Примеры использования Issue of privileges на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Cognizant of decision 7/CMP.4 on the issue of privileges and immunities for individuals serving on constituted bodies.
It was pointed out that the issue of criminalization of offences under national law was distinct from the issue of privileges and immunities.
For the purpose of the present report, the issue of privileges and immunities of the representatives of Member States does not arise.
It was important to continue dialogue with the Secretariat on training andcapacity-building for United Nations officials and experts on mission and on the issue of privileges and immunities and the procedure for waiving them in cases of abuse.
The issue of privileges and immunities for individuals serving on constituted bodies under the Kyoto Protocol is currently being discussed by the CMP.
The Board, at its twentieth meeting, noted its concern regarding the issue of privileges and immunities for persons engaging in official business relating to the CDM.
Finally, the issue of privileges and immunities of foreign disaster relief personnel has also been considered under national legislation.
In response to requests from the chairs of the constituted bodies, providing information to the members andalternate members of the constituted bodies on the issue of privileges and immunities, and on the status of negotiations by the CMP on this issue. .
In contrast, a number of delegations stated that the issue of privileges and immunities should not pose insurmountable problems, because they were subject to waivers under appropriate circumstances.
In that letter, I mentioned that His Majesty's Government of Nepal has been demonstrating flexibility andhas shown its eagerness to sign the host country agreement by accommodating the concerns of the Secretariat on the issue of privileges and immunities and the additional costs, including security costs.
The CMP agreed to address the issue of privileges and immunities for individuals serving on constituted bodies in the context of the second review of the Kyoto Protocol pursuant to its Article 9.
At the 3rd meeting, the Chair informed the SBI that the President of the CMP intended to recommend to Parties that the issue of privileges and immunities in the context of the second review of the Kyoto Protocol pursuant to its Article 9 be considered in a single forum together with the SBI subitem.
The issue of privileges and immunities was first considered officially by the COP/MOP, at its first session, in response to concerns raised about the absence of privileges and immunities for individuals serving on constituted bodies established under the Kyoto Protocol the Executive Board of the clean development mechanism, the Joint Implementation Supervisory Committee(JISC), the Compliance Committee and the ERTs under Article 8.
Annex II would only be adopted if and when the issue of privileges and immunities of the members of the Commission, in dealing with confidential material and in the exercise of all their other functions, is resolved positively.
You observe that the issue of privileges and immunities for individuals serving on constituted bodies under the Kyoto Protocol has come to the fore as the result of concerns expressed by the Executive Board of the Clean Development Mechanism("the Executive Board") about the absence of privileges and immunities for its members when meetings are convened outside of Germany, the host country of the UNFCCC secretariat, and outside countries where meetings are covered by a host country agreement.
Some participants recalled the two-step approach to the issue of privileges and immunities, which involves exploring short-term arrangements as well as a long-term solution in the form of appropriate treaty arrangements.
Second, it will consider the issue of privileges, immunities and facilities, including those accorded to State officials, intergovernmental organizations and their staff, and international non-governmental organizations.
Background: The SBI, at its twenty-eighth session, 46 concluded that the issue of privileges and immunities for individuals serving on constituted bodies established under the Kyoto Protocol requires appropriate treaty arrangements, consistent with international law.
Taking into account the ongoing negotiations on the issue of privileges and immunities, the plenary agreed that it should make information on any considerations on the matter available to all Parties on an equal basis. On 2 June 2013, after consultations with members and alternate members of the Committee conducted by electronic means, the co-chairpersons of the plenary wrote to Japan to inform it of the results of the plenary's consideration of the latter's communication.
Whereas previous legal opinions requested by the Commission related to the issue of privileges and immunities of the members of the Commission and to the issue of confidentiality, the opinion contained in document CLCS/46 related to the rights and obligations of States parties.
In addition, the CMP, at its third session, adopted conclusions on the issue of privileges and immunities for individuals serving on constituted bodies established under the Kyoto Protocol which state that this issue will be addressed in the context of the second review of the Kyoto Protocol pursuant to its Article 9.
Background: The SBI, at its thirty-second session, took note of the exchange of views by Parties on the issue of privileges and immunities for individuals serving on constituted bodies established under the Kyoto Protocol and of the progress made in developing draft treaty arrangements, as contained in annex IX to the report of the SBI on its thirty-second session.
The issue of privileged status positions for certain religious or belief communities.
The document had been prepared pursuant to Conference resolution 1/7,in which the Secretariat was requested to facilitate an open-ended dialogue on the issues of privileges and immunities, jurisdiction and the role of international organizations.
The Unit provides legal advice on United Nations-related matters, issues of privileges and immunities, the status of mission agreement, contractual obligations of the Mission, as well as to the new Joint Coordination and Monitoring Board.
While the revisions, amendments and updates undertaken thus far in respect of the headquarters agreements generally do not address the issues of privileges, immunities or benefits of United Nations staff members, which are the main concerns of this report, there are a few exceptions.
Key to improvement in the protection of all United Nations staff, property and programmes is the support of Member States in recognizing issues of privileges and immunities and the provision of the necessary resources.
Discussions between the Secretariat and Member States on the training of United Nations officials and experts on mission and on the issues of privileges and immunities and the waiver thereof should continue.
Approximately 20 agreements were systematically analysed with particular emphasis on the way in which these instruments considered the issues of privileges and immunities, special arrangements regarding premises, tax advantages, customs arrangements concerning the import of goods and equipment, work permits and employment opportunities for spouses and children.
In Conference resolution 1/7, States had also affirmed their commitment, including in their capacity as States members of public international organizations, to align the financial and other public integrity rules of the public international organizations to which they belonged to the principles of the Convention, and the Conference had requested the United Nations Office on Drugs andCrime to facilitate an open-ended dialogue on the issues of privileges and immunities, jurisdiction and the role of international organizations.