Примеры использования It had published на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In 2002, it had published technical guidelines on illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing.
The paper referred to meetings of the Working Group andits primary functions, including details of Bulletins it had published.
ICRC reported that it had published the Geneva Conventions of 1949 and the Additional Protocols of 1977.
The Commission recalled at the outset the 12 principles with associated guidelines for performance appraisal and management that it had published in 1994.
It had published a legislative guidance document entitled"Legislating Chemicals: An Overview.
The Government also reported that as a means of raising awareness, it had published DDPA in English and a summary in the Thai language for public dissemination.
It had published and disseminated a guide to the Convention and commemorated the twenty-fifth anniversary of its adoption.
By submission of 25 October 1999 concerning case No. 786/1997- Vos,the Government of the Netherlands informed the Committee that it had published the Committee's Views in the Gazette.
In order to remedy the situation it had published a brochure in seven languages on the usefulness of secondary education.
In this regard,the Board noted that the secretariat had drawn the attention of the Customs authorities concerned to such facts and that it had published typical mistakes on the TIR website.
In 2010, it had published a study focusing on the impact of price frames on consumer decisions.
At the Durban Conference, UNESCO had organized a panel discussion with the Office of the High Commissioner; it had published a book, to which Mr. de Gouttes and Mr. Valencia Rodríguez had contributed, and it had organized an exhibition on UNESCO's work.
It had published procedural details, awards, decisions and other case-related documents since 1995.
By note verbale of 28 December 2011, the State party explained that it had published the Committee's Views along with their Korean translation in the Government's Official Gazette 26 July 2011.
It had published a report, chapter V of which contained a detailed description of the torture suffered by the victims of the dictatorship.
WMO reported that in late 1998 it had published, on behalf of the Offshore Weather Panel, a Handbook of Offshore Forecasting Services WMO/TD-No. 850.
It had published a first-stage consultation paper in December 2006, and that stage of consultations had been completed in March 2007.
The Andean Tribunal of Justice stated that it had published the following works in 1992:"Derecho Andino","Tratados y Convenios de integración", and"La interpretación prejudicial en el derecho andino.
It had published advice regarding some tuna species, including the status of the stocks of tuna and consideration of the effects of fishing on the marine ecosystem.
On Friday, 14 May 2004, The Daily Mirror acknowledged that it had published photographs in respect of which there was"sufficient evidence to suggest that these pictures are fakes and[that] The Daily Mirror has been the subject of a calculated and malicious hoax.
It had published about 350 books since 1975, and it had reached agreement with the University of Paris to publish the results of its academic research in the journal Le Trimestre du Monde.
The European Union also pointed out that,on 19 July 2013, it had published guidelines on the eligibility of Israeli entities for European Union funding, in conformity with a series of unanimous political positions taken by the Foreign Affairs Council.
In particular, it had published the personal data of former Ukrainian lawmaker Oleh Kalashnikov and journalist Oles Buzyna.
In Central America, it had published and disseminated handbooks on disaster risk reduction to enhance disaster management at the community level.
UNESCO indicated it had published in 1992 Peace and Conflict Issues after the Cold War in the UNESCO collection"Studies in Peace and Conflict.
In March 2011, it had published an information sheet for NHRIs that wished to interact with the treaty bodies, providing details of their different working methods and procedures.
In that connection, in 1996 it had published its proposals for a number of amendments to the Civil Code that would, inter alia, allow married couples to use separate surnames.
As affected Party, it had published the draft programme and an abstract of the environmental report on the websites of the competent authorities at the federal and regional levels for three months.
As an affected Party, it had published the material received from the Romanian Environment Ministry(the SEA report and draft Master Plan in English) on the competent authority's website for public consultations for a period of 30 days;
When the current Government had taken office, it had published sex-disaggregated data collected between 2001 and 2004, and had made an agreement with the National Statistics Institute to include gender indicators among the sets of indicators it produced.