Примеры использования Normally holds на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Commission normally holds one regular session each biennium.
The amendment, if approved by the General Assembly,will increase the number of plenary meetings that the United Nations Dispute Tribunal normally holds, from one meeting to two per year.
The Commission normally holds one regular session each biennium.
The amendment, if approved by the General Assembly,will increase the number of ordinary sessions for hearing cases that the United Nations Appeals Tribunal normally holds, from two sessions to three per year.
The Board normally holds one annual and three regular sessions per year.
The Committee currently meets in Geneva and normally holds two sessions a year, each for one week.
The Forum normally holds informal consultations on all texts under consideration.
The Committee on Economic, Social andCultural Rights normally holds one three-week session towards the end of each year.
The Commission normally holds a high-level segment, which includes a panel discussion with ministerial participation.
The Committee on the Rights of the Child currently consists of 10 members and normally holds three annual sessions of three weeks' duration each at Geneva.
The Committee normally holds two three-week sessions a year at Geneva.
Secondly, just to make sure that we are not prevented from attending the meeting and participating in the discussions,I would like to inform the two delegations that the Group of 21 normally holds its meeting at 10 a.m. on Wednesdays.
The Committee normally holds two sessions a year of three weeks' duration each.
In paragraph 5 of his report proposing amendments to the rules of procedure of the two Tribunals(A/67/349),the Secretary-General proposes that the number of plenary meetings that the Dispute Tribunal normally holds be increased from one to two meetings per year.
The Committee normally holds two three-week sessions a year in Geneva.
Moreover, an extension of the deadline would also not delay the review of an appeal by the Appeals Tribunal, which normally holds only two ordinary sessions per calendar year, pursuant to article 5.1 of the rules of procedure of the Appeals Tribunal.
The Tribunal normally holds two sessions each year: one in Geneva and one in New York.
The Committee on Economic, Social andCultural Rights normally holds two three-week sessions per year, in April/May and November/December, respectively.
It normally holds one session each year and alternates its sessions between a United Nations headquarters location and a specialized agency.
Frequency of Sessions Normally holds at least five sessions in a biennium.
The Commission normally holds a general debate on all agenda items that are considered in formal meetings, provided that there are delegations inscribed on the list of speakers.
The CESCR meets in Geneva and normally holds two sessions per year, consisting of a three-week plenary and a one-week pre-sessional working group.
Under these types of arrangement, the assignee normally holds the money received in a separate account and withdraws from that account only an amount necessary to fulfil the assignor's payment obligation.
Unless otherwise decided by the Assembly,the Commission normally holds an annual 12-week session in Geneva and reports to the Assembly, which provides guidance to the Commission on its programme of work through annual resolutions on the reports of the Commission.
On what level is the consultation normally held?
The Committee will meet as of 2009 in Geneva and normally hold two sessions a year, each for one week.
The Steering Committee will normally hold an annual session, but may meet more frequently if necessary.
Persons to be mummified are normally held or charmed so that they cannot resist the mummification process.
Entry into the Grand Slam is administered by the race committee for the Wasatch 100,which is also the last race in the series, normally held in early September.
In April 1552 Warwick became Master of the Horse, a major position in the royal household normally held by more experienced men.