Примеры использования Open-ended working group considered на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Open-ended Working Group considered the comments in September 2007 at its sixth session.
At its third session, in April 2004, the Open-ended Working Group considered the application from India.
The Open-ended Working Group considered two proposals for additions to the Global Plan of Action.
At the 8th and 9th meetings of its second substantivesession on 16 and 17 July, the Open-ended Working Group considered agenda item 7, entitled"Report to the General Assembly at its sixty-fourth session.
The Open-ended Working Group considered and, on 13 June 2002, adopted its report to the General Assembly.
At its fourth session,held in July 2005, the Open-ended Working Group considered the issue of environmentally sound management of ship dismantling.
The Open-ended Working Group considered and, on XX June 2003, adopted the present report to the General Assembly.
At its third session,held from 26 to 30 April 2004, the Open-ended Working Group considered a note by the Secretariat containing responses already provided by Parties, on a voluntary basis, to the questionnaire.
The Open-ended Working Group considered the executive summary of the proposal(UNEP/CHW/OEWG/6/INF/24) at its sixth session.
In accordance with that decision, at its twenty-seventh meeting the Open-ended Working Group considered a specific proposal on the issue and, after due consideration, agreed to forward a draft decision for the consideration of the Nineteenth Meeting of the Parties.
The Open-ended Working Group considered the draft text of a possible convention, prepared by the Working Group on the use of mercenaries.
At its second and third sessions,held in October 2003 and April 2004, respectively, the Open-ended Working Group considered in detail the subsequent drafts of the general technical guidelines and of the specific technical guidelines on PCBs including PCTs and PBBs.
The Open-ended Working Group considered the proposal at its first meeting and adopted decision OEWG.1/1 I, recommending to the Conference that, at its third session, it include activities related to nanotechnologies and manufactured nanomaterials in the Global Plan of Action.
At its ninth meeting, held in September 2014, the Open-ended Working Group considered this item and, as no consensus was reached on the proposed amendment, it agreed that no further work on the matter would be undertaken.
The Open-ended Working Group considered the report of the Panel and the Executive Committee and discussed a proposal to change table A to reflect both the approval of the new process agent uses recommended by the Panel and the removal of applications that were reported by Parties as having already been phased out.
During that meeting, the Open-ended Working Group considered organizational matters and the timetable for its substantive sessions.
In July 2006, the Open-ended Working Group considered the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel's report on the matter(see pages 69- 73 of the Panel's 2006 progress report) but did not propose any action.
At its twenty-fourth meeting, the Open-ended Working Group considered a draft decision intended to address the difficulties faced by very low-volume consuming countries.
During its thirtieth meeting, the Open-ended Working Group considered a decision proposed by Grenada and Saint Lucia on the special situation of Haiti, aimed at assisting that country in its compliance with the Montreal Protocol following the January 2010 earthquake, which had a significant adverse effect on the country's social and economic situation.
At its meeting the ad hoc open-ended working group considered draft rules of procedure for the intergovernmental negotiating committee that had been prepared by the secretariat.
At its twenty-ninth meeting the Open-ended Working Group considered the Panel's initial report on the issue, which can be found on pages 89- 119 of its 2009 progress report.
In June of this year the Open-ended Working Group considered the status of the Methyl Bromide Technical Options Committee's review of the criticaluse nominations submitted for 2008 and 2009.
At its fifth session, the Open-ended Working Group considered the progress made in the implementation of decision VII/35 and prepared a draft decision for consideration and possible adoption by the Conference of the Parties.
At its first meeting, the Open-ended Working Group considered the progress report on the Chemicals in Products project report, including proposed recommendations for further international cooperative action.
At its sixth session, the Open-ended Working Group considered a conference room paper presented by the representative of a group of Parties, containing UNEP Governing Council decision 24/5 on waste management.
At its twenty-fifth meeting, the Open-ended Working Group considered a proposal by the United States of America on the issue and agreed that it should be considered again at the seventeenth Meeting of the Parties.
At its thirty-third meeting, the Open-ended Working Group considered the terms of reference for the upcoming study on the 2015- 2017 replenishment of the Multilateral Fund for the Implementation of the Montreal Protocol.
At its twenty-fifth meeting, the Open-ended Working Group considered the proposal from the European Community for an amendment to the Protocol calling for an expedited procedure for listing new ozone-depleting substances in the Protocol.
During its thirtieth meeting, the Open-ended Working Group considered the outcomes of the seminar on the environmentally sound management of banks of ozone-depleting substances, in addition to proposals by the European Union and Mauritius on the same subject.
At its thirty-third meeting, the Open-ended Working Group considered a draft decision on additional funding for the Multilateral Fund to maximize the climate benefit of the accelerated phaseout of hydrochlorofluorocarbons HCFCs.