Примеры использования Panel invited на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Panel invited Yablokov to submit a progress report on this activity by the next meeting.
Through a broadcast that was issued to staff at all duty stations, the Panel invited and received extensive electronic feedback about the Office.
The Panel invited the Government of Iraq to submit its comments within 180 days of the date of the procedural order.
The Panel issued procedural orders dated 20 February 1998, in which the Panel invited the claimants to respond on specified dates to the interrogatories annexed to the procedural orders.
The Panel invited Iraq to submit by 19 January 1998 its responses to the claims, together with supporting documentation.
The Panel issued procedural orders dated 21 May 1999 to Kuwait Petroleum Corporation("KPC"), in which the Panel invited the claimant to respond by specified dates to the interrogatories annexed to the procedural orders.
The Panel invited the Government of Iraq to submit its response to this claim within 180 days of the date of the procedural order.
Co. for Trading& General Contracting W.L.L. The Panel invited the Government of Iraq to submit its comments within 180 days of the date of the procedural order.
The Panel invited the Government of Iraq to submit its comments on these claims within 180 days of the date of the procedural order.
Pursuant to article 36 of the Rules, the Panel invited Iraq to submit by 19 September 1997, a response to the statements of claim together with all documents Iraq intended to rely upon in the proceedings.
The Panel invited the Government of Iraq to submit its response to these claims within 180 days of the date of the procedural order.
The Panel invited the Government of Iraq to submit its comments to this claim within 180 days of the date of the procedural order.
On 1 March, the Panel invited the parties, lead negotiators and core economic teams to a one-day exposure event, in Ethiopia.
The Panel invited Iraq to submit its comments on the claims together with any documentation on which Iraq might wish to rely in support of its comments.
The Panel invited an International Monetary Fund(IMF) specialist to provide additional expertise on the currency issue, which was proving controversial.
The Panel invited countries to promote activities, such as research, aimed at advancing international understanding and wider use of traditional forest-related knowledge.
The Panel invited Their Excellencies Alassane Dramane Ouattara and Laurent Gbagbo, as well as the Chairman of the Constitutional Council of Côte d'Ivoire, to participate in that meeting.
The Panel invited countries to weigh their own food sufficiency problems against potential risks of biotechnology and against potential consequences of non-use.
Also, the panel invited the Government of Iraq to ensure equitable distribution of humanitarian goods and to pay due attention to meeting the needs of the vulnerable groups of the Iraqi population.
The Panel invited relevant Member States to provide further evidence that would enable confirmation of that finding, and consulted experts from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in Brussels in search of relevant evidence.
The Panel invited Iraq and Kuwait to present information and views on the directness requirement in its Procedural Order No. 52 and in questions set out in the first article 34 notification issued to KIA on 26 January 2000.
A medical panel invited delegates to dialogue through a moderated question and answer session and a World Café was designed to address emerging health policy issues and the concept of a"women-centred approach to health.
In particular the Panel invited FAO to develop a global"depository box" type of information system, available technologies and potential funding sources for SFM, using, inter alia, the databases and experiences of CIFOR, ICRAF, IBFRA and other relevant research institutions.
The Panel invited Governments to make contributions to this process, in order to improve the work of forest-related international organizations and institutions and to focus them on the needs and challenges faced by countries in the management, conservation and sustainable development of all types of forests.
While the Panel invited international organizations such as the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) and Bretton Wood institutions to explore innovative financial mechanisms, it found the world community not yet ready to establish an international fund devoted to sustainable forest management.
Paragraph 40(b): The Panel invited countries and relevant international organizations, especially the Conference of the Parties to the Convention, to collaborate with indigenous people and forest-dependent people who possess TFRK to promote an internationally acceptable understanding of TFRK, and to identify, respect, preserve and maintain TFRK, including innovations and practices that are relevant for the conservation of forest biological diversity and the sustainable use of forest biological resources.
The Panel"invited relevant organisations in accordance with their mandate, to carry out further studies on various aspects of voluntary certification and labelling schemes including…(vii) their impacts on relative competitiveness of forest goods and services in the absence of equivalent schemes of the substitutes" and"urged countries and relevant international organisations dealing with trade in forest products to bring the current trends on certification into perspective…"para. 123.
The problematic issue of who serves on panels is compounded by the fact that the panel meetings shall,as a rule, be closed(except when the panel invites the parties to the dispute) and the opinions expressed in the panel report by individual panellists will be anonymous.
President invited as panel speaker.
Ms Staatsen invited panel members to give examples of achievements in the implementation of the Parma Declaration commitments.