissions in 1987, as required by article 2, paragraph 1, of the Protocol on NOx;
Expresses its disappointment at the continuing failure of Spain to fulfil its obligation to adopt and implement effective measures to control and/or reduce its national annual emissions so that these do not exceed its emissions in 1987;
Expresses its concern at the failure of the Netherlands to fulfil its obligation to take effective measures to control and/or reduce its national annual emissions of HCB; 3. Urges the Netherlands to fulfil its obligation under the Protocol as soon as possible;
Continues to be strongly concerned by the failure of Spain to fulfil its obligation to take and implement effective measures to control and/or reduce its national annual emissions so that these do not exceed its emissions in 1987;
Expresses its concern at the failure by Cyprus to fulfil its obligation to take effective measures to control and/or reduce its national annual emissions so that these do not exceed emissions in 1987, as required by paragraph 1 of article 2 of the Protocol on Nitrogen Oxides;
Encourage Azerbaijan to continue monitoring andsubmitting monitoring reports to Armenia with a view to taking all appropriate and effective measures to control any significant adverse transboundary impact from the activities mentioned in the submission, in accordance with article 2, paragraph 1, of the Convention;
Expresses its concern at the failure by the Republic of Moldova to fulfil its obligation to take effective measures to control and/or reduce its national annual emissions of dioxins/furans and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon(PAH) so that these do not exceed emissions in 1990, as required by article 3, paragraph 5(a), of the Protocol;
Remains concerned about the continuing failure by Ireland to fulfil its obligation to take effective measures to control and/or reduce its national annual emissions so that these do not exceed its emissions in 1987, as required by paragraph 1 of article 2 of the NOx Protocol;
Remains concerned about the continuing failure by Ireland to fulfil its obligation to take effective measures to control and/or reduce its national annual emissions so that these do not exceed its emissions in 1987, as required by paragraph 1 of article 2 of the NOx Protocol;
Expresses its increasing disappointment at the continuing failure of Greece to fulfil its obligation to adopt and implement effective measures to control and/or reduce its national annual emissions so that these do not exceed its emissions in 1987, and at its continuing non-compliance since 1998 with the emission reduction obligation under article 2.1 of the Protocol on Nitrogen Oxides;