Примеры использования President outlined на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Before the voting began, the President outlined the procedure for voting.
The President outlined the programme of work for the Meeting and identified the following as the priority issues.
Following the adoption of the agenda, the President outlined the organization of work.
The President outlined a very important problem, without which the country will not be able to take another step forward.
In his opening statement, the President outlined the programme of work of the Meeting.
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The President outlined the capacity-building and training activities undertaken by the Tribunal in 2013.
In the statement he made on the occasion, the President outlined his immediate priorities.
Thus, the President outlined a number of projects that will be implemented with the direct participation of the Assembly.
Turning to major issues andpossible outcomes of the conference at its twelfth session, the President outlined five broad themes.
In his opening statement, the President outlined, inter alia, the programme of work of the eighth Meeting.
The President outlined the procedure for the election based on the understandings reached for the first election of the 21 members in 1996 see SPLOS/L.3/Rev.1.
Following the adoption of the agenda, the President outlined the organization of work, taking into account the understanding reached by the Meeting.
The President outlined the agenda items for the twelfth Meeting(see para. 109 below) and noted that the year 2002 would mark the twentieth anniversary of the signing of the Convention.
Objectives of the presidency- In November, the President outlined her objectives for the month in a paper that was distributed to all Member States.
The President outlined the internship, capacity-building and training activities undertaken by the Tribunal in 2012, as described in the report see SPLOS/256, paras. 102-106, 118-123 and 133.
At the 23rd meeting, on 13 March 2008, the President outlined the modalities for the interactive dialogue where the dialogue addresses a report by a single mandate-holder.
The President outlined the actions taken pursuant to the Financial Regulations of the Tribunal with respect to:(a) investments of funds of the Tribunal;(b) the KOICA trust fund; and(c) the Nippon Foundation trust fund see SPLOS/175.
At the 11th meeting, on 22 September, the President outlined the modalities for the general debate on agenda item 3, for observer States and other observers, which would be two minutes.
At the 10th meeting, on 5 June 2009, the President outlined the modalities for the general debate on reports of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights(OHCHR) and the Secretary-General, which would be 3 minutes for States Members of the Council and 2 minutes for observer States and other observers.
At the resumed organizational meeting, on 29 January 2013, the President outlined the speaking time limits, which would be two minutes for statements by States Members of the Council and observer States of the Council.
Subsequently, the President outlined the organization of work, drawing particular attention to the election of the seven members of the Tribunal to fill the vacancies that will occur on 1 October 2005 and informing the delegations that the Secretariat had consolidated all the amendments to the Rules of Procedure for Meetings of States parties in a new document SPLOS/2/Rev.4.
Zharkimbekov noted that:"The President outlined a very important problem, without which the country will not be able to take another step forward.
At the 10th meeting, on 6 June 2008, the President outlined the modalities for the special event of the Council celebrating the entry into force of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, which would be 7 minutes for each statement by the panellists; 3 minutes for statements by designated States representatives from regional groups; and 3 minutes for statements by two designated civil society representatives.
At the 14th meeting, on 25 June 2012, the President outlined the modalities for panel discussion, which would be five minutes for panellists, three minutes for Member States and two minutes for observers.
At the 8th meeting, on 5 March 2008, the President outlined the modalities for the general segment, which would be as follows: 5 minutes for statements by States members of the Council and 3 minutes for statements by observers for non-member States of the Council and other observers, including a representative of the International Coordinating Committee of National Human Rights Institutions and four senior representatives of civil society who had been invited to address the Council under the general segment.
At the 5th meeting,on 29 February 2012, and at the 10th meeting, on 1 March 2012, the President outlined the modalities for the urgent debate on the human rights and humanitarian situations in the Syrian Arab Republic, which would be two minutes for States Members of the Human Rights Council and two minutes for observer States and other observers.
In conclusion, the President outlined the agenda items for the fourteenth Meeting(see para. 124) and expressed his sincere gratitude to delegations, the bureau, the members of the Credentials Committee, as well as the President and the Registrar of the Tribunal, the Secretary-General of the International Seabed Authority, the Chairman of the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf and the Secretariat for their assistance to him and for contributing to the immeasurable success of the Meeting.
In a meeting with the mission, the President outlined a vision for his country focused on the need to change the image of Haiti in order to attract investment, create jobs and promote sustainable economic growth.
At the 15th meeting, on 5 March 2012, the President outlined the modalities for the general debate, which would be three minutes for States Members of the Human Rights Council and two minutes for observer States and other observers.
At the 29th meeting, on 1 October, the President outlined the modalities for the general debate on agenda item 10, which would be three minutes for States Members of the Council and two minutes for observer States and other observers.