Примеры использования Particular on matters на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Provides advice, in particular on matters related to Eritrea, Ethiopia, Somalia and the Sudan.
The youth council reports that it is consulted in matters ofdirect relevance to youth, in particular, on matters concerning language and culture.
The legal regime applicable to outer space differed, in particular on matters relating to state sovereignty, and a boundary was therefore necessary for the areas of application of the two legal regimes to be clear(see A/AC.105/271, para. 34) and to reduce the probability of disputes between States.
Ensure necessary cooperation and coordination with other interested regional and international organizations,in particular on matters affecting countries in transition.
The process of Security Council reform should focus in particular on matters related to the Council's working methods.
The reconfiguration also includes the continued provision of advisory and mentoring support to the various national security agencies deployedat Lungi International Airport, in particular on matters related to drug interdiction.
We believe that the Council should expand its efforts to seek the opinions of both the General Assembly and regional organizations,in particular on matters involving Chapter VI and when peaceful solutions to disputes are being sought as a way of maintaining international peace and security.
States shall take appropriate, transparent and inclusive action to consult their populations and fully inform them of the decisions agreed upon at the national, bilateral, regional and international levels,in particular on matters that affect their lives.
During the first week of the session, the deliberations of the Commission alsobenefited from input by three experts, in particular on matters relating to the size of the exploration area and the environmental context of sulphides and crusts.
The Sub-Commission, in its resolution 1995/38 of 24 August 1995, requested the Secretary-General to transmit the report of the Working Group to indigenous and non-governmental organizations and to invite them to provide GE.96-16746(E)information, in particular on matters relating to indigenous health.
It was essential to strengthen the dialogue and relations between the United Nations system, the Bretton Woods institutions andthe World Trade Organization(WTO), in particular on matters relating to global macroeconomic policy and development policies, and new conditionalities and restrictive policies must be avoided.
Article 13 of the Optional Protocol, whereby each State party undertakes to make widely known and to give publicity to the Convention and the Optional Protocol and facilitate access to information about the views and recommendations of the Committee,in particular on matters involving that State party.
Requests the Secretary-General to invite Governments, intergovernmental organizations and indigenous andnon-governmental organizations to provide information, in particular on matters relating to indigenous health, to be made available as a background paper at the fourteenth session of the Working Group;
The right to international solidarity requires States to take appropriate, transparent and inclusive actions to consult their populations, and to fully inform them of the decisions agreed upon at the national, bilateral, regional and international levels,in particular on matters that affect their lives.
The Subcommission requested the Secretary-General to invite Governments, intergovernmental organizations and indigenous andnon-governmental organizations to provide information and data, in particular on matters relating to"Indigenous peoples: land and environment" and health; these would be made available as background papers at the fifteenth session of the Working Group.
The Committee may decide that, in addition to meeting in years when the Committee does not meet,the Subcommittee on Statistics could meet in the alternate years to deliberate in particular on matters referred to in paragraph 3(b) above.
Requests the Secretary-General to invite Governments, intergovernmental organizations and indigenous andnon-governmental organizations to provide information and data, in particular on matters relating to“indigenous peoples: environment, land and sustainable development”, which will be the principal item on the agenda of the fifteenth session of the Working Group, as well as health, to be made available as background papers at that session;
The Sub-Commission, in its resolution 1996/31 of 29 August 1996, requested the Secretary-General to invite indigenous andnon-governmental organizations to provide information, in particular on matters relating to environment, land and sustainable development.
Take on this challenge as a civic duty and reclaim its rights, demand consultation and effective participation in decision-making, reliable opinion polling andreferenda as a right, in particular on matters of State-ordered surveillance, which affects civil and political rights, and on matters of retrogression in social services, including"austerity measures", privatization of essential public responsibilities, etc.
As for personal status, the report described aspects of discrimination against women in the various statutes in force and also the progress made in the revision of some laws andthe jurisprudence of the religious courts, in particular on matters relating to the interests of children.
Publication of the noticeof arbitration at a later stage, it was said, would also protect the parties to the arbitration from possible pressures of civil society, in particular on matters such as the appointment of arbitrators, which was said to be a right of the disputing parties.
In its resolution 1997/14 of 22 August 1997, entitled“Working Group on Indigenous Populations”, the Sub-Commission requested the Secretary-General to transmit the report of the Working Group to indigenous intergovernmental, and non-governmental organizations andto invite them to provide information, in particular on matters relating to indigenous peoples:“education and language”.
Requests the Secretary-General to invite Governments, intergovernmental organizations and indigenous andnon-governmental organizations to provide information and data, in particular on matters relating to“indigenous peoples: education and language”, as well as health and land rights, to be made available as background papers at the session;
In its resolution 1995/38, the Sub-Commission endorsed the decision of the Working Group and requested the Secretary-General to invite Governments, intergovernmental organizations and indigenous andnon-governmental organizations to provide information, in particular on matters relating to health, to be made available as a background paper at the Working Group.
In its resolution 1995/38, the Sub-Commission endorsed the decision of the Working Group and requested the Secretary-General to invite Governments, intergovernmental organizations and indigenous andnon-governmental organizations to provide information, in particular on matters relating to health, to be made available as a background paper at the Working Group.
In its resolution 1997/14, the Sub-Commission endorsed the decision of the Working Group and requested the Secretary-General to invite Governments, intergovernmental organizations and indigenous andnon-governmental organizations to provide information, in particular on matters relating to education and language, to be made available as a background paper at the Working Group.
The decision was welcomed by the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities in its resolution 1995/38 of 24 August 1995 and the Secretary-General was requested to invite Governments and intergovernmental, indigenous andnon-governmental organizations to provide information, in particular on matters relating to indigenous health, to be made available as a background paper at the fourteenth session of the Working Group.
The Commission would welcome comments on all the draft articles, and in particular on the matters referred to in paragraph 25 of its report.
The court decides on matters within the Council,while the law can stipulate that a single judge decides on particular matters.
The Board has focused in this report on particular matters relating to procurement for peace-keeping operations.