Примеры использования Representative of belgium proposed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The representative of Belgium proposed a structure for Part 7 different from that proposed by the ECE secretariat.
The representatives of Venezuela and Cuba requested that they be given more time and the representative of Belgium proposed that the organization be given an opportunity to respond to the objections raised.
In this document the representative of Belgium proposed not to include definitions of the solid and liquid state, but to define what was a solid or liquid substance.
While pointing out that the existing text of ADN contained detailed provisions for marking, labelling and placarding(Chapters 5.2 and5.3) as in RID/ADR, the representative of Belgium proposed that these chapters should be simplified by reproducing the specimen labels only and merely referring to the provisions of international regulations recognized by ADN without reproducing them.
The representative of Belgium proposed that it should be confirmed that section 7.5.1 applied to container terminals which should be considered as loading and unloading sites.
Before the Committee took action on the draft resolution, the representative of Belgium proposed three amendments to the draft declaration annexed to the draft resolution contained in annex I to document A/C.6/59/L.27/Rev.1, to be considered separately.
The representative of Belgium proposed that the numbers of sections, sub-sections and paragraphs should appear separately in the margin of the text, like the present marginal numbers.
In document INF.10 the representative of Belgium proposed in point 1 to transfer from Chapter 3.3 to Chapter 4.1 certain special provisions concerning packaging.
The representative of Belgium proposed in his document that it should be specified in point 3 of the list of obligations of paragraph 1.4.2.2.1 that the visual inspection should take place at least from ground level.
The representative of Belgium proposed specifying the position of the identification plates on the body and the thermal equipment, in a readily accessible location not requiring the dismantling of equipment.
The representative of Belgium proposed, in document INF.4, that the underlined text in 6.8.2.1.2 should be transferred to the end of 6.8.2.1.15 so that these stresses could be taken into account in calculating the thickness.
At the same meeting, the representative of Belgium proposed a text, entitled"Basic measures needed for the prevention and eradication of practices referred to in Commission on Human Rights resolution 1994/90", which read as follows.
The representative of Belgium proposed to amend the original text by inserting after the words"stress the", the words"urgent and permanent need, on an international and national level", and after the words"to implement", the words"and monitor effectively.
The representative of Belgium proposed that, rather than add a paragraph(h) exempting receptacles containing gases of Groups A and O at an absolute pressure of 2.8 bar, the pressure values in paragraph(c), concerning the same type of exemption, should simply be modified.
The representative of Belgium proposed, as agreed at the last session, to include in section 1.8 the actual text of the corresponding provisions of European Directive 96/35/EC in its most recent version which had not yet been formally adopted by the Council of the European Union.
In this document the representative of Belgium proposed that the list of packagings and IBCs which could not be used for solids of Packing Group I which might become liquid during transport(paragraph 4.1.3.4) should be extended, since these packagings were not accepted for liquids.
The representative of Belgium proposed that the present provisions concerning mixed packing should be included in full in a restructured form, while the representative of the United Kingdom proposed a new approach, avoiding detailed requirements and leaving to the shipper the responsibility of deciding whether the dangerous goods could be packed together or not, by applying the general conditions of 4.1.1.5 and 4.1.1.6.
In the context of the physical reuse of a transport document from a full capacity transport operation, the representative of Belgium proposes a special entry.
Mr. Kitaoka(Japan) said that his delegation endorsed the amendments proposed by the representative of Belgium.
The Joint Meeting accepted the texts in question with a drafting change proposed by the representative of Belgium see annex 1.
The improved wording of the text of the first paragraph of 7.3.1 proposed by the representative of Belgium was adopted by the Joint Meeting see annex 8.
The representative of Belgium considered that the measures proposed were neither realistic nor in keeping with the goal pursued.
Mr. Suazo(Honduras) said that the amendments proposed by the representative of Belgium were unacceptable, as they would lead to yet more confrontation and division.
Following the vote, the Chair proceeded with the vote to grant consultative status to the organization, as proposed by the representative of Belgium, under rule 59 of the Council.
In examining the proposed terms of reference(INF.43), the representative of Belgium asked that the proposed paragraph b be deleted.
The representative of Belgium introduced document TRANS/WP.15/AC.1/2000/8 and proposed a new text for this chapter, which would nevertheless include the table from the core document TRANS/WP.15/AC.1/1999/8, with some amendments.
The representative of Belgium opposed the adoption of the transitional provision proposed by the working group.
The representative of Belgium requested that any text proposed by the working group on harmonization should in the future be the subject of explanations if it deviated from the United Nations Model Regulations.
The representative of Belgium indicated that he would take the initiative to propose appropriate agreements.
The representative of France and the representative of Belgium were invited to submit a proposed amendment at a future session if they thought it necessary.