Примеры использования Preparatory committee invited на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Preparatory Committee invited Governments which had not done so to send their replies to the above-mentioned questionnaire as soon as possible.
After a discussion in which several delegations expressed their support to the work under way in WP.29 on technical inspections of vehicles in-use, the Preparatory Committee invited WP.29 to continue that work.
During the organizational meeting, the Chair of the Preparatory Committee invited Member States to contribute substantive inputs for the outcome of the Istanbul Conference.
The Preparatory Committee invited Governments to prepare contributions on issues not yet covered, following to the extent possible the format provided in Informal document no. 35.
Pursuant to the decision contained in paragraph 26(C)of the report of the Preparatory Committee for the United Nations Conference on the Arms Trade Treaty(A/CONF.217/1), the Preparatory Committee invited those participating States wishing to do so to submit focused views, of no more than 1,500 words, on the elements of an arms trade treaty, such as those enumerated in paragraph 17 of the aforementioned report, by 31 March 2012, without prejudice to their right to put forward additional proposals during the Conference.
The Preparatory Committee invited delegates to examine the possibilities of their countries contributing to the Trust Fund in order to allow the recruitment of consultants to support the work of the secretariat in the preparation of substantive documentation for the Conference.
Recalling also that the Preparatory Committee invited the Commission to draft guidelines that will enable States to take a harmonized approach in their preparations and reporting.
The Preparatory Committee invited delegates to examine the possibilities of their countries contributing to the Trust Fund in order to allow the recruitment of consultants to support the work of the secretariat in the preparation of substantive documentation for the Conference.
At its first substantive session, in May 1999, the Preparatory Committee invited the Commission for Social Development, at its thirty-eighth session, in February 2000, to undertake an overall review of the implementation of the outcome of the Summit, and to transmit the results of its deliberations to the Preparatory Committee at its second session, in April 2000.
The Preparatory Committee invited the High Commissioner to draw up a draft declaration and programme of action for the World Conference and to transmit it to the inter-sessional open-ended working group it established to consider the framework for the provisional agenda for the World Conference; and adopted three decisions concerning participation by NGOs in the preparatory process and the World Conference itself.
In paragraph(h) of its decision 2 onfurther preparations for the special session, 1 the Preparatory Committee invited the organizations, funds, programmes and specialized agencies of the United Nations system, including the Bretton Woods institutions, and any other organizations which had been requested to provide reports, studies or documentation to the Preparatory Committee at its second session, to make that work available to the Secretary-General no later than 1 January 2000.
Recalling that the Preparatory Committee invited the Commission to provide, at its fourteenth session, recommendations on substantive issues for the Conference in accordance with General Assembly resolution 47/180 and taking into account discussions on those issues in the organizational session of the Preparatory Committee. .
The Preparatory Committee invited the Commission on Human Settlements to provide it with recommendations on substantive issues for the Conference in accordance with General Assembly resolution 47/180 and to draft guidelines for consideration and adoption by the Preparatory Committee at its first session, so as to enable States to take a harmonized approach in their preparations and reporting.
At its organizational session, the Preparatory Committee invited Governments to contribute to the Trust Fund for the Follow-up to the World Summit for Social Development set up to support the participation of the least developed countries in the work of the Preparatory Committee and the special session and the organization of expert group meetings, seminars, symposia and workshops to be held by the Secretariat on issues of relevance to the special session decision 5.
At its second preparatory meeting in March 2011, the Rio+20 Preparatory Committee invited all Member States, United Nations organizations and relevant stakeholders to provide inputs and contributions in writing by 1 November 2011 for inclusion in a compilation text to be presented by the Bureau for the Preparatory Process of the UNCSD to Member States and other participants for their comments and further guidance at the second intersessional meeting of the UNCSD, held in New York from 15 to 16 December 2011.
The Preparatory Committee invited the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to draw up a draft declaration and programme of action for the Conference, on the basis of the outcome of the regional preparatory meetings and the regional seminars as well as of suggestions from Member States, specialized agencies involved in the preparation of the regional meeting and seminars, the regional commissions and all United Nations programmes and bodies, representatives of United Nations human rights mechanisms and concerned non-governmental organizations.
In that connection, the Preparatory Committee invites the Central Asian States and the five nuclear-weapon States to continue the process of constructive and results-oriented consultations.
The Preparatory Committee invites the World Bank to study the feasibility of increasing funding for projects for the development of infrastructure for social development in developing countries.
The Preparatory Committee invites the International Labour Organization and other relevant organizations of the United Nations system, such as the World Bank.
The Preparatory Committee invites the United Nations Development Programme to report on creating and improving sustainable livelihoods for those living in poverty, paying special attention to the links between employment/ jobs, resources and the environment.
The Preparatory Committee invites the United Nations Research Institute for Social Development to report on its findings on institutional arrangements for social integration, as well as the role of civil society in the planning and provision of social services.
The Preparatory Committee invites the United Nations Volunteers Programme, the focal point for the International Year of Volunteers, to report on the role of volunteering in the promotion of social development and to make proposals thereon.
The Preparatory Committee invites the Secretary-General to present an updated report on obstacles facing development in Africa and the least developed countries, and to pay special attention in that report to the following.
The Preparatory Committee invites the Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme and the President of the World Bank, when preparing their upcoming major reports on poverty reduction, to recommend additional strategies, at the national and international levels, as well as policies and programmes for poverty eradication, taking into account the feminization of poverty.
The Preparatory Committee invites the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, in collaboration with relevant organizations and in the context of its ongoing work relating to the formulation of a positive agenda for trade for developing countries, to carry out an assessment of the sectors and products where action could be taken to further liberalize markets with a view to increasing market access for the exports of developing countries.
The Preparatory Committee invites the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank to report on progress made and obstacles encountered in the integration of social development goals into structural adjustment programmes, with a view to presenting strategies to mitigate the negative effects of those programmes on social programmes and strengthening their social dimension, as well as to improving their positive impact, taking into account the need to enhance coordination with other United Nations organizations in this regard.
The Preparatory Committee will be invited to agree upon the organization of work of the Preparatory Committee.
The Preparatory Committee will be invited to adopt its agenda.
Action: The Preparatory Committee will be invited to adopt the agenda.
The Preparatory Committee will be invited to agree on the proposed officers.