Примеры использования One delegation indicated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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One delegation indicated that the compact should be undertaken on a voluntary basis.
With respect to topics for future evaluation(paras. 33-37), one delegation indicated that it would reserve its position on the subject until a later stage of the Committee's deliberations.
One delegation indicated that it should be involved in discussions with civil society.
Noting that UNDP had forecasted a reduction in voluntary contributions to $3 billion for programming purposes, one delegation indicated that future contributions from its Government to UNDP were likely to be reduced as a result of changes in its overall foreign policy.
One delegation indicated that it was not ready to accept any recommendation relating to SEAL.
The definition of best available techniques as set out in Article 2 b bis was considered andno objections were raised to this definition, although one delegation indicated they would like to take some further time to consider this rather than adopting it immediately.
In that regard, one delegation indicated that it was preferable to keep a flexible format.
One delegation indicated that in its view, other developments needed to be taken into account in the Ad Hoc Committee.
On resource mobilization, one delegation indicated that national and regional standards and guidelines on mainstreaming disability should be consistent.
One delegation indicated that it did not agree with the structure and the narrative proposed for the programme.
At its 1999 resumed session, one delegation indicated that the organization was actively interfering in the internal affairs of her country and that it had relationships with individuals or groups engaged in illegal activities in her country.
One delegation indicated that improved, regular reporting could help to ensure stable contributions from donor countries.
One delegation indicated that the resources under the programme should be strengthened through internal redeployment.
One delegation indicated that the paragraph should not be so drafted as to imply that fictitious companies existed in all countries.
One delegation indicated that the activities of the new Department were not just subsidiary functions but were a substantive activity of the Secretariat.
One delegation indicated that it would ask RFMOs of which it was a member to conclude initial self-assessments no later than July 2007.
One delegation indicated potential threats associated with the manufacture, proliferation and possible use of lethal autonomous weapon systems LAWS.
One delegation indicated the need to include an evaluation process within a project cycle to enhance the individual capacities and accountabilities of each implementing partner.
One delegation indicated that a system of logging and tracking progress(i.e. log frames) could help to improve results-based reporting.
One delegation indicated its willingness to share the data and information it had compiled at the national level about fish stocks, pollution, salinity and temperature.
One delegation indicated that, while acknowledging the need for UNDP to construct premises under difficult conditions, construction should be carried out in rare and exceptional cases.
One delegation indicated that it agreed with the criteria expressed in paragraph 52 of DP/1993/45 on the allocation of posts at the Assistant Secretary-General level to the regional bureaux.
One delegation indicated that decisions related to reform must continue to be built on the basis of adequate and permanent consultations with States, at both the field and central levels.
In this respect, one delegation indicated that, since the discussion of the budget of the Tribunal for 2004 was closely related to the other two issues, all three issues should be considered together.
One delegation indicated that it would be helpful if national reports on specific issues be produced during the preparatory process, and that technical experts be engaged for that purpose.
One delegation indicated that government oversight was in place in its country and, to some extent, future funding from the Government could be jeopardized by lack of compliance with such codes.
One delegation indicated that the treatment of the issue of freedom of contract in volume contracts would determine its position with regard to the adoption of a final convention.
One delegation indicated that some national consumer protection laws might provide that consumers were not bound by arbitration agreements entered into before a dispute arose.
One delegation indicated that OHCHR should provide more analytical work on globalization and devote more attention to the violations of human rights associated with the impact of globalization on national economies.
One delegation indicated that while growth might provide the resources for implementing human rights, including the right to development, distortions in trade liberalization could have the opposite effect.