Примеры использования Issues having на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Issues having due regard to the educational teaching process in the school;
The structure of the report is defined by the broad framework outlined in the Madrid Plan of Action andis anchored to issues having major significance for policymaking.
Therefore, the issues having the highest impact in environmental sustainability are a prime concern.
Instead of presenting adiscussion paper on Specifications, the meeting considered views by members on issues having a bearing on items to be taken into account when writing such a discussion paper.
These include issues having economic implications such as those relating to foreign investment.
Continue to provide leadership in the Ethics Committee and to consult on certain important andparticularly complex cases and issues having United Nations-wide implications, as well as to harmonize practices and procedures and share knowledge on ethics and integrity issues. .
The panel is mandated to establish a unified set of ethical standards and policies for the United Nations secretariat and for the separately administered organs and programmes, and to consult on certain important andparticularly complex cases and issues having United Nations system-wide implications.
The Committee consults on important cases and issues having United Nations-wide implications raised by any Ethics Office or the Chairperson of the Ethics Committee.
Under the presidency of Ambassador M. Patricia Durrant, Permanent Representative of Jamaica to the United Nations, the Security Council, in July 2000, addressed a wide range of issues dealing with conflict situations,and thematic issues having a significant bearing on international peace and security.
It addressed social,political and cultural issues having a major impact on humankind, and changed the way we think about controlling countries' population growth as a way to achieve development.
The panel is mandated to establish a unified set of ethical standards and policies of the United Nations Secretariat and of the separately administered organs and programmes, and to consult on certain important andparticularly complex cases and issues having United Nations system-wide implications.
Resolutions of the General Assembly on multilingualism,human resources management and related issues having a bearing on proficiency in the working languages of the Secretariat and in the other official languages of the Organization.
The primary responsibilities of the Committee are to establish a unified set of ethical standards and policies of the United Nations Secretariat and of the separately administered organs and programmes, and to consult on certain important andparticularly complex cases and issues having United Nations system-wide implications.
Furthermore, the participants in the consultations had considered that they were not for the time being in a position to decide on issues having wider political implications and that further reflection was required on the status of draft resolution A/C.4/51/L.3/Rev.1, bearing in mind the mandate of the United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation.
The activities of the Ethics Panel of the United Nations, which is responsible for establishing a unified set of ethical standards and policies for the Secretariat and the separately administered funds and programmes, as well as for consulting on important andcomplex cases and issues having system-wide implications, is described in section IV of the report.
They include, among others, refusing to allow non-Council members to participate in discussions on matters affecting them, in total disregard of Article 31 of the Charter;denying the right of the concerned countries to brief the Council on their positions on issues having a direct effect on their national interest; pursuing a trend of selective notification of meetings of the Council; failing to convene daily briefings; and restricting the participation of the general membership in some open debates.
Paragraph 60 of the Secretary-General's report indicates that the United Nations Ethics Committee, established by the Secretary-General in bulletin ST/SGB/2007/11, is mandated to establish a unified set of ethical standards and policies of the Secretariat and of the separately administered organs and programmes, and to consult on certain important andparticularly complex cases and issues having United Nations system-wide implications.
The United Nations Ethics Committee shall establish a unified set of standards and policies of the United Nations Secretariat and of the separately administered organs and programmes, and consult on certain important andparticularly complex cases and issues having United Nations-wide implications raised by any Ethics Office or the Chairperson of the Ethics Committee.
Section IV of the report of the Secretary-General describes the activities of the United Nations Ethics Committee, which was established pursuant to Secretary-General's bulletin ST/SGB/2007/11 and is primarily responsible for establishing a unified set of ethical standards and policies for the United Nations Secretariat and the separately administrated funds and programmes and consulting on certain important andparticularly complex cases and issues having system-wide implications.
The main responsibilities of the Committee are to establish a unified set of ethical standards and policies of the United Nations Secretariat and of the separately administered organs and programmes, and to consult on certain important andparticularly complex cases and issues having United Nations-wide implications raised by any Ethics Office or the Chairperson of the Ethics Committee.
The main responsibilities of the Committee are to establish a unified set of ethical standards and policies of the United Nations Secretariat and of the separately administered organs and programmes, and to consult on certain important andparticularly complex cases and issues having United Nations-wide implications raised by any Ethics Office or the Chairperson of the Ethics Committee.
However, other unquestionably important issues had been left undecided.
In other UNCITRAL and UNIDROIT instruments, consumer-related issues had been excluded.
Ocean issues have far-reaching development implications.
The issues have been thoroughly discussed.
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These issues have wider implications for all CCAMLR MPA planning processes.
For Debian 6 squeeze, these issues have been fixed in libebml version 0.7.7-3.1+deb6u1.
For Debian 6 Squeeze, these issues have been fixed in eglibc version eglibc_2.11.3-4+deb6u11.
Those issues have far-reaching impacts on urban populations, particularly on youth.