Примеры использования General exchange of information на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In addition to the above activities, there is a growing participation of OAS officials in forums organized by ECLAC andvice versa, and general exchange of information.
II. General exchange of information.
The Subcommittee considered the continuation of the agenda item entitled"General exchange of information on non-legally binding United Nations instruments on outer space.
IX. General exchange of information on national mechanisms relating to space debris mitigation measures.
Among other things, the respondents indicated that the workshops provided an excellent opportunity for a general exchange of information on space technology applications and for networking with colleagues from other countries.
General exchange of information on non-legally binding United Nations instruments on outer space.
The proposed addition to its agenda of an item on the general exchange of information on national mechanisms relating to space debris mitigation measures was also welcome.
General exchange of information on national mechanisms relating to space debris mitigation measures.
The streamlining of national reporting, interlinkages of scientific andtechnical assessments, and a general exchange of information might represent some of the potential areas of cooperation.
General exchange of information on national legislation relevant to the peaceful exploration and use of outer space.
The introduction on the agenda of the Legal Subcommittee of a new item on a general exchange of information on national mechanisms relating to space debris mitigation measures represented a step in the right direction.
IX. General exchange of information and views on legal mechanisms relating to space debris mitigation measures, taking into account the work of the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee.
Merely five years into the life of the Convention, States may hold a preference for more frequent interaction to benefit from political support andpeer pressure as well as the general exchange of information and implementation efforts.
Consider the general exchange of information on national legislation relevant to the peaceful exploration and use of outer space in accordance with the workplan adopted by the Committee;
Pursuant to General Assembly resolution 68/75, the Subcommittee considered agenda item 12,entitled"General exchange of information on non-legally binding United Nations instruments on outer space", as a single issue/item for discussion.
The general exchange of information on national legislation relevant to the peaceful exploration and use of outer space would provide insights into how States oversaw their governmental and non-governmental activities in space.
The Subcommittee had before it a conference room paper prepared by Japan, entitled"General exchange of information on non-legally binding United Nations instruments on outer space" A/AC.105/C.2/2014/CRP.29.
During the general exchange of information, some concerns were expressed on the possible problems arising in the case of accidents in which a vehicle equipped with EDR and another without EDR are involved and on the legal aspects of the use of the collected data.
Pursuant to General Assembly resolution 66/71, the Subcommittee considered agenda item 11,entitled"General exchange of information on national mechanisms relating to space debris mitigation measures", as a single issue/item for discussion.
The Subcommittee noted that the general exchange of information under agenda item 11 would assist States in understanding the different approaches, including the development of national regulatory frameworks, that States had taken to mitigate and prevent the increase in space debris.
In accordance with General Assembly resolution 63/90, the Subcommittee considered agenda item 10,entitled"General exchange of information on national mechanisms relating to space debris mitigation measures", as a single issue/item for discussion.
It was noted that the general exchange of information on national legislation relevant to the peaceful exploration and use of outer space, the subject of deliberations under agenda item 12, enabled representatives participating in the session to enhance their knowledge of the various legal frameworks at the national level for conducting activities in outer space.
Strengthening and building capacity through encouragement of the transfer of technology, the sharing of expertise and knowledge and the general exchange of information by supporting the creation of subregional and regional knowledge management and sharing systems;
Working paper entitled"New agenda item on general exchange of information on practices in relation to non-legally binding instruments for outer space activities", submitted by Japan and co-sponsored by Austria, Canada, France, Nigeria and the United States(A/AC.105/C.2/L.291);
Strengthening and building capacity by encouragingthe transfer of technology, the sharing of expertise and knowledge, and the general exchange of information by supporting the creation of subregional and regional knowledge management and sharing systems as part of the Scientific Knowledge Brokering Portal;
The Subcommittee agreed that the general exchange of information on national legislation relevant to the peaceful exploration and use of outer space had provided States with a comprehensive overview of the current status of national space laws and regulations and assisted States in understanding the different approaches taken at the national level to the development of national space-related regulatory frameworks.
Yet one question still remains: over and above the general exchange of information made possible through these annual experts' meetings, in concrete terms what work can now be done by the experts of the States parties?
The new item that the Subcommittee had added to its agenda,namely, a general exchange of information on national legislation relevant to the peaceful exploration and the use of outer space, should prove to be extremely interesting, as should the topic of capacity-building in space law.
The Subcommittee noted with satisfaction that the general exchange of information on national legislation relevant to the peaceful exploration and use of outer space provided States with a comprehensive overview of the current status of national space laws and regulations.