Примеры использования Less than six weeks на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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No less than six weeks(Norway);
As a rule, they should be mailed not less than six weeks in advance.
Documents issued less than six weeks before the beginning of the session.
The deadline for response is normally three months, and no less than six weeks.
If a woman takes less than six weeks' leave prior to the birth, the days are added to her postnatal maternity leave.
As a rule, announcements for Bureau meetings are issued by the secretariat not less than six weeks in advance.
Less than six weeks ago, the people of Montenegro held a referendum with a very high voter turnout, where a majority of the voters chose independence.
The SecretaryGeneral shall communicate to all members of the SubCommission the annotated provisional agenda, not less than six weeks before the opening of the session.
We now have less than six weeks left to show the world that the Conference on Disarmament is able to at least start implementing the 2009 programme of work.
Maternity leave: include in the revised text the requirement that the period of leave following childbirth should be not less than six weeks, as had been provided for in Convention No. 103.
As 30 persons were found guilty and sentenced less than six weeks after the events, please clarify the basis of the sentences, including how many cases involved confessions from the defendants.
Pregnant and recently delivered women may not bemembers of the crew for at least 14 weeks, of which not less than six weeks shall be prior to and seven weeks subsequent to the delivery.
However, a female employee who uses less than six weeks of her maternity leave before childbirth for another reasons, will only be granted maternity leave from the childbirth date up to the expiry of 22 weeks or 31 weeks if she has given birth to two or more children at the same time.
Expert review should normallybe allocated up to eight weeks, but not less than six weeks, except by decision of the Multidisciplinary Expert Panel.
A female employee who uses less than six weeks of her maternity leave before childbirth because the childbirth has occurred sooner than determined by the physician is entitled to maternity leave since its start-up date until the expiry of the 28 weeks or 37 weeks if she has given birth to two or more children at the same time.
In addition, the Code provides that the length of maternity leave following the birth of a child shall be not less than six weeks, and that the mother may not return to work before that period of time has elapsed.
The Security Council invites the newly elected members of the Council to attend all meetings of the Council and its subsidiary bodies and the informal consultations of the whole for a period of six weeks immediately preceding their term of membership or as soon as they have been elected,if the election is held less than six weeks prior to the beginning of their terms.
In its resolution 47/202 B, the General Assembly urged the Secretary-General to ensure that pre-session documents for meetings are distributed no less than six weeks before the meetings in all official languages,"unless there is a specific decision by the body concerned regarding the timing of issuance of presession documentation.
Estonia also gave the example of a bilateral agreement specifying a time frame of two months; Poland gave a similar example of 90 days. The 90-day time frame was applied by Austria in all cases and normally by Romania, the Czech Republic noted 60 days, Germany six weeks to two months, Kyrgyzstan three months,Norway not less than six weeks, Latvia 20- 40 days, Slovakia eight weeks and Slovenia 30 days but not set in law.
The Department reviews every month a documentation management report on all pre-session documents that have been issued late(e.g., less than six weeks before consideration) or less than one week before the serviced meetings, for which the Department took more than the allotted four weeks to process.
In many instances, the Department is forced to take the latter approach so as not to disrupt the smooth functioning of the intergovernmental machinery, thereby effectively returning to the"crisis management" mode of operations. The domino effect of rushing through latesubmissions is also responsible for most of the cases where documents take more than four weeks for processing or are issued less than six weeks before consideration.
In paragraph 7 of its resolution 47/202 B,the General Assembly urged the Secretary-General to take necessary measures to ensure that pre-session documents for meetings are distributed no less than six weeks before the meetings in all official languages, unless there is a specific decision by the body concerned regarding the timing of issuance of pre-session documentation.
The Secretary-General shall, not less than six weeks before the opening of the session, communicate the provisional agenda for a session of the Sub-Commission and transmit the basic documents related to each item appearing thereon to the Members of the United Nations, the President of the Security Council, the President of the Trusteeship Council, the specialized agencies, the intergovernmental organizations referred to in rule 74, the non-governmental organizations having general or special consultative status or on the Roster.
However, at the staff member's request and upon production of a certificate from a duly recognized medical practitioner indicating that she is fit to continue to work,the absence may be permitted to commence less than six weeks but normally not less than two weeks before the anticipated date of birth;
The Advisory Committee recalls that the General Assembly, in its resolution 46/190,urged the Secretary-General to ensure that pre-session documents for meetings were distributed not less than six weeks before meetings and that, in resolution 47/202, the Assembly urged substantive departments of the Secretariat to submit pre-session documents to conference services at least 10 weeks before the beginning of a session to allow sufficient processing time for all the official languages.
However, at the individual's request and upon production of a certificate from a duly qualified medical practitioner or midwife indicating that she is fit to continue to work,the absence may be permitted to commence less than six weeks but normally not less than two weeks before the anticipated date of birth.
Requested the secretariat to do its utmost to ensure that substantive documents, in particular the reports of the special representatives, special rapporteurs, independent experts and thematic working groups,are distributed in all official languages no less than six weeks before the consideration of all the respective agenda items by the Commission;
Estonia also gave the example of a bilateral agreement specifying a time frame of two months; Poland gave a similar example of 90 days. The 90-day time frame was applied by Austria in all cases and normally by Romania, the Czech Republic noted 60 days, Germany six weeks to two months, Kyrgyzstan three months,Norway not less than six weeks, Latvia 20- 40 days, Slovakia eight weeks and Slovenia 30 days( but not set in law). Bulgaria, however, allowed only seven days.