Примеры использования Preparatory work should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He agreed that preparatory work should begin as soon as possible.
Nevertheless, the Expert Group also agreed that steps to engage in preparatory work should begin immediately.
The preparatory work should commence at the 1996 session of the Commission on Sustainable Development.
To ensure the success of the Conference the preparatory work should be started immediately.
The preparatory work should be organised by the Bureau, assisted by an elected Programme Committee.
While neither the Agreement on resettlement nor the establishment of the Commission will come into force until the signing of a final peace agreement between the Government of Guatemala and the Unidad Revolucionaria Nacional Guatemalteca,the parties have agreed in both cases that preparatory work should begin earlier.
Preparatory work should start in the fall of 2016, and should end within four years.
In that regard,it was emphasized that any legislative text should ultimately be developed through a working group and that the preparatory work should be undertaken in an inclusive and transparent manner that took account of the experience in all regions, the need to include both the public and private sectors in consultations and multilingualism.
This preparatory work should begin in late September 1994 with a view to completion in 6-8 weeks.
However, the parties agreed in both cases that preparatory work should begin earlier in order to expedite full implementation of the Agreements once they enter into force.
This preparatory work should result in two products: an issue paper on each theme, and a number of deliverables for each theme.
It would also decide on what other necessary preparatory work should be undertaken so that delegations would be best prepared to begin the negotiation in earnest in the 1995 session.
The preparatory work should be completed by the end of 2000 so that the Commission can finalise its proposals to the Council.
As regards the form of such guidance,the Commission considered that any preparatory work should aim at providing legislative guidance by describing legislative objectives, considering possible statutory solutions for achieving those objectives and possibly also discussing their advantages and disadvantages.
Preparatory work should be undertaken without delay at the national, regional, and intergovernmental levels, in order to ensure the success of the conference.
The Panel decided that,for its future sessions, the preparatory work should cover all elements in its programme of work as approved by the Commission on Sustainable Development at its third session and would include among others, the following.
The preparatory work should include the preparation of a report on all types of forests, presenting an overview of current approaches to national strategies, including links between national forest plans and sustainable development strategies/ plans, and land-use plans, including ecosystem management aspects, and sectoral plans; and a synthesis of lessons learned, including lessons learned from participatory forest management approaches at the national and field levels.
While some members of the Commission were of the opinion that the review was of a technical nature and that the preparatory work should be conducted by the secretariats of ICSC and the Pension Fund, as suggested in a note by the ICSC secretariat, others believed that a formal working group including members of the Commission and the staff federations should be convened for that purpose.
The preparatory work should also include a report on an assessment of progress made in implementing national forest and integrated land-use plans and should identify gaps in need of further attention.
Spain stressed that the preparatory work should also benefit from activities of different task forces and working groups under the Convention and the Protocol on Water and Health.
The preparatory work should be a balanced exercise, paying due attention to all aspects of the Treaty's implementation: nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament, as well as peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
The Head of the State noted that the preparatory work should be done on a high level considering it among the pivotal preconditions for the proper organization of the planned solemn events.
The relevant preparatory work should be concluded well before that date, underscoring the direct linkage between the United Nations and members of the Antarctic Treaty consultative process.
Subsequently the Panel, at its first session, emphasized that the preparatory work should be"based on the provisions of the Non-legally Binding Authoritative Statement of Principles for a Global Consensus on the Management, Conservation and Sustainable Development of All Types of Forests, and would benefit from consideration of regional initiatives and regional dimensions.
The preparatory work should also include a report on an assessment of progress made in implementing national forest and integrated land-use plans and should identify gaps in need of further attention.
Nevertheless, the preparatory work should be approached in a constructive manner, laying the foundation for compromise at the last session of the Preparatory Committee before the 2005 Review Conference.
Thirdly, our preparatory work should be a balanced exercise, paying due consideration to all aspects of the implementation of the Treaty: nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament and peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
Further preparatory work should address, as a matter of priority, institutional matters that require a decision by the Conference of the Parties at its first meeting and are essential to its functioning.
This preparatory work should facilitate the completion of the Rules of Procedure and Evidence, and other key documents, once the judges take office, thereby enabling the Special Tribunal to begin its judicial functions soon after it commences functioning.
The preparatory work should take into account the points of view of the entire international community as well as the relationship of the complete prohibition of nuclear tests to security guarantees, the cessation of the qualitative improvement of nuclear weapons and their destruction.