Примеры использования Had defined на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The United Nations had defined it in Security Council document S/2004/616 as.
They had returned fire only once they had dulyconfirmed the location of the gunmen, who were just 80 metres from the school, and had defined a safety zone.
He wondered whether the Government had defined the term"disadvantaged.
Bolivia had defined a national development policy which took indigenous peoples' rights into account.
At this meeting the core group on groundwater had defined its future priorities and areas of work for 2007-2009.
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NFCs had defined various indicators and critical limits for acidification of soils and waters and eutrophication.
Different might have been the case if the Treaty had defined this concept and the conditions for its exercise, but this was not the case.
CCE had defined biological diversity as species richness using empirical critical loads and data from experiments.
Till the amendments were made, the Law had defined such actions as violations, but liability had not been envisaged.
It could not rely indefinitely on cross-borrowingfrom peacekeeping funds and must be given sufficient resources to carry out the role that Member States had defined for it.
For example, Slovenia had defined a methodology and criteria for the determination of appropriate distances.
With regard to article 2 of the Convention, the National Pact, adopted in 1988, had defined the Tunisian people as having an Arab and an Islamic identity.
Moreover, the legislator had defined a framework within which the prohibition and prosecution of racial discrimination should take place.
As part of that process the Secretary-General, with the assistance of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions(ACABQ) andthe Fifth Committee, had defined backstopping functions, classifying them as"core" or"non-core.
The constitutional reform, which had defined the principle of a restricted electorate, still had not been achieved.
Bulgaria had defined the concept of"cultural valuables", in order to be able to identify objects that would benefit from special protection.
The arrangement concluded between UNDP and UNDCP, which had defined the functions of UNDCP representatives in the field was particularly welcome.
The Government had defined priority actions for the promotion of employment and development of vocational training.
Estonia had studied the Rio documents and had defined its priorities in order to formulate its national plan of action.
The Secretariat had defined a framework for what would be the most radical reform ever undertaken by an organization to change its management methods.
A steering committee for the Decade had been set up which had defined four priority areas of action: education, employment, health and housing.
Once UNDP had defined poverty reduction as a goal, it also needed to identify the areas where it wanted to play a role.
If that was the case, she was interested to know whether Cameroon had defined the worst forms of child labour as required under article 3(d) of that Convention.
Finally, the Committee had defined federal economic policy, whereas the Plan did not touch upon this major issue.
He also recalled that the resolutions establishing the Peacebuilding Commission had defined, in broad terms, the relationship between the latter and the three principal organs of the United Nations.
Policy adopted in 2006 had defined areas of concern and priorities for the care of children at risk and children living outside their families.
The Board was pleased to note that UNDP had defined relationships with the custodians and the primary bankers and that mandates were in place with them.
In 2005, a social assistance act had defined the forms, timelines and mechanisms for providing assistance to victims of violence.
Security Council resolution 772(1992) had defined ways to resume the negotiating process and had produced a positive effect on events in South Africa.
The United Nations Panel of Experts had defined them as those"manufactured to military specifications for use as lethal instruments of war.