Примеры использования Practical and financial implications на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Delegations were also informed of the estimated practical and financial implications of the options.
Practical and financial implications: The practical and financial consequences of establishing universal membership.
Such universalization would have certain practical and financial implications, as described in the subsections below.
Mr. Amor's idea was an original one and deserved closer consideration in order to ascertain its practical and financial implications.
In the light of the above, the practical and financial implications of the various approaches proposed by the Secretary-General in his report to the fifty-ninth session(A/59/172) are set out below.
In this regard it welcomes workbeing done on East Timor's future defence and security needs and their practical and financial implications.
In this context more information is also needed on the practical and financial implications of including Neptunium and Americium.
Many delegations thought that proposals to give serious thought to the establishment of a rapid reaction force should be looked at carefully in view of their political,legal, practical and financial implications.
A report of the Secretary-General be requested on the practical and financial implications of measures proposed in the context of the intergovernmental process, to be submitted by 15 November 2013;
With financial support from the United Kingdom, a team organized by King's College, London, is currently undertaking a study of East Timor's future defence and security needs and their practical and financial implications.
More time isneeded to reflect more deeply on the legality, legitimacy and practical and financial implications of establishing universal membership of the Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environment Forum;
However, the Secretary-General's report on reform failed to address the request contained in paragraph 14 of section II.B of General Assembly resolution 59/265 for details on all options for the delivery of summary records and their practical and financial implications.
If Member States so requested,the Secretariat would study the practical and financial implications of the first optionand present a pilot project to the Assembly at its sixtieth session.
With regard to the various options concerning summary records,the Secretary-General was requested to present a number of pilot projects and their related practical and financial implications to the General Assembly at its sixtieth session.
An open-ended ad hoc expert group was established to analyse the legal, administrative,institutional, practical and financial implications of the protocol being open to all Statesand regional economic integration organizations, whether or not they were Parties to the Aarhus Convention, and to suggest feasible solutions.
Although various suggestions had been made on ways to reduce needless delays in the deployment of peacekeeping operations, they could not be given effect without a careful preparatory examination by the Special Committee of their complex political,legal, practical and financial implications. .
The Assembly, in its resolution 59/265, requested the Secretary-General to elaborate on the options and to present their practical and financial implications to the Assembly at its sixtieth session through the Committee on Conferences.
The Secretariat was exploring the practical and financial implications of the various approaches proposed to the provision of summary records, which included replacing summary records with digital recordings, reducing the number of bodies entitled to summary records, concentrating précis-writing in the English Translation Service, restricting the length of summary records to 5,000 words and eliminating the publication and distribution of summary records.
Also requests the Secretary-General to examine the option of setting a time frame for the publication of summary records,to study the related practical and financial implications and to present a pilot project to the General Assembly at its sixtieth session;
The Working Group will be invited to take into account the analysis of the legal, administrative,institutional, practical and financial implications of the protocol being open to all Statesand regional economic integration organizations, whether or not they are Parties to the Convention.
In paragraph 13, the Assembly recalled section II. B, paragraph 14, of its resolution 59/265 and reiterated its request to the Secretary-General to further elaborate on all options, including those set out in paragraphs 59 to63 of his report(A/59/172), in accordance with legislative mandates, and to report on their practical and financial implications to the Assembly at its sixty-first session through the Committee on Conferences.
The Secretariat was also requested to pursue the options concerning summary records put forward in its report,to study their practical and financial implications and to make recommendations for their implementation, as appropriate, in the form of a pilot project, to the General Assembly at its sixtieth session.
Recalls section II. B, paragraph 14, of its resolution 59/265, and reiterates its request to the Secretary-General to further elaborate on all options, including those set out in paragraphs 59 to 63 of his report on the reform of the Departmentfor General Assembly and Conference Management, in accordance with legislative mandates, and to report on their practical and financial implications to the General Assembly at its sixty-first session through the Committee on Conferences;
Having regard to paragraphs 3 and 4 of the draft decision of the Meeting of the Parties, the Working Group will be invited to take into account the analysis of the legal, administrative,institutional, practical and financial implications of the protocol being open to all Statesand regional economic integration organizations, whether or not they are Parties to the Convention CEP/WG.5/AC.2/2002/12.
At its fifty-ninth session, the General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to examine the option of setting a time frame for thepublication of summary records, to study the related practical and financial implications and to present a pilot project to the Assembly at its sixtieth session.
In an attempt to resolve the issue, it was agreed to convene an open-ended, ad hoc expert group under the chairmanship of Mr. Maas Goote(Netherlands) to analyse the legal, administrative,institutional, practical and financial implications, of the protocol on PRTR being open to all Statesand regional economic integration organizations, whether or not they were Parties to the Aarhus Convention, and to suggest feasible solutions to such implications. .
Lack of consensus at that meeting over the issue of whether the draft decision should specify that the protocol would be open to non-ECE States and non-Parties to the Convention had led to the setting-up of an open-ended, ad hoc expert group to analyse the legal, administrative,institutional, practical and financial implications of the protocol being open in this way,and to suggest feasible solutions CEP/WG.5/2002/2, para. 40.
It also requested the Secretary-General to examine the option of setting a time frame for the publication of summary records,to study the related practical and financial implications and to present a pilot project to the General Assembly at its sixtieth session.
Further requests the Secretary-General to elaborate on all options, including those set out in paragraphs 59 to63 of his report, 8 in accordance with legislative mandates, and to present their practical and financial implications to the General Assembly at its sixtieth session through the Committee on Conferences;