Примеры использования Some experts expressed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Moreover, some experts expressed concerns about the introductory provisions of the new Regulation.
With regard to the recommendation on the financing of the eTIR international system, some experts expressed the view that also other options should be explored.
Some experts expressed their concern regarding the proliferation of meetings at the regional and international level.
With regard to the recommendation on the financing of the eTIR international system, some experts expressed the view that also other options should be explored.
Some experts expressed their Governments' reservations about the acceptance of the conclusions and recommendations of the seminar.
During the discussion of section D(Overview of emissions), some experts expressed the view that only the heavy metals in annex I to the Protocol should be covered.
Some experts expressed the view that IFRS were relevant only for a small percentage of entities in a given economy.
On the issue of grounds for refusal because of the political nature of the offence, some experts expressed the view that assistance should be rendered when such an offence was a violent act.
Some experts expressed willingness to participate actively in the programme and to be included in the Investment Compass.
Regarding the memorandum, some experts expressed the need to increase the visibility, goals and results of collaborations like this.
Some experts expressed concern over the dominant presence of international certifiers in their domestic market.
In response to the presentation, some experts expressed doubts about one of the stated objectives of IASC, namely that its new structure would not allow it to be dominated by any regional or professional interest.
Some experts expressed doubts about the ability to identify issues that would be material to all stakeholder groups.
Some experts expressed an interest in a clearing house on BAT, an idea discussed during the mercury workshop.
Some experts expressed the view that a potential legally binding arms trade treaty was not the only option for addressing the issue.
Some experts expressed concern of possible"brain drain" related to the continuing high migration from countries with economies in transition; and.
Some experts expressed concern about possible duplication of, or conflict with, other work, which is currently in progress.
Some experts expressed the hope that UNCTAD would be in a position to strengthen significantly its technical cooperation activities in the area of the GSP and other trade laws.
Some experts expressed concern that countries might face new obligations without having the additional financial means to fulfil those obligations.
Some experts expressed the view that the granting of special incentive regimes to more advanced developing countries could"erode" preferences for LDCs.
Some experts expressed that such high volumes would be in non-compliance with the maximum allowable weight on roads in many ADR/RID Contracting Parties;
Some experts expressed concern that such a convention and protocol approach could be too rigid and not flexible enough to adapt to changing circumstances.
Some experts expressed their concern at the high level of consumption and excise taxes imposed on petroleum products in the consuming countries and called for lower taxes.
Some experts expressed the view that the"one-size-fits-all approach" was not adequate for training women, since different ages and skills required different kinds of training.
Some experts expressed their concern that the amended Article 10 of the Convention wouldnot cover the cases of improper or fraudulent discharge of a TIR operation, if any.
Some experts expressed concern that there was a lack of transparency in the process of constructing ECODAT, the use of resources in collecting data and the time constraints for providing data.
Even though some experts expressed a wish to clarify the text editorially, it was ultimately clear for the Working Group that the wording of 6.8.2.7 imposes the following hierarchy.
Some experts expressed the view that the World Trade Organization(WTO) Agreement on Agriculture did not adequately address issues related to food security and food sovereignty.
Some experts expressed however that anti-crisis remedies proposed and adopted by developed-country Governments showed a"de-globalization" trend, i.e. tended to be inward-looking.
Some experts expressed concern about liberalization and regulatory provisions under RTAs that would affect the ability of developing countries to implement adequate services regulations.