Примеры использования Proposed forum на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Proposed forum would report 24.
Union and its proposed forum 9- 12 3- 4.
Such a list is not exhaustive norshould these matters fall necessarily within the competence of the proposed forum.
The United Nations body to which the proposed forum would report;
The proposed forum would be convened at Dushanbe in May/June 1996 on the basis of equal representation by the Government and the opposition.
I trust that the Special Representative will form an essential link between the proposed Forum and the entire United Nations system.
A number of participants cautioned that the proposed forum should avoid duplicating existing structures and ongoing activities in other entities.
The working group held one formal meeting on questions relating to which United Nations body the proposed forum would report to.
Should they agree on the timing and the agenda of the proposed forum, the United Nations would be ready to assist in facilitating this initiative.
The Chairman-Rapporteur summarized the debate on questions relating to which United Nations body the proposed forum would report to, as follows.
I met with representatives of ECA to brief them on the proposed Forum and to encourage their involvement in the African Decade and the mainstreaming of disability in the activities of ECA.
The Chairman-Rapporteur gave a brief summary of the debate pertaining to the United Nations body to which the proposed forum would report see annex II.
A key expected outcome of the proposed forum is renewed political commitment to enhancing energy security and the sustainable use of energy through regional cooperation.
Such dialogue has proved particularly constructive in the context of the proposed forum of key stakeholders to further analyse the issues identified.
The Commission on Human Rights, in its resolution 1995/30 of 3 March 1995, recommended that the Centre for Human Rights should organize a workshop on the proposed forum.
The Committee approved all three of the above proposals,as well as the subject of the proposed Forum, and the holding of that Forum, together with the annual WP.5 meeting, in Brno.
Finally, in the context of article 41 concerning the implementation of the declaration,it may be opportune to mention the monitoring role of the proposed forum of indigenous peoples.
There appeared to be consensus that the proposed forum should have a wide mandate and that the principle of full participation of indigenous peoples in the permanent forum was essential to its success.
Chairman-rapporteur's summary of the debate on: the mandate and terms of reference; membership and participation; andthe united nations body to which the proposed forum would report.
United Nations body to which the proposed forum should submit its reports: autonomous forum reporting direct to the General Assembly; otherwise direct to the Economic and Social Council.
The following substantive agenda items were discussed in formal meetings: mandate;membership and participation; and the United Nations body to which the proposed forum would report.
Without describing how the parties concluded their contracts,the court stated that under domestic law a proposed forum selection term was a material alteration and therefore does not become part of the parties' contract unless they expressly agree to it.
Given the interest in a permanent forum demonstrated by Governments, the United Nations system and indigenous organizations themselves,it may be considered possible to elaborate, following consultations, an agenda for the proposed forum which accommodates the diverse interests and concerns.
The proposed forum will bring together parliamentarians to explore opportunities for capacity development; to engage in dialogue on legislative frameworks for energy development, access to energy and rural electrification; and to identify the potential for public-private partnerships in the power sector.
Representatives of Governments, indigenous organizations, non-governmental organizations and United Nations bodies had been invited to participate in the workshop,which had agreed that the agenda of the proposed forum should include questions relating to the environment, development, health, education and human rights.
Although no binding legal instrument on indigenous rights has yet been adopted by the United Nations General Assembly, sufficient guidance for drafting the mandate andterms of reference for the proposed forum may exist in the form of General Assembly and Commission on Human Rights resolutions, recommendations of high-level conferences such as the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development and the World Conference on Human Rights.
The Working Group noted that many indigenous representatives andgovernmental observer delegations had expressed the view that the proposed permanent forum should be established at the highest possible level within the United Nations system and that the proposed forum should not be a replacement for the Working Group on Indigenous Populations.
It was agreed to divide the consideration of questions under agenda item 2 into the following four clusters:(a) Mandate and terms of reference, and activities that might be undertaken by the forum;(b) Membership andparticipation of indigenous people;(c) United Nations body to which the proposed forum would report and financial and secretariat implications; and(d) Other matters.
With the proposed permanent forum.
The proposed global forum should strive to achieve tangible results on migration.