Примеры использования One representative recalled на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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One representative recalled that such a proposal needed to be submitted at least six months before the meeting at which it was to be considered.
As for the Special Rapporteur's suggestion that States should indicate their understanding of the situation in relation to existing agreements at the time of ratification, one representative recalled that it had been unacceptable to most members of the Commission, who had felt that the matter should be left to be governed by the law of treaties, a position which his delegation endorsed.
One representative recalled the earlier statement of the European Union which had addressed several of the issues raised under this agenda item.
Referring to a seminar on preparation of reports on human rights, organized in 1985 in the Caribbean region by UNITAR with the assistance of the Ford Foundation andthe Geneva Center for Human Rights, one representative recalled that, at the conclusion of the seminar, it had been agreed that, after a certain period, a review should be made as to how the participants had been able to utilize what had been learned at the seminar.
One representative recalled that at the Twenty-Second Meeting of the Parties in Bangkok, 91 countries had signed a declaration on the global transition away from HCFCs and HFCs.
Responding to concerns about the timing of reporting, one representative recalled that the forthcoming session of the General Assembly would last from September 2009 to August 2010, meaning that it was not an issue.
One representative recalled that, in 1997, the Parties had agreed to the methyl bromide phase-out schedule only on the understanding that there would be clear exemptions for critical use.
In the ensuing discussion, one representative recalled the request in resolution 23/5 that the outcomes of the Forum should be more distinctly incorporated into the UN-Habitat work programme and UN-Habitat governing body.
One representative recalled that his country had not requested an additional review of the recommendations of the committee for his country for 2011 but said that it disagreed with the conclusions of the minority report.
In that context, one representative recalled the commitments made at Istanbul regarding assistance to developing countries for the implementation of the Habitat Agenda at the national level.
One representative recalled that his Government had provided funding for a programme administered by the United Nations Institute for Training and Research to assist countries with the development of their national implementation plans.
One representative recalled that the Open-ended Working Group had emphasized the need for strong financial support and urged a long-term solution for the health sector strategy; there were also calls for more support to WHO.
One representative recalled that the Executive Committee had in the past considered that, with regard to chillers, because of the great savings incurred and the short payback time, no incremental costs arose that were eligible for funding under the Multilateral Fund.
One representative recalled that the climate impact indicator had been the subject of several discussions in meetings of the Executive Committee and that information on the matter would be included in the report of the Chair of the Executive Committee to the Meeting of the Parties.
In that regard, one representative recalled the recommendations on the links between terrorist crimes and transnational organized crime contained in the report of the Ninth United Nations Congress on the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders.
One representative recalled that his country had made a number of important comments at the ninth meeting of the Conference of the Parties in relation to section 4 of the guidance document, especially concerning the voluntary notification procedure proposed in the case of defective mobile phones.
One representative recalled that that stipulation had been included because, while funding was meant to compensate for lost profits from the elimination of CFC production, those plants could continue to make or even increase their profits thanks to their capacity to produce HCFCs.
One representative recalled that a concern of several parties during the previous discussion of the draft decision had been the kind of policy measures being referred to, including whether they related to alternatives that were already in place and covered under the Panel's report.
One representative recalled in that connection that although the Commission had adopted only five articles in Part Two between 1980, when Part One of the draft had been completed, and 1992, it had at its most recent session adopted six articles and a new paragraph to article 1 of Part Two.
At the current meeting one representative recalled that the Open-ended Working Group had discussed both the possible use of alternative solvents and the accelerated phase-out of CFC-113 by 2016 and that he would like to see that understanding reflected in the decision to be adopted on the matter.
One representative recalled the five forward-looking goals adopted by the Commission on the Status of Women at its thirty-seventh session, which were meant as slogans with a kind of conceptual framework for a new century and a new concept of women and their roles as citizens in society.
One representative recalled that, at the twenty-second meeting of the Open-ended Working Group, Parties had agreed to include the issue on the agenda of the current Meeting, on the understanding that discussion would be limited only to consideration of decision X/CP.8, taken at the eighth meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Climate Change.
One representative recalled that heads of State attending the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development had recently outlined their vision for sustainable development in the outcome document of the Conference, entitled The Future We Want, and said that the principles contained therein could help guide the present negotiations, particularly with regard to the basic framework of the instrument.
One representative recalled that at the Twenty-Third Meeting of the Parties, parties not operating under that paragraph had agreed to a replenishment of the Multilateral Fund at the lower end of the estimates of what was needed; given that lack of financial ambition, actions directly related to the scope of the Montreal Protocol, such as the phase-out of HCFCs, should be given priority.
One representative recalled that a similar proposal had been discussed at the Twenty-Third Meeting of the Parties and had resulted in decision XXIII/9, requesting the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel to prepare a report for consideration by the Open-ended Working Group at its thirtysecond meeting, and said that he could support an update of that report provided that it respected the terms of decision XXIII/9.
One representative recalled that the fixed-exchange-rate mechanism had been introduced on a trial basis with the purpose and objective of easing some of the contributing Parties' administrative difficulties due to commitments in other than their national currencies; promoting the timely payment of contributions; and ensuring that there was no adverse impact on the level of available resources of the Multilateral Fund.
One representative recalled decision XXIII/8, in which the parties requested the Panel to investigate and report to the Twenty-Fourth Meeting of the Parties on the discrepancy between estimated emissions of carbon tetrachloride based on reported production and consumption data and estimated emissions inferred from atmospheric measurements, asking whether further information would be added to that presented in the 2012 progress report prior to the Twenty-Fourth Meeting of the Parties.
One representative recalled that, at the tenth session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee, a number of representatives had sought clarification on the existence of international trade in the severely hazardous pesticide formulations of dustable powder containing a combination of benomyl at or above 7 per cent, carbofuran at or above 10 per cent and thiram at or above 15 per cent, reports of which had been received by the interim Chemical Review Committee.
One representative, recalling the provisions set out in General Assembly resolution 67/203, emphasized the importance of building on lessons learned from the Marrakech Process on sustainable consumption and production.
One representative, recalling previous discussions, enquired as to the availability of alternatives to the use of methyl bromide for fumigation of high-moisture dates.