Примеры использования Pages of pre-session на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There would be an estimated 500 pages of pre-session and 150 pages of in-session documentation.
Furthermore, provision will need to be made for the translation, processing anddistribution of an estimated 500 pages of pre-session, in-session and post-session documentation.
There would be 500 pages of pre-session, 300 pages of in-session and 200 pages of post-session documentation.
Documentation requirements for the informal interactive hearings are estimated at 55 pages of pre-session and 2 pages of post-session to be issued in all six languages.
There would be 80 pages of pre-session, 50 pages of in-session and 24 pages of post-session documentation.
June 2003: one week; one meeting per day, for a total of five meetings; interpretation in all six languages;documentation in all six languages; 25 pages of pre-session, no in-session and 25 pages of post-session.
There would be 750 pages of pre-session, 500 pages of in-session and 180 pages of post-session documentation.
The meetings would require conference servicing for 20 meetings,with interpretation services in six languages, and some 50 pages of pre-session, 50 pages of in-session and 50 pages of post-session documentation in six languages.
There would be 200 pages of pre-session, 10 pages of in-session and 30 pages of post-session documentation in six languages.
Documentation requirements for the meeting of experts are estimated at 25 pages of pre-session and 20 pages of post-session to be issued in all six languages.
There would be 120 pages of pre-session, 10 pages of in-session and 50 pages of post-session documentation in six languages.
For the existing two three-week annual sessions the interpretation requirements are expected to remain unchanged,while the documentation requirements will increase to 1,800 pages of pre-session, 200 pages of in-session and 200 pages of post-session documentation in all six languages.
Of the remaining 1040 pages of pre-session documentation, which would not require translation, 1000 pages are related to reports on article 7.
That amount would include the provision of conference services, including summary records and interpretation in the official languages, for a total of 80 additional sessional meetings during the biennium 2010-2011,as well as an estimated additional 2,880 pages of pre-session and in-session documentation and 220 pages of post-session documentation in the official languages.
Documentation requirements are estimated at 32 pages of pre-session and four pages of in-session documents, to be issued in all six languages.
The second meeting of the Preparatory Committee, to be held on 1 and 2 March 2011, which requires meeting services for a total of eight meetings in two days with simultaneous interpretation from and into all six official languages and documentation services for 52 pages, 60 pages and 64 pages of pre-session, insession and post-session documents, respectively, to be translated into and issued in all six official languages.
For each preparatory meeting, there would be 36 pages of pre-session, 12 pages of in-session and 12 pages of post-session documentation.
Twenty-five pages of pre-session documentation, 60 pages of in-session documentation and 40 pages of post-session documentation would be required in the six official languages.
Documentation requirements for the meetings are estimated at 40 pages of pre-session and four pages of post-session documentation in six languages and summary records.
In addition, the meeting would require 50 pages of pre-session and 75 pages of in-session documentation to be translated and issued in English and French; and 24 pages of post-session documentation, to be translated and issued in all the six official languages.
Documentation requirements for the High-level Dialogue are estimated at 32 pages of pre-session and 16 pages of post-session documentation to be issued in all six languages.
A total of approximately 18,000 pages of pre-session documentation had been forecast for the main part of the fifty-fourth session of the General Assembly.
Documentation requirements for the High-level Dialogue are estimated at 32 pages of pre-session and 16 pages of post-session documentation to be issued in all six languages.
Documentation requirements are for 100 pages of pre-session, 75 pages of in-session and 50 pages of post-session to be issued in all six languages.
Documentation requirements for each session are estimated at 50 pages of pre-session, 50 pages of in-session and 50 pages of post-session documentation in six languages.
The documentation requirements would be 15 pages of pre-session, 20 pages of in-session and 50 pages of post-session documentation, to be issued in all six languages.
Additional documentation would be also required, comprising an estimated 600 additional pages of pre-session, 600 pages of in-session and 600 pages of post-session documentation in the working languages of the Committee during 2014.
Documentation requirements would be 200 pages of pre-session, 100 pages of in-session and 100 pages of post-session documents, to be issued in all six languages.
That amount included summary records,interpretation in the official languages, and an estimated additional 960 pages of pre-session and in-session documentation and 160 pages of post-session documentation in the official languages for each year.
Documentation requirements are estimated at 250 pages of pre-session(for reproduction only), 100 pages of in-session and 100 pages of post-session documentation in six languages.