Примеры использования Reply to the secretary-general на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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My reply to the Secretary-General took this into account.
On 12 September 1996, the Acting Permanent Representative of Israel sent the following reply to the Secretary-General.
In its reply to the Secretary-General, FAO provided the following report.
In its reply to the Secretary-General, Canada provided the following information.
In its reply to the Secretary-General of 14 June 1994, Japan submitted the following information.
On 26 March, the President of the Security Council sent the Council's reply to the Secretary-General concerning the financing of the activities of the High-level Coordinator for missing Kuwaitis and third-country citizens and missing Kuwaiti property.
In a reply to the Secretary-General dated 8 July 1994, Australia transmitted the following comments.
It also recently forwarded its common reply to the Secretary-General on the question of international confidence-building and transparency measures in General Assembly resolution 62/43.
In its reply to the Secretary-General of 25 July 1994, the United Arab Emirates submitted the following information.
In its reply to the Secretary-General dated 18 June 1996, Maldives stated that it would sign the 1995 Agreement in the very near future.
In its reply to the Secretary-General dated 13 July 1995, the Federation of Japan Tuna Fisheries Cooperative Associations made the following submission.
In its reply to the Secretary-General dated 16 June 1998, Finland stated that no vessels flying its flag fished outside the Baltic Sea.
In its reply to the Secretary-General dated 28 June 1995, the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas(ICCAT) made the following submission.
In its reply to the Secretary-General dated 9 July 1997,the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations(FAO) submitted the following report.
In its reply to the Secretary-General dated 12 September 1997,the Bahamas indicated it had not engaged in any drift-net fishing activities on the high seas.
In its reply to the Secretary-General dated 18 June 1996, Maldives 4/ stated that it was opposed to any form of large-scale pelagic drift-net fishing on the high seas.
In its reply to the Secretary-General dated 2 July 1997, Pakistan reported that it fully supported the global moratorium on large-scale pelagic drift-net fishing on the high seas.
In her reply to the Secretary-General, the Chairperson of the Committee indicated that Committee experts had provided extensive comments and raised many detailed questions and concerns in conjunction with the Secretary-General's decision.
In its reply to the Secretary-General dated 28 June 1996, Italy 6/ informed him that in circular 60707 of 16 April 1996, it had reiterated the ban on keeping on board or conducting fishing activities with drift-nets greater than 2,500 metres in length.
As my delegation said last year in its reply to the Secretary-General, we believe that a treaty on the arms trade must include at least the seven categories of the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms as well as small arms and ammunition.
In its reply to the Secretary-General dated 7 August 1996, the United States of America stated that it considered the 1995 Agreement to be a major achievement in promoting better stewardship of living marine resources and was committed to bringing it into force as quickly as possible.
In its reply to the Secretary-General dated 29 June 1995, Venezuela transmitted the text of the Presidential Decree of 26 November 1992, which prohibited commercial fishing activities within the 3-nautical-mile coastal belt and in areas under a regime of special administration as well as in all coastal waters.
In its reply to the Secretary-General dated 3 July 1996, Finland indicated that, as a member of the European Union(EU), it had accepted the decision of the EU Council to sign the 1995 Agreement, which had been held up by the issue of jurisdiction between the European Community and member countries.
In its reply to the Secretary-General dated 28 June 1996, the Federation of Japan Tuna Fisheries Cooperative Associations 17/ stated that, while it understood that the United Nations had a number of important roles to play in international forums, its most active role should be the establishment of the framework and the coordination of opposing interests where there was no mechanism to reconcile such interests and when conflicts of those interests occurred.
In its reply to the Secretary-General, the International Labour Office referred to its letter of 29 March 1996 transmitting a copy of the document submitted to the Governing Body on the"Implications for ILO of the coming into force of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea" as well as a copy of the report of the Committee on Legal Issues and International Labour Standards, 265th session, March 1996, GB.265/LILS/2.
In its reply to the Secretary-General dated 30 June 1997, the Natural Resources Defense Council, referring to the 1995 Fish Stocks Agreement, indicated that the Agreement did not effectively address several important issues, including the conservation of sharks and other vulnerable populations and therefore further measures were needed to reduce the amount of by-catch and waste which, according to FAO, was equal to 20-25 per cent of the world catch.
In its reply to the Secretary-General dated 16 June 2000, the United Nations Environment Programme(UNEP) reported that within its regional seas Conventions and action plans, the Regional Organization for the Conservation of the Environment of the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden(PERSGA) had developed a Strategic Action Programme which included a work plan to implement activities which would contribute to sustainable fisheries management for the period 2000-2003.
Noting that States have submitted replies to the Secretary-General pursuant to paragraphs 7 and 8 of its resolution 47/168.