Примеры использования Protocol provisions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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As far as reporting templates are concerned, two protocol provisions are relevant.
The Protocol provisions regarding the three mechanisms vary in the detail of their content and in procedures for taking decisions on implementation.
Development and implementation of the Kyoto protocol provisions in the territory of the Arkhangelsk region.
Please describe challenges by your country in the implementation of the Firearms Protocol provisions.
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This has led to delays in the implementation of the Firearms Protocol provisions, notwithstanding that political will has been present throughout the process.
Please describe challenges by your country in the implementation of the Trafficking in Persons Protocol provisions.
This section would draw upon examples of protocol provisions to provide a guide to the types of issues commonly addressed, including the following.
Overview of reported national action for the implementation of the Migrants Protocol provisions under consideration.
In addition to the applicable Protocol provisions, the General Assembly, in its resolution 64/139, on violence against women migrant workers, highlighted gender considerations.
Please describe challenges by your country in the implementation of the Smuggling of Migrants Protocol provisions.
Adaptation is a crucial component of impact assessment, given that the Kyoto Protocol provisions are unlikely to lead to the stabilization of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
Turkmenistan actively takes part in international efforts and international coopertation in handlingclimate change issues and implementation of UN FCCC and Kyoto Protocol provisions.
In the discussion of article 3 on general provisions, some delegations suggested including in the protocol provisions on links between strategic environmental assessment and sustainable strategies.
The present reports describes some of the most common challenges encountered by States,as well as good practices related to the implementation of some specific Protocol provisions.
The implementation of a comprehensive national firearms control regime may go beyond the strictly mandatory Protocol provisions and include additional optional provisions, as encouraged by the Protocol itself.
In this context, the Protocol provisions on transfer controls and brokering have recently been reinforced by the legally-binding provisions of the Arms Trade Treaty 4 that add important transfer assessment criteria and transfer prohibitions and require States parties to adopt measures for the control of brokering activities.
These factors have contributed to delays in the implementation of the Firearms Protocol provisions, despite the political will.
The foregoing overview of the national measures andpractices for the implementation of the Protocol provisions demonstrates that the majority of States parties to the Protocol that responded to the questionnaire have basically and within their means adopted a legislative and institutional framework to ensure such implementation.
The workshop also aims to facilitate better implementation of the Convention andtransposition of the SEA Protocol provisions into the national legal systems.
The overview of the national measures and practices presented above for the implementation of the Trafficking in Persons Protocol provisions currently under consideration by the Conference of the Parties demonstrates that the majority of States parties to the Protocol that responded to the questionnaire have basically and within their means adopted a legislative and institutional framework to ensure such implementation.
Among the tools developed are a self-assessment checklist for implementation of the Firearms Protocol, technical guidelines to help States parties implement the Protocol provisions and establish effective firearms control measures, and a model law on firearms.
As this initial evaluation andreview of the implementation of the Protocol provisions, in particular those on the relevant criminalization requirements, has been made at the early stages of the work that the Conference has undertaken in accordance with article 32 of the Convention, the information already submitted by Member States will further be systematized and assessed in conjunction with additional information to be received in subsequent stages pursuant to the programme of work of the Conference.
With regard to the other three types of consumption and production deviations listed in subparagraphs(a) to(c),the Secretariat was not able to identify any Protocol provisions or decisions of the Parties which would support the conclusion that those types of deviation were consistent with the Protocol. .
With regard to the other three types of consumption and production deviations listed in subparagraphs 1(a) to 1(c),the Secretariat was not able to identify any Protocol provisions or decisions of the Parties which would support the conclusion that those types of deviation were consistent with the Protocol. .
With regard to the other three types of consumption and production deviations listed in subparagraphs(a)-(c) above,the Secretariat stated that it was unable to identify any Protocol provisions or decisions of the parties that would support the conclusion that those types of deviation were consistent with the Protocol. .
With regard to the three types of consumption and production deviations listed in subparagraphs(a)-(c) above,the Secretariat stated that it had not been able to identify any Protocol provisions or decisions of the parties that would support the conclusion that those types of deviation were consistent with the Protocol. .
Since the twenty-third ATCM, the primary focus of the Antarctic and Southern Ocean Coalition(ASOC) has been to monitor andpromote the implementation of the Madrid Protocol, with particular attention to progress in implementing the Protocol provisions, carrying out the environmental impact assessment process, the ratification of annex V to the Protocol and the development of one or more annexes on liability.
Where"C" is used in an inventory, reference should be made to the Protocol provision that authorizes such practice.
The main difficulty of transitional period is that the new Law defines that new types of non-governmental organizations andalso corporation documents(charters, protocols, provisions) have to be new.