Примеры использования Panel reported на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Panel reported its findings on 28 March 2012.
In previous reports(S/2000/1195,S/2001/1015 and S/2002/470) the Panel reported on the use of fraudulent registration numbers by arms traffickers to avoid detection.
The panel reported that in its view a conflict of interest did exist.
In its report of 20 September 2010(S/2011/111, para. 91), the Panel reported the loading of barrel bombs into an Antonov aircraft on two occasions during its mandate.
The Panel reported offensive military overflights and bombardments in Darfur.
Following the discovery of two packages with labels referring to hazardous substances in August 2007 while the UNMOVIC documents were being archived,I set up an independent fact-finding panel to inquire into the matter. The Panel reported on 19 October 2007 and concluded that the items in question contained no toxic chemicals, that is, no chemical warfare agents, and that at no time did they pose a serious risk to United Nations staff members.
The Panel reported instances of recruitment of mercenaries for operations in Guinea and Mali.
In the same report(S/2006/976, paras. 208-212), the Panel reported that militia fighters had surrendered weapons, but remained sceptical as to the possible outcome of the disarmament process.
The panel reported on progress made on a new Guidebook chapter"Small Combustion Sources.
Concerning the travel ban andthe assets freeze, the Panel reported that it had received no replies to its requests to the Governments of the Sudan and Chad, respectively, on the implementation of these measures.
The Panel reported in March 2007 the existence of three AN-26 aircraft with the same registration number, ST-ZZZ.
In addition to the nominations for metered-dose inhalers, the Panel reported that a nomination of 95 tonnes for an essential-use exemption for CFC-113 had been received from the Russian Federation, for aerospace uses.
The panel reported to the Secretary-General that the outcome of the referendum reflected the free will of the people of Southern Sudan.
As regards the Methyl Bromide Technical Options Committee, the Panel reported that its two subcommittees can meet separately, which would have the advantage of minimizing costs and facilitating important field visits.
The Panel reported back on these meetings to the parties at the third round of economic negotiations, held in Ethiopia from 19 to 21 May.
With regard to the Liberia Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative, the Panel reported that extractive companies and government entities had improved their cooperation with the Initiative, enabling the mechanism to perform its mandate.
The Panel reported that, after detailed analysis, it had prepared six funding scenarios based on an estimated total funding requirement for the triennium of between $245.2 million and $653.5 million.
In terms of consumption of methyl bromide for quarantine andpre-shipment uses, the Panel reported that overall consumption over the last 12 years had increased in parties operating under paragraph 1 of article 5 and decreased in parties not so operating.
The Panel reported(see S/2002/470) that remnants of the now defunct RUF in Sierra Leone have joined, as mercenaries, the various warring factions in Liberia.
Among the armed movements, the Panel reported that the Justice and Equality Movement was the most active violator of the arms embargo.
The Panel reported in 2012 on the significant flows of fighters and weapons to Mali during the Libyan uprising, in particular towards the end of the Qadhafi regime, and their impact on the crisis in Mali see S/2012/163.
In its previous report, the Panel reported that 20 flights had delivered military materiel to the revolutionaries during the uprising S/2012/163, para. 95.
In 2011, the Panel reported that the Government of the Sudan had claimed that such maintenance and fuel supplies were not covered by the embargo see S/2011/111, para. 90.
At a minimum,it creates confusion, as the Panel reported in the case of the delivery of 30 Jericho pistols to the National Security Agency from Israel S/2013/316, para. 7, and S/2013/683, para. 21.
Moreover, the Panel reported that the Land Title Registry was apparently intentionally targeted for looting during the war S/2007/340, para. 18.
In a previous report(S/2005/360, annex, para.185), the Panel reported that two close advisers of former President Charles Taylor, Benoni Urey and Emmanuel Shaw, represented PLC Investment Ltd on the Board of the Lonestar Communications Corporation from 2000 to 2005.
Last year, the Panel reported that initial meetings had been held with ICAO and that potential components of an action plan had been discussed.
In that context, the Panel reported that it had defined reachable banks in a broad sense, as all banks of ozonedepleting substances that had not yet entered the waste stream.
With regard to the assets freeze, the Panel reported that the Government of Liberia had not undertaken any actions to freeze the assets of individuals or entities on the Committee's assets-freeze list.