Примеры использования Romania reported на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Romania reported on the importance of minority representation in Parliament.
The delegations of Lithuania and Romania reported on the progress in their forthcoming studies.
Romania reported four cases involving the illegal removal of organs and tissues.
Assessing compliance with the same provision,Lithuania and Romania reported partial implementation, while Slovakia indicated no implementation.
Romania reported specific quantities produced and sold, but no date.
Later in the same procedure, Bulgaria indicated that public hearings in the concerned Parties(including one month's public access the EIA documentation)took six months, whereas Romania reported only four months.
Romania reported on issuance of a national strategy to enhance the social inclusion of persons with disabilities;
Representatives of Norway and Romania reported that the process of setting targets in their countries had considerably advanced.
Romania reported that it had engaged in the ratification procedure for the 1993 Convention on Conciliation and Arbitration.
Others, such as Armenia and Romania, reported that they had had difficulties both as an affected Party and as a Party of origin.
Romania reported that this was because the term registered couple did not exist in national legislation.
The representative of Romania reported that the number of its towns and communes had increased significantly see E/CONF.98/CRP.76.
Romania reported no change in the number of anti-personnel mines(2,500) that, since 2004, it has reported retained.
In document TRADE/WP.6/2005/6, Romania reported on changes in national technical regulations to ensure consistency with European legislation i.e. the implementation status of the EU"New and Global Approach" directives.
Romania reported translation into English of the project description and the EIA documentation, according to its legislation;
Colombia, Jordan, Norway,the Republic of Korea, and Romania reported a wide range of research activities, including on specific groups of persons with disabilities and the integration of disability in national surveys in line with guidance provided by the Washington Group on Disability Statistics, as well as surveys, including the WHO model disability survey.
Romania reported on the establishment of several regional resource centres and information networks in the prison system.
Only Romania reported on training and capacity building activities to promote the implementation of the guidelines.
Romania reported bilateral cooperation with its neighbouring States involving exchange of operational intelligence and joint patrol teams.
In 2013, Romania reported that it retained 2,500 anti-personnel mines, the same quantity as in 2009, and no new information has been provided since.
Belarus and Romania reported on initiatives to monitor the spread of HIV in correctional facilities using an epidemiological monitoring system.
Romania reported that the constitutional prohibition of racial discrimination was complemented by Government Ordinance No. 137/2000 on preventing and punishing all forms of discrimination.
Romania reported having simplified the procedures of issuing permits, authorizations or licences, by removing administrative barriers and using information technology in the public services.
Romania reported that its current legal framework fully complies with the international requirements in the field of the fight against racism, xenophobia and other related behaviours.
Romania reported that specific training activities relating to trafficking in persons were conducted for military staff deployed for peacekeeping operations or other international missions.
Romania reported that according to the provisions of Government Ordinance No. 137/2000, republished with new amendments, discrimination based on religion or belief should be considered a contravention of the Ordinance.
Similarly, Romania reported that its National Air Quality Monitoring Network had 142 automatic measuring stations across the country which measured air concentrations of SO2, NO2, CO, benzene and ozone, and PM.
The Government of Romania reported that a National Council for Combating Discrimination was established by ordinance to implement the principle of equality and ensure equal treatment for all as provided for by the national anti-discrimination legislation. The role of the National Council was essentially that of working towards the elimination of discrimination, thereby contributing to a social climate of trust and respect.
Romania reports that the access to data covered by the Protocol is being provided via E-PRTR.
Romania reports that there are no transboundary impacts; however, this should be studied further, in cooperation with Serbia.