Примеры использования Opportunity to make statements на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Delegations had an opportunity to make statements.
Each congress shall include a high-level segment in which States will be represented at the highest possible level andwill be given an opportunity to make statements on the topics of the congress;
Speakers therefore had the opportunity to make statements on one or more agenda items at the same time.
Each congress should include a high-level segment in which States will be represented at the highest possible level andwill be given an opportunity to make statements on the topics of the congress;
At the opening plenary, Parties will have the opportunity to make statements, starting with statements on behalf of groups of Parties.
Also at that meeting, the Preparatory Committee was informed of the decision of the Bureau that, time permitting and without setting a precedent,the nine major groups would be provided with the opportunity to make statements in the general debate.
The practice in the United Nations with granting observers an opportunity to make statements varies from one United Nations organ to another.
With regard to procedure,as an exceptional measure the Group could agree to the proposal to proceed with informal consultations on the understanding that delegations would have an opportunity to make statements on UNMIL in a formal setting.
Victims and families members had the opportunity to make statements beforehand, although the judge was required to deliver the jury's death verdict.
Time permitting, the chairpersons of the Plenary, Committee I andCommittee II may provide these organizations with the opportunity to make statements on substantive items and participate in discussions.
It was plainly dilatory: delegations had been given ample opportunity to make statements and propose amendments to the draft resolution, all of which had thus far been rejected, and it would be divisive.
Following the four presentations, ministers and high-level representatives of the private sector andcivil society will have the opportunity to make statements or interventions from the floor of up to three minutes.
At the same meeting,delegations would have an opportunity to make statements on the report of the Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance.
During the consideration of this agenda item by the Commission representatives of international organizations will have an opportunity to make statements concerning the activities of their respective organizations.
Delegations will be provided with an opportunity to make statements of a general nature, having regard to the need to avoid duplication of statements that will be made during the high-level segment.
Since the current session would be the final one before the Conference itself,it would be all the more appropriate to give delegations the opportunity to make statements on issues under agenda item 3, for which two meetings had been reserved.
Ministers and other heads of delegation of Parties will have the opportunity to make statements at the plenary meetings on Monday, 8 December, and Tuesday, 9 December; meetings will be held for this purpose in the morning, afternoon and evening of these days.
In its resolution 56/119, the General Assembly decided that each congress should include a high-level segment at which States would be represented at the highest possible level andwould be given an opportunity to make statements on the topics of the congress.
At the special segment on 8 and 9 December,Parties with representation at the appropriate level would have an opportunity to make statements on ways and means by which the COP could promote timely and effective implementation of the Convention.
Further decides that, in accordance with its resolution 56/119, the Thirteenth Congress shall include a highlevel segment in which States are invited to be represented at the highest possible level, for example, by Heads of State or Government, Government ministers or attorneys general, andthat representatives will be given an opportunity to make statements on the topics of the Congress;
The Assembly would further decide that, in accordance with its resolution 56/119, the Thirteenth Congress shall include a high-level segment at which States would be invited to be represented at the highest possible level, for example by Heads of State or Government, Government ministers or attorneys general, andthat representatives would be given an opportunity to make statements on the topics of the Congress.
Both the Chief Administrative Officer and the Chief Financial Officer had been presented with the information provided by others and the documentary and photographic evidence obtained;neither of the officials had challenged the evidence or availed themselves of opportunities to make statements in connection with the inquiry.
The Working Group of the Whole also agreed that those organizations might also circulate papers in the Plenary and Committee I and Committee II during their consideration of substantive agenda items, under sub-items 7( a)-( e) of the provisional agenda( A/AC.105/672, annex II). Time permitting, the chairpersons of the Plenary, Committee I andCommittee II could provide those organizations with opportunities to make statements on substantive items and participate in the discussions.
Delegations had an opportunity to make final statements.
If time allows, representatives of regional groups only will then have the opportunity to make general statements.
Delegations will have an opportunity to make general statements under each cluster and to explain their positions before and after voting.
At that meeting, Member States will have an opportunity to make their general statements on this issue.
Members of the Council were given the opportunity to make general statements on the text proposed by the Legal and Technical Commission ISBA/4/C/4.
Delegations will be given the opportunity to make general statements or observations on the text as a whole, before proceeding to examine the text in detail in informal meetings of the plenary.
This has facilitatedparticipation of indigenous peoples, and at the twelfth regular session of the Human Rights Council in September 2009, some ten indigenous organizations had the opportunity to make joint statements.