Примеры использования Panel had на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Panel had before it the following documents.
List of entities with which the Panel had meetings.
The Panel had before it the following documents.
This is an estimate calculated on the basis of the information to which the Panel had access.
The Panel had access to numerous cargo manifests and airway bills.
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This was partly due to the fact that the Office was newly established in January 2006 when the Panel had nearly completed its review.
The Panel had time for only a brief review of the information at the meeting.
While awaiting travel visas from the Government of the Sudan, the Panel had the opportunity to meet with United Nations Special Envoy Jan Eliasson.
The Panel had a chance to meet Mayombo but could not raise a question about the claim to him.
In accordance with its mandate as contained in resolution 58/37, the Panel had a comprehensive, in-depth exchange of views on all aspects of the issue of missiles.
The Panel had before it claims filed on behalf of persons who are asserted to be still in detention in Iraq.
According to the official statements recorded by the authorities of the Niger to which the Panel had access, the 13 people were a group of Malian Tuareg origin.
The Panel had the opportunity to review the accounting of one, presumably legitimate, Dubai-based Somali trading company.
With Ghana's experience,the country to reach the most advanced stage of the process, the Panel had the opportunity to prove that APRM's idealistic objectives can work.
Initially, the Panel had a relatively limited membership, comprising a cross-section of representatives of large and small technical organizations.
In response to a question on synergies between the Protocol and other agreements,the Co-Chair confirmed that the Panel had explored situations in which actions could be taken that might benefit more then one multilateral environmental agreement.
However, the panel had doubts about the feasibility of forging an integrated, trained peace-keeping force in time for elections in April 1994. 43/.
On the issue of the third session of the Panel of Governmental Experts on the issue of missiles,we are pleased that the Panel had a very constructive and serious discussion and succeeded in preparing a second consensual report on the complex issue of missiles in all its aspects.
However, the Panel had before it claims by members of the Allied Coalition Armed Forces that fall within the exceptional conditions stated in the same decision.
In a similar fashion, whereas some representatives recommended reducing the number of meetings of the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel and conducting those meetings using electronic media,others observed that the Panel had been crucial to the Protocol's success and that current technological limitations meant that reliance on electronic communication could harm the Panel's outputs.
This was the first time the Panel had immediate and direct access to a Democratic People's Republic of Korea vessel interdicted by a Member State.
What the Panel had in mind, in particular, was some of the weapons turn-in initiatives taken locally in some specific regions of the world, with significant success.
The revised draft recognized that the Panel had begun implementing its revised terms of reference and encouraged it to continue to do so.
The Panel had the opportunity to consult with industry, government and nongovernmental experts regarding the special role of valves in nuclear fuel cycle applications.
Introducing agenda item 6, the Co-Chair of the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel recalled that,pursuant to decision XXV/8, the Panel had established a task force to prepare a report on the funding required for the replenishment of the Multilateral Fund for the triennium 2015- 2017, which was to include indicative amounts of funding needed for the trienniums 2018- 2020 and 2021- 2023.
The Panel had a series of discussions with various United Nations police and LNP officials concerning the current practice of firearms control in Liberia.
Based on these documents, the panel had a rich discussion and developed a common understanding of the term“traditional knowledge” and its systemic and dynamic characteristics.
The Panel had knowledge of many more aircraft flying the Liberian flag and suspected that some of those had been used for violations of the arms embargo.
Panel had only three kinds of badges, tokens of successful, unsuccessful or expected operation, but in the form of a detailed view of these markers were obtained from different types of different decoding operations;
As the Panel had reported at an earlier meeting, the energy efficiency of some saturated HFCs as replacements for HCFC-22 tended to fall significantly at high ambient temperatures, above approximately 45ºC.