Примеры использования Forum had на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Forum had before it the following documents.
In addition to the above-mentioned provisional agenda(E/CN.17/IFF/1999/1), the Forum had before it the following documents.
The Forum had 108 foreign participants.
Encouraged interested Member States to work with UNIDO, inter alia, through the regional preparatory meetings anddiscussions with the Secretariat, to ensure that the Forum had realistic objectives and produced useful outcomes;
The Forum had before it the following documents.
Some experts noted that there had been progress in the implementation of the IPF/IFF proposals for action, and said that the international arrangement on forests had played an important part in this, although the Forum had a limited mandate and limited means.
The Forum had before it and adopted the following agenda.
Mr. Ruales summarized the purpose of the second meeting andprovided an overview of progress made since the first meeting, in which the Forum had significantly raised the profile of forest financing and the importance of forests for people.
The Forum had 680 participants, including 14 ministers and deputy ministers.
Attendance at that Forum had reflected the high priority Governments accorded to environmental issues.
The Forum had also honoured extraordinary accomplishments in human settlements development.
Discussions at the Forum had centred on the sustainable use of critical resources like water, land, air and energy.
The Forum had two opening sessions, one on the evening of 24 October 1999 and another on the morning of 25 October.
For the first time, the Forum had fully integrated social media such as Facebook and Twitter and sessions had been streamed live on the Internet.
The Forum had the potential to mainstream indigenous rights within the United Nations, but required adequate financial and human resources.
At its eighth session, the Forum had granted the organization observer status following a review of its activities by the Forum secretariat and approval by the Bureau.
The Forum had also highlighted the need for Governments to involve civil society more fully and formally in addressing the issue of trafficking in persons.
Also at its 2nd meeting, on 24 January, the Forum had before it document E/CN.18/2011/18 containing a request from the African Forest Forum for accreditation as an intergovernmental organization to participate as an observer in the deliberations of the Forum. .
The Forum had everything for companies that operate inthe power sector sothat they could present their innovations, achievements, and most importantly- their plans for the future.
For its consideration of the item, the Forum had before it a note submitted by the secretariat of WIPO(E/C.19/2012/5), a note by the Forum secretariat(E/C.19/2012/9) and the report of the Inter-Agency Support Group on Indigenous Peoples' Issues on its 2011 annual meeting E/C.19/2012/11.
The Forum had examined the difficulties, constraints, potential and competitiveness of Nigerian industry, particularly in the cassava, dairy and textile subsectors.
For its consideration of the item, the Forum had before it reports submitted by UNICEF(E/C.19/2011/7) and the United Nations system and other intergovernmental organizations(E/C.19/2011/9), and the report on the annual meeting of the Inter-Agency Support Group on Indigenous Peoples' Issues E/C.19/2011/10.
The Forum had invited more than 1,500 delegates to attend, including representatives of the ministries of various countries, international organizations, the world's largest Internet companies and telecommunications experts.
Noting that at its twenty-sixth session the South Pacific Forum had adopted the Waigani Convention, he said that that Convention reflected the importance which Australia and the other States members of the South Pacific Forum attached to the preservation of the South Pacific from the harmful effects of hazardous and radioactive waste.
That Forum had led to recommendations which must be implemented by, inter alia, applying the criteria and indicators established by the Intergovernmental Panel on Forests, prior to any debate over possible future instruments.
Although no other forum had such far-reaching jurisdiction, the Court was only competent to hear a case if the States concerned had accepted its jurisdiction.
Leaders recalled that the Forum had called for such a study to be carried out and expressed its appreciation of the fact that the results of the study had been presented to the region prior to publication and subsequent international scientific scrutiny.
The Forum had also discussed the issues of persistent organic pollutants and the remediation of polluted sites, and had been followed up with a workshop on the application of remediation technology to heavily polluted sites in the region.
The Forum had assessed regional progress in implementing sustainable development commitments in the areas of energy and sustainable development, atmosphere/air pollution, climate change, industrial development and cross-cutting issues.
To that end, their forum had established a youth advisory council for UNEP, which would facilitate the involvement of youth in all aspects of the organization's work, including in the negotiation and preparation of environmental legislation and treaties and the formulation of work programmes.