Примеры использования Panel's midterm report на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Committee considered the recommendations contained in the Panel's midterm report.
The first, discussed in the Panel's midterm report, occurred on 23 February, while the second occurred on 15 May.
The Committee received five notifications following the issuance of the Panel's midterm report.
On 21 November, the Committee considered the Panel's midterm report, submitted in accordance with paragraph 2 of resolution 2105 2013.
Subsequently, on 23 June 2011,the Chair briefed the Security Council during its consultations on the deliberations of the Committee on the Panel's midterm report.
The publication of the Panel's midterm report compelled the Government of Sierra Leone to address formally the issue of Bah's presence in that country.
Subsequently, on 13 July 2010 the Chairman briefed the Security Council during its consultations on the deliberations of the Committee on the Panel's midterm report.
As noted in the Panel's midterm report, there were 11 class B diamond mining licences as at early April 2009 see S/2009/290, para. 26.
During the informal meeting of 26 November, the Coordinator of the Panel of Experts briefed the Committee on the Panel's midterm report of 9 November 2012.
As noted in the Panel's midterm report(S/2009/290, paras. 72 and 73), the integrity of the chain-of-custody system was at risk owing to a revenue shortfall resulting from delays in the commencement of logging activities.
At the informal consultations held on 8 December,the Committee discussed the Panel's midterm report before it was submitted to the Security Council on the same day.
With regard to the current status of the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme in Liberia,there has been no visible improvement since the Panel's midterm report was issued.
Since the Panel's midterm report, issued in June 2012, the average weight in ounces of monthly exports has risen steadily; it is currently in line with 2010 figures at approximately 1,700 ounces per month, up significantly from 1,286 ounces per month in 2011 see S/2012/448, para. 18.
Two of the individuals were arrested by the Liberian national police in Sanniquellie, Nimba County, on 30 March 2011,as noted in the Panel's midterm report S/2011/367, para. 19.
In reference to Sanjivan Ruprah's British passport that expired in 2008,as referenced in paragraph 50 of the Panel's midterm report(S/2011/367), the Government of the United Kingdom informed the Panel on 26 October 2011 that Sanjivan Ruprah had not applied for another passport.
A positive first step would be engagement with the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development,as recommended in the Panel's midterm report S/2012/448, paras. 26 and 100.
During its informal consultations on 6 December 2010, the Committee welcomed two newly appointed experts and discussed the Panel's midterm report submitted pursuant to paragraph 2 of resolution 1928(2010). On 15 December, the Committee was briefed through videolink by Siegfried Hecker, Co-Director of the Center for International Security and Cooperation at Stanford University, on his visit to Yongbyon nuclear complex.
On 19 July, the Chair sent letters to the Permanent Representatives of Côte d'Ivoire and Liberia to the United Nations as well as the Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations and the Secretary-General of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development(OECD),drawing attention to the recommendations contained in the Panel's midterm report.
In 2014, the Division continued to provide administrative and substantive support to the Panel of Experts, assisting in the preparation of the Panel's midterm report in April and during the preparation of the Panel's final report in October.
At its informal consultations on 16 June 2010,the Committee received a briefing from the Panel of Experts on its midterm report(S/2010/319), submitted pursuant to resolution 1903(2009), and discussed the recommendations contained therein. On 13 July the Chair briefed the Security Council during its consultations on the Committee's deliberations on the Panel's midterm report.
At its meeting on 7 December 2011,the Committee heard a briefing by the Coordinator of the Panel of Experts, which summarized the essential points contained in the Panel's midterm report of 9 November 2011, submitted to the Committee in accordance with paragraph 2 of resolution 1984 2011.
At its informal consultations on 15 June 2011,the Committee received a briefing from the Panel of Experts on its midterm report(S/2011/367), submitted pursuant to paragraph 6(f) of resolution 1961(2010), and discussed the recommendations contained therein. On 23 June the Chair briefed the Security Council during its consultations on the Committee's deliberations on the Panel's midterm report.
The possible perpetrators of those attacks, and the financing received from external sources resident in Ghana,were outlined in the Panel's midterm report(S/2012/448, paras. 86 and 87) and described in greater detail in the Panel's presentation to the Committee on 15 June 2012.
It also assisted in the preparation of the Panel's midterm and final reports.
The site at Gbapa identified by the Panel in its midterm report(S/2004/752) is now highly developed and constitutes a sizeable, Class B alluvial diamond mine(see annex V). The Panel made a ground visit to the site late in October.
The Panel submitted its midterm report to the Security Council in May 2013 S/2013/316.
On 10 November 2010, the Panel submitted its midterm report to the Security Council pursuant to resolution 1928 2010.
They welcomed the Panel of Experts' midterm report, and looked forward to the Committee considering its recommendations.
As the Panel noted in its midterm report(S/2013/316), the Government of Liberia has never implemented the assets freeze measures.
The Panel of Experts submitted its midterm report to the Security Council on 1 June 2014 see S/2014/363.