Примеры использования Sent in writing на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Pending answers would be sent in writing.
Such proposals should be sent in writing to the Chair, at least ninety days before the next plenary meeting, unless otherwise agreed.
An inquiry or information are sent in writing.
The request should be sent in writing to Gamma Meccanica S.p.a.
Countries' proposals for amendments orcomments on the drafts should be sent in writing to the Secretariat;
Requests for permission should be sent in writing to our headquarters office at the address below.
Croatian version is available on our web page(after you select the Croatian language) andcan be sent in writing upon your request.
Any request for clarification must be sent in writing in the manner indicated in the BDS.
At that session, the Group of Experts took note with appreciation of the documentation prepared by the UNCTAD secretariat andrequested its revision/updating in the light of comments made by member States at the fifth session or to be sent in writing by 31 January 2004, for submission to the sixth session of the Group.
Requests for such tickets should be sent in writing to the Chief of Protocol at least one week in advance.
The resolution adopted by the Conference takes note with appreciation of the report, andrequests the secretariat to revise it in the light of comments made by member States at the Conference or to be sent in writing for submission to the current session of the Intergovernmental Group of Experts IGE.
Suggestions from NGOs andother participants at the public hearings were sent in writing or electronically to the Coordinator for the Convention and after discussion some of them were included in the report.
The Review Conference took note with appreciation of the documentation prepared by the UNCTAD secretariat for the Conference, andrequested the secretariat to revise documents in the light of comments by member States made at the Conference or to be sent in writing by 31 January 2006 for submission to the following session of the Group of Experts.
They actually state that requests may be sent in writing or“by any means capable of producing a written record”.
Takes note with appreciation of the documentation prepared by the UNCTAD secretariatfor its seventh session, and requests the secretariat to revise/update documents in the light of the comments made by member States at the seventh session or to be sent in writing by 31 January 2007 for submission to the eighth session of the Group of Experts;
Mr. Nkou(Cameroon) said that most of the information would be sent in writing, but answers to some particularly pressing questions could be given straight away.
A revised version of the report was accordingly prepared for the seventh session of the Group ofExperts(31 October-2 November 2006), which requested the UNCTAD secretariat to revise/update documents in the light of the comments made by member States at the seventh session or to be sent in writing by 31 January 2007 for submission at the eighth session of the Group of Experts.
Suggestions by non-governmental organizations andother participants at the public hearings were sent in writing or electronically to the country's coordinator for the Convention and, after discussion, some of them were included in the report.
This latest version of the report has been prepared at the request of the sixth session of the Group which, in its agreed conclusions,requested the secretariat to revise/update document TD/B/COM.2/CLP/21/Rev.2 in the light of comments made by member States at that session or to be sent in writing by 31 January 2005, for submission to the Fifth Review Conference.
The present note is an attempt to revise document TD/B/COM.2/CLP/23 on the basis of comments made by member States at the third session of the Group or sent in writing by 31 January 2002,in particular with a view to strengthening the protection of general interest within industries opened to competition, and to organizing the relationships between competition agencies and regulatory agencies more specifically with respect to local or regional governments.
Underlines further the importance of using economic analysis in competition cases; and requests the UNCTAD secretariat and other available sources to prepare a report on this topic based on contributions from member States,which are to be sent in writing by 31 January 2009 for submission to the tenth session of the Intergovernmental Group of Experts;
Step 1.5 Proposals for amendments orcomments on the draft should be sent in writing to the Secretariat and the rapporteur;
This latest version of the report is prepared for the Fifth Review Conference at the request of the sixth session of the IGE, which, in its Agreed Conclusions,requested the secretariat to revise/update document TD/B/COM.2/CLP/21/Rev.2 in the light of comments made by member States at the sixth session or to be sent in writing by 31 January 2005, for submission to the Fifth Review Conference.
He explained that the draft was provided comments from GRSP experts to be sent in writing to the Chair of the informal working group by 25 January 2013.
A revised version of the report was accordingly prepared for the seventh session of the Group of Experts(31 October-2 November 2006),which requested the UNCTAD secretariat to revise/update documents in the light of the comments made by member States at the seventh session or to be sent in writing by 31 January 2007 for submission to the eighth session of the Group of Experts.
It further requested the UNCTAD secretariat to revise documents prepared for the Fifth Review Conference in the light of comments by member States made at the Conference or to be sent in writing by 31 January 2006 for submission to the next session of the Intergovernmental Group of Experts on Competition Law and Policy, and make them available on UNCTAD's web site.
The Review Conference took note with appreciation of the documentation prepared by the UNCTAD secretariat for the Conference, and requested the secretariat to revise documents, including inter alia TD/RBP/CONF.6/9,in the light of comments by member States made at the Conference or to be sent in writing by 31 January 2006 for submission to the following session of the Group of Experts.
Under paragraph 10 of the resolution, the Conference requested the secretariat to revise documents, including TD/RBP/CONF.6/3, TD/RBP/CONF.6/9 and TD/RBP/CONF.6/11,in the light of comments made by member States at the Conference or sent in writing by 31 January 2006 for submission to the next session of the Intergovernmental Group of Experts on Competition Law and Policy, and to make them available through UNCTAD's website.
The Review Conference took note with appreciation of the documentation prepared by the UNCTAD secretariat for the Conference and requested the secretariat to revise documents, including inter alia TD/RBP/CONF.6/11,in the light of comments by member States made at the Conference or to be sent in writing by 31 January 2006 for submission to the following session of the Group of Experts.
That report(TD/B/COM.2/CLP/46) was duly submitted to the sixth session of the Group which, in its agreed conclusions,requested the secretariat to revise/update the report in the light of comments made by member States at that session or to be sent in writing by 31 January 2005, for submission to the Fifth United Nations Conference to Review All Aspects of the Set of Multilaterally Agreed Equitable Principles and Rules for the Control of Restrictive Business Practices.