Примеры использования Process had на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The process had several steps.
At the end of 2008, the Kimberley Process had 49 members.
The process had been voluntary and had taken place in conformity with international standards.
We will take action so that each process had its real picture.
The process had been positive and had provided a useful platform for raising awareness of ageing issues.
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On the other hand, it could also be said that that blind process had impacted different countries differently.
That process had taken a step further with the recent holding of local government elections in most of the country.
He noted that an empowering, participatory, andoverall inclusive process had led to a good product owned and supported by all.
That process had resulted in significant progress, including major agreements between Israel and the Palestinians.
Should one of the parties renege on its obligations, those who had been involved in the process had a moral and political responsibility to ensure implementation.
However, the process had a(Mr. Muthaura, Kenya) negative impact on the people, particularly the poor and disadvantaged members of society.
In the Federation, the parliament elects that entity's Presidency,as opposed to direct election by the citizenry, and this process had not been completed at the time of writing.
That process had resulted in drastic change and made it possible to look at the fair distribution of wealth and power.
He outlined the chronology of events in the preparation of the report and said that that process had involved dialogue between the management of the Centre and the Oversight Office.
That process had taken place and the election of the President had been reaffirmed, in the truest sense of democracy and transparency.
However, while the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine had already set targets and target dates under the Protocol, in Belarus andthe Russian Federation the process had not been finalized.
At a time when its domestic political process had made significant strides, Myanmar could not allow a blatant attempt at interference in that process. .
Other representatives pointed out that, although there was a chance that consensus might not be reached on the charter during the special session,what was important was that the process had started and that the direction taken was the right one.
They indicated, however, that the process had come to a halt owing to, among other things, the fact that no decision had been taken by the National Assembly on the date for elections.
Switzerland and Liechtenstein agreed with the Board's assessment of regular budget preparation,which revealed that the process had structural limitations and resulted in a significant opportunity cost to the Secretariat and Member States.
That lengthy and rigorous process had resulted in the Secretary-General's proposal, which had the firm support of the four agencies belonging to the Executive Committee of the United Nations Development Group.
The Chairman of the Committee took part in the debate(see A/ES-10/PV.1) and stated that, while condemning any resort to violence, in particular against civilians,the Committee wished to recall that the peace process had made progress because both parties accepted the principle of land for peace and of a negotiated solution, in accordance with Security Council resolutions 242(1967) and 338 1973.
Despite the external support provided, this process had structural irregularities which affected its credibility, with the result that the major political parties agreed to develop electoral reforms.
In its report to the General Assembly at its fifty-eighth session(A/58/342), OIOS concluded that the request for proposal for selecting architectural and engineering firms for the design development phase of the capital master plan had advanced satisfactorily andthat there was reasonable assurance to indicate that the process had been transparent and fair and that internal controls were adequate.
The record of the Security Council in that process had some positive elements as, in some ways, members sought to exercise their responsibility with due regard for the principles of the Charter.
That process had resulted in the elaboration of the Business Plan, a compromise solution which, in his delegation's view, provided a sound basis for enabling UNIDO to adapt its activities to the new realities of the changing global economic environment.
During the elaboration of the Report,all national authorities involved in this process had an additional opportunity to assess the situation in their field of competence and to formulate new proposals aimed at improving it.
The combined Contadora-Esquipulas process had several mutually-reinforcing elements: affirmation of multilateralism, searching for a political solution, advancing democracy, socio-economic reform, demobilization and demilitarization and the principle of the non-interference in the region's affairs by outsiders.
His country had started a bilateral dialogue on human rights andengaged in relevant cooperation with the European Union in 2001, but the process had broken down in 2003 when the European Union had presented an anti-Democratic People's Republic of Korea resolution to United Nations human rights forums, the first of several confrontational resolutions.
He expressed his pleasure at the fact that the process had the cooperation and support of the recently established Bougainville Transitional Team(BTT)(Australia, Vanuatu, Fiji, New Zealand), which would be the successor of the Regional Peace Monitoring Group(PMG) whose mission had ended on 30 June 2003.