Примеры использования Proposed instruments на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Which of these proposed instruments are likely to have the greatest impact?
A cost-benefit analysis of environmental legislation should be carried out to avoid repeating procedures and gain experience andclout and to optimize proposed instruments.
The Ministry of Justice registered the proposed instruments and they entered into force since 3 March 2003.
All proposed instruments were found to be interesting and it was noted that they were not mutually exclusive, but could complement one another.
We work in the interest of the global hotel industry and we support the proposed instruments for rights protection, which are the result of intense discussions within the ICANN community.
The proposed instruments is approved on the basis of indicators of the tax load on hired employees and also expenditures of local budgets per capita in districts and towns of the Kharkiv oblast.
We also note with appreciation the Secretary-General's report on the impact of the entry into force of the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea on related existing and proposed instruments and programmes.
In the supplementary report it is stated(at page 3) that the Ministry of Justice has denied registering the proposed instruments thereby suggesting that the Central Bank does not have the authority to freeze the accounts of persons included on a list of suspects.
The International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA), the International Court of Justice(ICJ) and the World Intellectual Property Organization(WIPO)stated that the entry into force of the Convention had had no impact on their existing or proposed instruments and programmes.
Concerning the proposed instruments on PAROS, Malaysia is of the view that in addition to the elements proposed in document CD/1679, dated 27 June 2002, the elements of cooperation and assistance for peaceful uses should be among its salient features as well.
Of the Convention 6.74 The impact of the entry into force of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea on related existing or proposed instruments and programmes throughout the United Nations system will be addressed.
The results of these assessments by the competent international organizations 44/ will be very important for the preparation of the comprehensive report for the fifty-first session of the General Assembly,which the Secretary-General was requested to prepare in paragraph 19 of resolution 49/28, on the impact of the entry into force of the Convention on related existing or proposed instruments and programmes.
Requests the Secretary-General to prepare a comprehensive report on the impact of the entry into force of the Convention on related existing or proposed instruments and programmes throughout the United Nations system, and to submit the report to the Assembly at its fifty-first session;
Non-recurrent publications. Publication containing supplementary material provided by relevant organizations in the preparation of the report on the impact of the entry into force of the Convention on related existing and proposed instruments and programmes.
The Commission may wish to invite UNEP and FAO,in cooperation with other relevant organizations, to examine existing and proposed instruments on DPGs and to thoroughly examine the obligations on exporters and importers in order to improve transparency procedures and provide technical assistance to importers in order to assess and understand the information provided by the exporters.
Attention is also drawn to the report of the Secretary-General on"Impact of the entry into force of the 1982 Convention on the Law of the Sea on related existing and proposed instruments and programmes",(A/52/491), submitted pursuant to paragraph 15 of resolution 51/34.
Empirical work on exports of domestically prohibited goods(DPGs) could add value to thework being done elsewhere, if it could examine the coverage of existing/proposed instruments(for example, UNEP's Prior Informed Consent system) to determine if the issue has been sufficiently dealt with from the perspective of the developing countries, including the least developed among them.
Parliamentary documentation. Seven reports to the General Assembly, two on developments pertaining to the implementation of the Convention and other developments relating to ocean affairs and the law of the sea, including peaceful settlement of disputes; four dealing with specifictopics of current interest; and one on the impact of the entry into force of the Convention on related existing or proposed instruments and programmes throughout the United Nations system.
Reiterates its request to the Secretary-General to prepare a comprehensive report on the impact of the entry into force of the Convention on related existing and proposed instruments and programmes throughout the United Nations system, for submission to the Assembly at its fifty-second session, and calls upon competent international organizations and other international bodies to cooperate in the preparation of the report;
The establishment of the Subcommittee on Prevention after the entry into force of the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture, andthe creation of new bodies to monitor the proposed instruments on enforced disappearance and disability will add new treaty bodies and experts to the current system.
On the draft proposed Instrument on Explosive Remnants of War.
Propose instruments to ensure the stability of service providers;
All demonstrate Australia's substantive and practical support for this proposed instrument.
It establishes strategies with reachable targets and proposes instruments to address gender concerns in UNEP technical areas.
The proposed instrument is envisioned as a complement to operational rulemaking under the 1968 Vienna Conventions.
The members of the ad hoc committee will have to bear in mind that the proposed instrument is more a matter of humanitarian international law than of disarmament law.
It also establishes strategic and realistic targets, proposes instruments to address gender concerns in priority areas and substantive activities, methodologically concentrating on the following four spheres.
The proposed instrument is envisioned as a complement to operational rulemaking under the Conventions on Road Traffic and on Road Signs and Signals, 1968.
The proposed instrument would include articles and an annex with regulations for safe and environmentally sound recycling of ships, covering requirements for ships, recycling facilities and reporting.
The proposed instrument should address the problem of tracing illicit small arms and light weapons in a more fundamental way.