Примеры использования Experts observed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The experts observed that the individual sanctions were not being applied.
For example, Croatia and Poland, with the support of the Office for Disarmament Affairs, conducted a peer review of their implementation of the resolution, consisting of two rounds of discussions and activities in Warsaw andZagreb, which Committee experts observed.
Experts observed that globalization had changed the dynamics of international arms trade.
Recognizing his high contribution to the work of WP.29, all the experts observed a minute of silence in his memory, and unanimously agreed to convey condolences to his family and to the delegation of the Netherlands.
Some experts observed the crucial need to level the playing field for different technologies.
With respect to management andoperational efficiency, several experts observed initiatives had been taken to give greater autonomy to railway administrations and road boards in order to allow these institutions to make management decisions based on commercial criteria where appropriate.
Experts observed a general trend towards a stronger involvement of the State in the economy in recent years.
At that, the experts observed that women continue to vote on the advice of their husbands or fathers.
Experts observed that migration, while not providing a solution for development, should be more fully integrated into national development strategies.
However, some experts observed that women remitted a higher proportion of income regularly and consistently.
Experts observed that there has been no need to enter into agreements or arrangements for using special investigative techniques in the context of international cooperation.
For example, the experts observed that micro enterprises are often excluded from the existing model surveys from developed countries.
Experts observed that steel subsidies served to maintain high-cost capacity that would otherwise be eliminated through the process of international competition.
Finally, several experts observed that it was important to take into account the interlinkages between official development assistance(ODA) and FDI.
Experts observed that demand can be boosted via stimulus packages, such as those implemented in OECD countries and some emerging economies such as China and India.
Other experts observed that even in the absence of GSP preferences relatively high tariffs did not necessarily discourage imports.
Many experts observed that the inadequate stability and predictability of many GSP schemes reduced their potential value.
Some experts observed that variations within countries in a region risked aggravating the potential for uneven development at the country level.
Many experts observed that bilateral, regional and multilateral frameworks for investment must take into account a host country's developmental objectives.
The experts observed, first, that FDI tended to be a lag variable in the growth process, in the sense that successful countries attracted FDI, rather than the contrary.
The experts observed that most landlocked countries have signed transit transport or transit trade agreements with their neighbouring coastal countries.
The experts observed that SMEs were a diverse group in terms of their ability to acquire and master technology and their capacity for continuous innovation.
Several experts observed that, at times of financial crisis, prison issues tended not to receive enough political attention and funding.
Several experts observed that bilateral investment treaties typically address the same topics in much the same terms, though there are important differences among them.
Furthermore, some experts observed that non-tariff barriers had limited effective access to trade preferences, including technical barriers such as sanitary and phytosanitary measures.
Experts observed that, in developing countries, equity funds and especially venture capital funds had greater difficulties in servicing SMEs and even identifying fundable ones.
Experts observed that the tourism sector is often the first segment within the public sector to provide ICT-related services and therefore often contributes substantially to the adoption of a national ICT policy.
Furthermore, some experts observed that the qualitative changes in the post-Uruguay Round trading environment, reflected in increasing liberalization, entailed the danger of erosion of GSP benefits.
The experts observed that while maritime security and safety had always been of concern to the international community, it had received greater attention in the aftermath of the events of 11 September 2001.
Some experts observed that beneficiary countries which had been able to use the GSP successfully had been those with access to capital and technology, and had therefore been able to diversify their production bases.