Примеры использования Responding to concerns на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. GARVALOV(Country Rapporteur), responding to concerns expressed by Mr. ABOUL-NASR, proposed that the paragraph should be deleted.
They agreed to identify general trends and patterns of external support,which would provide a basis for responding to concerns related to external funding.
Responding to concerns expressed at the second session of the Committee, the proposed commentary adds some additional examples.
Accordingly, the Government decided to draft legislation aimed at responding to concerns relating to family law and the status of women in society.
Responding to concerns about labour discrimination, the Czech Republic replied that equal rights were provided to all, including legally employed migrant workers.
That Code would provide States with a non-binding instrument responding to concerns regarding the security and sustainability of space activities.
Responding to concerns about addressing the root causes of displacement in the region, the Director assured the Committee that UNHCR is working with all stakeholders.
I recognize that, further and beyond the analysis of earlywarning information gathered from the entire United Nations system,the crucial element in the prevention of genocide remains responding to concerns, once these have been communicated.
Responding to concerns about the cost of education, Colombia reported on the establishment of a free subsidy for the poorest children, which would benefit 4.5 million children.
Training alone was not sufficient, however, and a substantial investment had also been made and would continue to be made in outreach andcommunication with a view to providing information, responding to concerns and promoting interaction with those important communities.
Responding to concerns raised about the minimum age of marriage, he specified that it was 18 years but that cases of marriage at the age of 16 did occur because of the influence of religion or customs.
The proposals in addendum 3 focused on effective andefficient management of resources, responding to concerns expressed by the General Assembly, the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions(ACABQ), the Board of Auditors and the Panel of External Auditors.
Responding to concerns about increased workloads because of the UNDAF process, he said that while the concerns were well founded, the benefits of greater coordination among UNDG members would eventually outweigh the costs.
The IAEA report shows that the Agency has devoted its special attention to assisting Member States in meeting their energy needs, responding to concerns about climate change and helping them to ensure food security and access to clean water.
The Chairperson, responding to concerns expressed by Mr. Kariyawasam, proposed adding the words"by the host country authorities, in a language that they understand" after the words"shall be informed without delay.
The policy considerations which would need to be considered include: preventing future violations,deterring potential violators, responding to concerns of and claims for justice of victims and their families, reparation/compensation to them, and the important objective of national reconciliation.
Responding to concerns about increased workloads because of the UNDAF process, he said that while the concerns were well founded, the benefits of greater coordination among UNDG members would eventually outweigh the costs.
Mr. Nair(Under-Secretary-General for Internal Oversight Services), responding to concerns about the apparent discrepancies between the findings of the OIOS Investigation Team and those of the consultants, said that the work carried out by the consultants had not been an investigation as such, but rather a collection of allegations gleaned from hearsay and group interviews.
Responding to concerns about the timing of reporting, one representative recalled that the forthcoming session of the General Assembly would last from September 2009 to August 2010, meaning that it was not an issue.
In this respect it is recalled that the General Assembly, responding to concerns expressed by a number of States, called upon States, in its resolutions 52/26 of 26 November 1997 and 53/32 of 24 November 1998, to ensure that any declarations or statements that they had made or would make when signing, ratifying or acceding were in conformity with UNCLOS and to withdraw any of their declarations or statements that were not in conformity.
Responding to concerns about the need to make the national conference as inclusive as possible, the technical committee established to prepare for the event was enlarged to include members from civil society organizations.
Responding to concerns raised by the Rio Conference on Sustainable Development, the General Assembly, at its nineteenth Special Session in 1997, reviewed the progress achieved so far in the implementation of Agenda 21.
Mr. Al-Obaidi(Iraq), responding to concerns about Iraq voiced by the representative of the European Union, said that arrests in Iraq were carried out following the issue of arrest warrants by an independent judiciary and executions were carried out in accordance with international law.
Mrs. GUDBRANDSEN(Norway), responding to concerns expressed by some Committee members over discrimination in the civil service, said that the Government had commissioned a study on discrimination by officials against persons belonging to an ethnic minority.
Responding to concerns that parastatal or public sector organizations or corporations enjoyed some advantages over public sector corporations, he reassured the Committee that there was no discrimination in favour of such bodies at any level of government.
Responding to concerns over the low number of UNICEF staff serving as resident coordinators, the Director reiterated that the Executive Director has made this a priority for the organization through both personal appeals and in communications to the field.
Responding to concerns about outstanding benefits and obligations, the delegation stated that progress was being made in that regard, with the most significant being the appointment of members of the Independent Commission of Inquiry into the events of 2011 and the enactment of the Transitional Justice Act.
Responding to concerns about how the organization intended to extract lessons from the 200 evaluations planned for 2004 and how they would be disseminated and used to influence policies, the secretariat said that efforts would be made during 2004 to strengthen the overall framework for identifying and disseminating good practices.
Responding to concerns expressed by representatives about the applicability of the GEF Resource Allocation Framework to the Convention, the GEF representative explained that while the Framework would not initially provide funding for the persistent organic pollutants focal area, the GEF Council was considering the development of indicators and other modifications that would allow the application of the Framework to all focal areas after 2010.
He responded to concerns about the Fund's increasingly close partnership with the World Bank by saying that the UNDG agencies and the Bretton Woods institutions had different comparative advantages.