Примеры использования Had not yet been reached на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The deadline set at the eighty-fifth session had not yet been reached.
That deadline had not yet been reached, and the Committee could therefore consider the dialogue ongoing.
It seemed that the"critical mass" at which Governments were sensitized to the issue had not yet been reached.
As agreement on those provisions had not yet been reached, however, they remained in square brackets to indicate a lack of consensus.
More time was needed to select the themes for the congress,since consensus on that matter had not yet been reached.
A consensus had not yet been reached in the Jamahiriya as to whether the death penalty should be abolished, but such was the wish of the legislative authorities.
The delegation indicated that the issue of abortion was still a highly controversial one,on which national consensus had not yet been reached.
That goal had not yet been reached because of the limited resources available to the Ministry of Justice, which was responsible for prison medical services.
Taking account of the need to enhance the utility of the Register,it was observed that the goal of universal participation had not yet been reached.
Mr. Smyth(Ireland) said that consensus had not yet been reached on draft resolution A/C.5/54/L.54, and requested a suspension of the meeting so that further consultations could be held.
She expressed concern, however, that despite some progress, the targets set for gender balance andgeographical distribution had not yet been reached.
Mr. MANALO(Philippines) said that a consensus had not yet been reached, though there was a feeling among delegations that the term of office should be four years rather than six as proposed.
Some elements of the draft resolution had already been agreed upon anddiscussions should continue on those elements on which agreement had not yet been reached.
That objective had not yet been reached, and it was regrettable that programme 17 of the medium-term plan for the period 1998-2001 did not include the problems of all the countries of the region.
Many delegations confirmed their support for a balanced and integrated approach between demand and supply reduction andstated that this balance had not yet been reached.
However, he noted three issues on which he thought consensus had not yet been reached: the criteria for assessing whether a country programme was well-focused; the role of UNDP in aid coordination; and the question of conditionality in the use of UNDP resources.
Concerning document TRANS/WP.29/GRSG/1998/11, superseding document TRANS/WP.29/GRSG/R.304, the expert from CEA informed GRSG that atotal agreement amongst CEA, CLEPA and OICA had not yet been reached.
Since consensus had not yet been reached on all of the above points, it was agreed that the Rapporteur would continue to consult informally with interested delegations until such time when a consensus could be reached on the way forward.
It fell to the General Assembly, by virtue of its legitimacy and representativity, to develop partnerships andcommitments on global governance, including issues on which consensus had not yet been reached.
It examined the documents prepared for the informal meeting by Japan, andnoted that a consent had not yet been reached on the definition of ITS technology and that holding a round-table would not be possible before Fall 2003, or rather Spring 2004.
While welcoming the efforts made by the Ad Hoc Committeeestablished by General Assembly resolution 51/210, his delegation was deeply concerned at the fact that agreement had not yet been reached on the scope of those two instruments.
Some States noted that agreement had not yet been reached to hold consultations of members of regional fisheries management organizations and arrangements with the competence to manage straddling fish stocks to exchange views on key issues, although support was expressed for such an initiative.
Despite these extended consultations, there continue to be differences among the parties on several important aspects of the conference, including on its agenda, andhence agreement on the modalities for the conference had not yet been reached.
In his review of other items of the agenda,the Chairman reported that agreement had not yet been reached considering development of Regulation No. 97 and that the consolidated proposal joining Regulations Nos. 18 and 97 into a single new Regulation was expected to be considered at the next session.
The Working Group agreed that the paper on the future of the"Environment for Europe" process could be forwarded to the Kiev Conference as a basis for discussion,with indication that agreement had not yet been reached on Part Two.
The view was expressed that as agreement had not yet been reached on aerospace transportation systems, that issue could potentially create a conflict between the United Nations and ICAO, if each organization were to assume the role of supervisory authority under the relevant protocols.
Negotiations had also continued on the text of paragraph 6(b), listing categories of persons particularly vulnerable to extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions, but despite the efforts made,consensus had not yet been reached.
Also at the 17th plenary meeting, on 27 July 2001,the President noted that other draft decisions had emerged from the negotiating groups on which agreement had not yet been reached, and that further work was required to reach consensus, focusing in particular on outstanding issues.
Mr. FAREED(Department of Humanitarian Affairs) said that work was being conducted on the two proposals mentioned by the representative of the Russian Federation, namely, the Contact Group and the Special High-level Council. However, those initiatives required substantial financial resources,which was why the desired goal had not yet been reached.
Two sessions of such consultations had already been held in Vienna and, while a consensus had not yet been reached on the issues, there had been very constructive discussions of the ideas contained in the informal working papers and of additional proposals made by delegations during the consultations.