Примеры использования Reported difficulties на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Germany reported difficulties using the electronic reporting system.
The delegation of Tajikistan was requested to provide the secretariat with all relevant material concerning the reported difficulties, which would then be transmitted to the competent authorities of Uzbekistan for comments.
Reported difficulties in accessing the electronic system for reporting. .
The Netherlands and the United Kingdom reported difficulties in understanding fully the decisions received.
Cuba reported difficulties in achieving the goals of the Summit as a result of changes in its external environment in the early 1990s.
Trade union leaders interviewed by Human Rights Watch reported difficulties and delays reregistering within one year of the adoption of the law.
Mexico reported difficulties in promoting cooperation between the public and private sectors.
Consequently, the delegation of Tajikistan was requested to provide the secretariat with all the relevant material concerning the reported difficulties, which would then be transmitted to the competent authorities of Uzbekistan for consideration.
Countries also reported difficulties in finding out the suppliers of investment goods.
The majority of Parties reported on difficulties relating to activity data, butsome of them faced problems with emission factors and others reported difficulties in applying the IPCC Guidelines.
Norway reported difficulties using the electronic reporting system. Norway.
Important points to note are that a good number of competition agencies reported very little orno experience in case-specific cooperation between agencies, and some young agencies reported difficulties while requesting assistance from developed competition agencies.
The GM reported difficulties in the compilation of the related performance indicator.
In this context, the Government reported difficulties faced by Iraq since the fall of the previous regime.
UNCT reported difficulties with the registration of some human rights NGOs and that the legal framework for the protection of human rights defenders remained inadequate.
Various experts also reported difficulties in meeting packaging and labelling requirements.
UNICEF reported difficulties in the implementation of juvenile justice legislation, including poor harmonization between legislation, confusion arising from continuous legislative amendments, and a need for continuous training.
For"project-type" actions, countries reported difficulties connected with procedures for project preparation and approval.
Some Parties reported difficulties in deciding whether a programme or project is relevant to be reported under this indicator as virtually all projects and programmes have a capacity-building component.
Many of the agencies reported difficulties in establishing performance measurement standards.
Australia reported difficulties in using the electronic reporting system. Australia.
Experts of some countries reported difficulties in separating municipal from household wastes when reporting. .
Parties reported difficulties in collecting reliable data on the number of persons reached by the various media and noted that, from a methodological point of view, the risk of providing estimates which are not evidence-based is very high.
Both Tribunals reported difficulties in establishing whether the criteria for indigence were met.
Some regional centres reported difficulties in coordinating or cooperating with countries of the region.
Both Tribunals reported difficulties in establishing whether the criteria for indigence are met or not.
A number of speakers reported difficulties that had arisen owing to delays in receiving responses to requests for mutual legal assistance.
Parties, however, reported difficulties in obtaining reliable activity data and appropriate emission factors for these gases.
A number of countries reported difficulties, for example, when the body regulating foreign investments also discharged investment promotion functions.
No respondent reported difficulties with the publication of the final decision, though Croatia noted that it was not a public document.