Примеры использования Noted that one country на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A“NO ENTRY” The Group noted that one country included the text“No Entry” within the sign.
The Group noted that one country(Uzbekistan) separated the red oblique bar(s) from the red border of the sign.
I“NO ENTRY FOR PEDESTRIANS” The Group noted that one country used a slightly different symbol person standing.
The Group noted that one country(Sweden) uses the panel that appears not to be in conformity with the Convention.
For example, the Wong report noted that one country had a five-year time lag in adopting ISAs, due to the need to translate the standards.
The Group noted that one country(Slovakia) used another symbol than those specified by the Convention's examples.
NO ENTRY FOR VEHICLES EXCEEDING… TONNES LADEN MASS” The Group noted that one country used a sign with the image of a goods vehicle, and believe that this was a change of the essential characteristics of the symbol.
The Group noted that one country(Kuwait) uses the oblique bar over the truck vehicle symbol and not placed in the middle of the sign.
The Group also noted that one country(Guyana) uses the C, 14 sign placed on a rectangular panel with additional inscriptions.
The Group noted that one country(Nigeria) put the vehicle symbols one below the other and not aligned horizontally.
The Division noted that one country office did not maintain up-to-date contracts with several of its key suppliers while still using their services.
The Group also noted that one country(Denmark) uses the inscription“Stop” on the sign, which should be removed as the meaning of the bar is“Stop”.
The Group noted that one country(Vietnam) introduces a blue rim on the sign C, 17 b, which is not considered to be in conformity with the Convention.
The Board also noted that one country office executed a project in which it authorized the Government to select construction companies and sign contracts.
The Group also noted that one country(Kuwait) uses the oblique bar over only one of the vehicle symbols and not placed in the middle of the sign.
The Group also noted that one country(Austria) used a sign with an inscription of a distance to the stopping place, which is considered not to be in conformity with the Convention.
The Group noted that one country used a sign with the image of a goods vehicle, and believe that this was a change of the essential characteristics of the symbol.
The Group noted that one country(Iran) uses several colours(blue and white) for the background of the sign, also uses different colour(black) for letter"H" in comparison with illustrated white colour in the Convention.
The Board noted that one country office had several long-outstanding items and there was no evidence that the bank reconciliation for 31 July 2006 for the account had been reviewed.
Several speakers noted that one country alone could not tackle the threat of transnational organized crime and highlighted that improved international cooperation was key to effectively countering such criminal activities.
The SBSTA also noted that one developed country Party not included in Annex II to the Convention has also submitted a TNA report.
OIOS noted that, in one country, 11 agencies are involved in the same social service sector.
One delegation noted that the country note addressed humanitarian assistance with a view to long-term development.
One country noted that full integration of SLM monitoring and assessment into DLDD monitoring and assessment is a complex, challenging and long-term goal.
One representative noted that his country used small quantities of carbon tetrachloride as a spot cleaner in the garment industry.
One country noted that, under Article 12, paragraph 6, information communicated by Parties is to be transmitted by the secretariat to any concerned subsidiary body.
One representative noted that his country had developed national action plans but had been unable to fund them due to budget constraints.
One country noted that the Millennium Development Goals review needs to inform the sustainable development goal process and integration of the two processes should be achieved.
One delegation noted that the country notes lacked economic data, including on the level of international assistance and specific funding from United Nations agencies.
It was noted with great concern that only one country, i.e. Botswana, has graduated from the group of LDCs since the early 1970s.