Примеры использования Respective national circumstances на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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At the national level, Governments, taking into account their priorities and respective national circumstances, are encouraged to consider.
As appropriate according to their respective national circumstances, when developing and implementing biosafety and biosecurity measures, States Parties should.
Brazil perceived no gaps which required filling andwas not in a position to tell other Member States what action to take concerning their respective national circumstances.
At the national level, Governments, taking into account their priorities and respective national circumstances, are encouraged, to the extent possible, to.
Ministers resolved that,subject to domestic laws and according to their respective national circumstances, they would work towards developing more effective information sharing arrangements within the region, to obtain a more complete picture of the activities and foundations of terrorist networks, their sources of financing and support and any linkages with other forms of transnational crime.
Recalling Article 4.1(b) of the Convention,NAMAs by developing country Parties should evolve over time as their respective national circumstances, economic development and respective capabilities change.
Training in the field of drug law enforcement is a priority for many States of the region, and interested national authorities should seek the assistance of competent intergovernmental bodies in the development of inter-agency, multidisciplinary training courses for law enforcement officials of the region, taking into account socio-economic differences, as well as evaluating on an ongoing basis the relevance andimpact of all training material and programmes in their respective national circumstances;
It was explained that this factor is not a forward-looking element, but is an adjustment factor that takes into account respective national circumstances and capacities of developing countries in order to ensure equity.
Welcomes the work in progress in all small island developing States to continue and enhance their preparations for the international meeting, and calls upon the international community, United Nations agencies and intergovernmental bodies to support the efforts of small island developing States in their preparations of national assessment reports to be completed by July 2003,given that national reports are a critical component for the comprehensive review of the Programme of Action in providing information on respective national circumstances;
When implementing the Convention, States Parties should consider the following fundamental steps,dependent upon their respective national circumstances and legal and constitutional processes, and the need to promote the development of biological science and technology for peaceful purposes.
Recalling Article 4.1(b) of the Convention andrecognizing that the levels of ambition expected of Parties will necessarily evolve over time as their respective national circumstances and respective capabilities change.
Such developments included the implementation ordevelopment of national legislation, according to their respective national circumstances, to criminalise people smuggling and trafficking, the agreement of bilateral memoranda of understanding on information exchange, the strengthening of domestic law enforcement procedures, and the initiation of capacity building projects on border management.
Recalling Article 4.1(b) of the Convention andrecognizing that the levels of ambition expected of Parties will necessarily evolve over time as their respective national circumstances and respective capabilities change.
Recalling Article 4.1(b) of the Convention andrecognizing that the levels of ambition expected of Parties will necessarily evolve over time as their respective national circumstances and capabilities change, with respect to developing country Parties whose national circumstances reflect greater responsibility or capability;2.
All Parties[should/shall] contribute towards this objective, in accordance with their common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities,taking into account their historical responsibility and mitigation potential as determined by their respective national circumstances, social and economic conditions and other relevant factors highlighted in Articles 4.8, 4.9 and 4.10 of the Convention, including their access to alternative energy.
Having considered ways and means to enhance national implementation of the Convention, andrecognising the need to take into account their respective national circumstances and legal and constitutional processes, the States Parties agreed on the fundamental importance of effective national measures in implementing the obligations of the Convention.
It may be considered that a more productive way forward towards an agreed outcome at the fifteenth session of the COP would be to consider differentiation of mitigation actions as something that emanates naturally from the determination by developed anddeveloping countries of what is nationally appropriate in their respective national circumstances and to encourage- through leadership, cooperation, incentives and negotiation- the highest achievable level of ambition for these actions in a manner that Parties consider to be fair.
The stated mission of the CTCN is to stimulate technology cooperation and to enhance the development and transfer of technologies andto assist developing country Parties at their request, consistent with their respective national circumstances and priorities, to build or strengthen their capacity to identify technology needs and to facilitate the preparation and implementation of their technology projects and strategies to support actions on mitigation and adaptation and enhance low-emission and climate-resilient development.
All Parties[should/shall] contribute towards the ultimate objective of the Convention, in accordance with their common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities,taking into account their historical responsibility and mitigation potential as determined by their respective national circumstances, social and economic conditions and other relevant factors highlighted in Articles 4.8, 4.9 and 4.10 of the Convention, including their access to alternative energy.
The consideration of national circumstances and respective capabilities and capacities.
The committee shall pay particular attention to the respective national capabilities and circumstances of Parties.
Be undertaken in accordance with the respective capabilities and national circumstances of Parties and respect sovereignty;
The review shall pay particular attention to the respective national capabilities and circumstances of developing country Parties.
Reflect historical[, current and future]responsibility for climate change[, national circumstances and respective capabilities];
Draw on contributions from all Parties except the least developed country Parties,in accordance with their national circumstances and respective capabilities;
Allow sufficient policy space andflexibility for governments to pursue sustainable development strategies, based on national circumstances and respective stages of development.
The mechanism, including the Committee, shall be facilitative in nature andshall pay particular attention to the respective national capabilities and circumstances of Parties.
Common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities, equity and national circumstances and capacities;
And 1(c), of the Convention and consistent with their respective capabilities and national circumstances and priorities, to undertake domestic actions identified through country-driven approaches that.
While some core elements are prevalent in all institutional arrangements,overall the arrangements depend on the country's national circumstances and respective capabilities;