Примеры использования Sessions a year на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Bureau will,in principle hold three sessions a year.
It held three three-week sessions a year, as well as three pre-sessional meetings.
The Standing Committee shall hold not less than four sessions a year.
The Working Group holds three sessions a year and undertakes on average two country visits annually;
The Committee normally holds two three-week sessions a year at Geneva.
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It holds two mandatory sessions a year and may decide to meet more often as required.
The Group should be serviced by the ECE secretariat andshould hold two sessions a year.
The Board holds two mandatory sessions a year and may decide to meet more often as required.
The Committee currently meets for two one-week sessions a year.
Holding two sessions a year, with each session lasting a fortnight, would maximize participation.
The Board has 36 members andholds one annual session and three regular sessions a year.
The Secretary-General has also proposed two sessions a year for the next biennium A/52/6(Sect. 2), para. 2.128(a)(viii) b.
Practically since its inception, the Administrative Committee on Coordination has convened two sessions a year.
The Tribunal holds two sessions a year, one in Geneva(summer) and one in New York(autumn), each for a five-week period.
The Committee currently meets in Geneva andnormally holds two sessions a year, each for one week.
It holds two regular sessions a year, which are public unless the Assembly itself votes to hold them behind closed doors for reasons of state.
Since its creation in March 2006,the Human Rights Council usually holds several sessions a year in Geneva.
For the working groups with a clear mandate, two sessions a year were warranted, but for others that number was not justified.
In many United Nations agencies, the ruling body of the organization is not permanent or resident andmeets for a maximum of two sessions a year.
The Working Group holds three sessions a year(two times in Geneva and once in New York) and undertakes on average two country visits per year; .
In order to deal with the reports now ready for consideration,the Committee might wish to consider holding a single yearly session of three weeks, instead of two one-week sessions a year.
Each working group of the Commission typically holds one or two sessions a year, depending on the subject-matter to be covered; these sessions also alternate between New York and Vienna.
It should also be noted that UNCITRAL met annually, that its session alternated between New York and Vienna and that its three working groups, composed of all the members of the Commission,each held two sessions a year, either in New York or at Vienna.
As a long-term solution,it would hold three sessions a year as of 2010, and States parties should contribute by reporting in a timely manner.
ACC, comprising the executive heads of all the programmes, organizations and specialized agencies of the United Nations system under the chairmanship of the Secretary-General,currently holds two sessions a year to discuss matters of common interest.
At present the Commission holds two sessions a year, both of three weeks' duration in the General Assembly's budgetary years and of two weeks' duration in non-budgetary years. .
She welcomed the Cuba-sponsored draft decision that had been circulated during the second session of the Human Rights Council(A/HRC/2/L.19) andurged Member States to consider the possibility of the Working Group holding three sessions a year and to provide it with the necessary resources to that end.
Should the Committee be authorized to hold two three-week sessions a year, the present backlog could be reduced within three years, not taking into account new reports to be submitted.
From 1968 until today the Ad Hoc Committee to Study the Peaceful Uses of the Sea-bed and the Ocean Floor beyond the Limits of National Jurisdiction, the Seabed Committee, the Third Conference, and, from 1983, the Preparatory Commission for the International Seabed Authority andthe International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea have successively met in two sessions a year.
Practically since its inception, the Committee has convened two sessions a year, including one at one of the specialized agencies located in Europe, where a majority of the organizations participating in the Committee have their headquarters.