Примеры использования Monitoring team's на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Coordinator briefly outlined the main findings of the Monitoring Team's seventh report.
The Committee agrees with the Monitoring Team's proposals to augment the impact of the sanctions.
The Committee intends to report to the Council on its position on the Monitoring Team's report in August 2009.
Several States have drawn the Monitoring Team's attention to technical and practical problems with the List.
No travel ban exemption requests have been introduced since the Monitoring Team's last report.
The Monitoring Team's cooperation with INTERPOL is a crucial ingredient in implementing the travel ban.
This updates the list contained in the Monitoring Team's first comprehensive report of 2012 S/2012/683.
The Monitoring Team's second report, due by 15 December 2004, will continue its assessment of Member States' implementation of the measures, and of their effectiveness.
The Committee is of the opinion that all Member States should be made aware of the Monitoring Team's recommendations and the position of the Committee on them.
I enclose the Monitoring Team's fifth report, prepared pursuant to paragraph(a) of the annex to resolution 2160 2014.
In its drive to press for better implementation of the sanctions regime, the Committee also supports the Monitoring Team's recommendation that Member States be reminded of the meaning of a United Nations listing.
However, in the monitoring team's opinion, placement of an anti-corruption agency within the Security Service is dubious.
On informal financing and the non-profit sector: The Committee notes the challenges regarding informal financing and the charitable or not-for-profit sector,and welcomes the Monitoring Team's activities in this regard.
Details of the Monitoring Team's work were available in paragraph 128 of the periodic report and in the written reply to question 2 of the list of issues.
Reporting on possible cases of non-compliance, and presenting recommendations for improving implementation, are at the centre of the Monitoring Team's mandate, as described in paragraphs(i) and(j) of annex I to resolution 1989 2011.
It will also outline the Monitoring Team's work plan for the remainder of its mandate and preview the areas in which it will recommend new measures.
To consult with Member States, including regular dialogue with representatives in New York and in capitals, taking into account comments from Member States,especially regarding any issues that might be contained in the Monitoring Team's reports referred to in subparagraph(c) above;
Opportunities and challenges 57. The Monitoring Team's cooperation with the International Criminal Police Organization(INTERPOL) enhances the implementation of the travel ban.
To consult with Member States and other relevant organizations, including regular dialogue with representatives in New York and in capitals, taking into account their comments,especially regarding any issues that might be contained in the Monitoring Team's reports referred to in subparagraph(a) of the annex to resolution 1822(2008);
The Committee generally supports the Monitoring Team's recommendation that the Consolidated List remain as targeted and actionable as possible.
Since the Monitoring Team's last report, it has prepared narrative summaries of reasons for the listing of four new listings and 222 amendments, both technical and substantive, to existing listings.
In its pursuit to improve the quality of the list, the Committee supports the Monitoring Team's recommendation that the Committee should make every effort to collect more details on previous entries on its list.
The Committee welcomed the Monitoring Team's determination to initiate the work on best practices with the Counter-Terrorism Committee and relevant international organizations.
With this position paper the Committee would like to bring to the attention of the Security Council its position on the recommendations contained in the Monitoring Team's report, made on the basis of the Monitoring Team's dialogue with the Afghan authorities, in particular on recommendations relating to the future practice of exemptions to the travel ban, which is considered especially relevant for the Afghan-led peace process.
He also chaired the Monitoring Team's Fourth Regional Meeting for the heads and deputy heads of Intelligence and Security Services of eight Arab countries and Pakistan, held in Vienna in June 2006.
Furthermore, the Committee notes the Monitoring Team's suggestion that it enquire about additional efforts taken by Member States with respect to listed individuals.
With respect to the Monitoring Team's suggestion that the Committee encourage States submitting listing requests to explain the expected benefits of designation, the Committee suggests that further clarity is required with regard to this idea.
INTERPOL has suggested that parts of the Monitoring Team's findings-- for example, those on issues concerning the arms embargo and, in particular, improvised explosive devices-- could be disseminated through INTERPOL.
In the three months since the Monitoring Team's last report, there has been continued activity with respect to listing and de-listing issues, both within and outside the Committee.
Since its last report, the Monitoring Team's emphasis has been on the core business: analysis of the Al-Qaida threat, advice on listings, and a focus on furthering the impact of the regime.