Примеры использования Secretariat to continue monitoring на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Working Party requested the secretariat to continue monitoring this matter and to report new developments.
Expresses its satisfaction for the presentation by the secretariat of the most recent trends and policies in the area of investment andenterprise for development, and invites the secretariat to continue monitoring and reporting on those trends and their impact on development;
The Administrative Committee requested secretariat to continue monitoring developments and to inform AC.3 and WP.30 about new developments.
Several delegations expressed concern about declining flows in foreign direct investment andthe bumpy recovery of global investment and requested the secretariat to continue monitoring trends and analysing their impact on growth and development, particularly in developing countries.
The Chair asked the secretariat to continue monitoring the textile fibre market within the Forests Products and Markets Report(FPMAR), as appropriate.
The jurisprudence in the EU remains somewhat unsettled with respect to, for example, interpretation of the term"centre of main interests" andthe Commission may wish to ask the secretariat to continue monitoring the decisions of courts of the European Union with a view to facilitating interpretation of the Model Law.
The Working Party asked the secretariat to continue monitoring the issue and to attend the relevant EU meetings.
The Working Party took note of information provided by Governments and representatives of international organizations on developments in intermodal transport andlogistics and requested the secretariat to continue monitoring pan-European developments in intermodal transport and transport policies and report at its next session.
Also requests the Secretariat to continue monitoring e-waste activities and to expand global activities on used and end-of-life computing equipment to include all ewastes;
While it is clear that the jurisprudence is, at this stage, somewhat unsettled,the Commission may wish to request the secretariat to continue monitoring the decisions of courts of the European Union as they may prove to be of assistance to interpretation of the Model Law.
The Working Party requested the secretariat to continue monitoring and analysis of national policy measures with a view to providing a consistent, comparable and comprehensive picture of European Governmental support measures for intermodal transport at the pan-European level.
The representative of one regional group specifically requested UNCTAD to focus on theprinciples of transparency and accountability, and invited the secretariat to continue monitoring the implementation of its workplan within the context of the follow-up process to the management and administration review.
The Working Party asked the secretariat to continue monitoring and reporting on the progress made by the EU on the revision of the directive and to report to the fifty-third session of the Working Party on Inland Water Transport, explaining how the work on Resolution No. 31 is linked to the work on the revision of Directive 96/50/EC.
The Commission expressed its appreciation to the organizers of the conferences and requested the Secretariat to continue monitoring such events and encouraged it to participate actively in initiatives for the promotion of the New York Convention.
The Working Group requested the Secretariat to continue monitoring issues related to electronic substitutes for documents of title and negotiable instruments with a view to making recommendations, in due course, for possible work by the Commission and to ensure consistency with the work of the Working Group on Transport Law.
The Conference of the Parties may wish to take note of the further progress made towards the implementation of decision RC-1/15 on cooperation with WTO and request the Secretariat to continue monitoring the work of CTESS and CTE, and follow up on its application for observer status. Letter sent by the Executive Secretary to the Chairperson of the Committee on Trade and Environment.
At its ninth session, the Committee requested the interim secretariat to continue monitoring work carried out in the area of"agreed full incremental costs" taking into account also views expressed by Governments, and to keep the Committee informed of progress achieved.
The UNECE Working Party on Intermodal Transport and Logistics(WP.24),at its fiftieth session in October 2008, requested the secretariat to continue monitoring developments, positions and research results on weights and dimensions of loading units in intermodal transport and to inform the Working Party accordingly ECE/TRANS/WP.24/121, para. 43.
The ITC at its seventy-second session requested the secretariat to continue monitoring the developments related to the road transit issues in the ECE region and the opportunities to further facilitate international transport, and to regularly inform SC.1 and ITC accordingly, based on information from member States and relevant road transport NGOs.
It was recalled that, in 2004, having completed its work on a draft convention on the use of electronic communications in international contracts, Working Group IV(Electronic Commerce)requested the Secretariat to continue monitoring various issues related to electronic commerce, including issues related to cross-border recognition of electronic signatures, and to publish the results of its research with a view to making recommendations to the Commission as to whether future work in those areas would be possible A/CN.9/571, para. 12.
As for any work on contractual aspects of BOT,the Commission requested the Secretariat to continue monitoring the work of other organizations and, should it become desirable for the Commission to undertake work on contractual aspects of BOT, to formulate appropriate proposals for such future work.
The Commission recalled that Working Group IV(Electronic Commerce), after it had completed its work on the draft Convention on the Use of Electronic Communications in International Contracts, in 2004,requested the Secretariat to continue monitoring various issues related to electronic commerce, including issues related to cross-border recognition of electronic signatures, and to publish the results of its research with a view to making recommendations to the Commission as to whether future work in those areas would be possible A/CN.9/571, para. 12.
The Working Group agreed that it would be very useful for the Secretariat to continue monitoring the work of those other organizations, perhaps focusing specifically on the cross-border aspects of that work, and to provide further papers describing that work for the information of the Working Group and the Commission, subject to the availability of resources.
In 2004, having completed its work on the Convention on the Use of Electronic Communications in International Contracts, Working Group IV(Electronic Commerce)requested the Secretariat to continue monitoring various issues related to electronic commerce, including issues related to cross-border recognition of electronic signatures, and to publish the results of its research with a view to making recommendations to the Commission as to whether future work in those areas would be possible see A/CN.9/571, para. 12.
The participants reaffirmed their concern and called on the Commonwealth secretariat to continue monitoring developments in the field and to prepare a summary of the obligations concerning the transfer and use of small arms and light weapons; to develop model legislative provisions for marking, tracing, brokering and transferring small arms and light weapons; and to work with other organizations in capacity-building.
In 2004, having completed its work on the Convention on the Use of Electronic Communications in International Contracts, UNCITRAL Working Group IV(Electronic Commerce)requested the Secretariat to continue monitoring various issues related to electronic commerce, including issues related to cross-border recognition of electronic signatures, and to publish the results of its research with a view to making recommendations to the Commission as to whether future work in those areas would be possible see A/CN.9/571, para. 12.
The Committee noted that SC.1 had decided to keep this item on the agenda for its next session and requested the secretariat to continue monitoring the developments related to the road transit issues in the UNECE region and the opportunities to further facilitate international transport, and to regularly inform SC.1 and ITC accordingly, based on information from member States and relevant road transport NGOs ECE/TRANS/SC.1/2009/5, ECE/TRANS/2010/4.
The secretariat was requested to continue monitoring further developments in this field, particularly relating to UNCITRAL.
The secretariat was requested to continue monitoring developments in this field and to inform the Working Party accordingly.
The secretariat was requested to continue monitoring new developments in this field in order to increase transparency on opportunities and challenges.