Примеры использования States submitted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Prior to unification, both States submitted reports in 1990, which were counted as one in the table.
As had been noted in the past,the Commission continued to rely on information on State practice that States submitted.
In 2010, all seven States submitted national reports to the Programme of Action on Small Arms.
His delegation also welcomed the draft United Nations Model Rules for the Conciliation of Disputes between States submitted by Guatemala.
In addition, 55 States submitted a checklist in accordance with paragraph 10 of resolution 1617 2005.
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Also at its 6th meeting, the Committee considered a draft decision on small island developing States submitted by Tuvalu and circulated in a conference room paper.
Two states submitted requests for assistance related to building biosafety and biosecurity capacity.
The delegations of Kazakhstan andfour other newly independent States submitted changes to the new text as included in annex V to this report.
Two States submitted views pursuant to paragraph 11 of General Assembly resolution 42/154 of 7 December 1987.
The decision to pursue consideration of the matter would be made in the light of the comments which States submitted to the Commission, particularly concerning its future approach.
In 2010/11, 11 additional States submitted national reports and provided information regarding the implementation of the resolution.
The use of the standardized reporting form represents on average 69 per cent of reports submitted since 2000,including reports in which States submitted both the standardized and simplified forms.
Some States submitted a joint recommendation requesting UNESCO assistance in compiling an inventory of objects in Iraqi museums.
The participation of Member States in the transparency instruments of the United Nations increased-- 137 States submitted information on the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms and 97 provided information on the standardized instrument for reporting military expenditures.
States submitted reports, pursuant to paragraph 11 of General Assembly resolution 55/149, by the established deadline(see Section II of the report);
My country notes that in 2007 only 67 States submitted information to the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms.
Although 13 States submitted information, the problem is that all the information did not originate in the same State. .
Data submitted by States show that 137 States participated in the Register, compared with 116 in 2001, and 97 States submitted information for the standardized instrument, compared with only 50 in 2001, exceeding the target for the biennium.
Furthermore, three States submitted views pursuant to paragraph 11 of General Assembly resolution 42/154 of 7 December 1987.
Increased participation in the United Nations transparency instruments was promoted,with the result that 137 States submitted information on the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms and 97 provided information on the standardized instrument for reporting military expenditures.
In 2009, 78 States submitted information to the United Nations Register, while 58 States submitted information to the MilEx instrument.
During the reporting period, 5 States submitted their reports on the implementation of sanctions measures in accordance with resolution 1455 2003.
Several States submitted information about interactive methods such as debates and simulations that educate students about corruption.
I am particularly encouraged that some three dozen States submitted reports within the suggested timeline, thus enabling the Bureau-designate, the facilitators and myself to begin early preparations.
In 2013, 70 States submitted reports to the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms and 57 States submitted information for inclusion in the United Nations Report on Military Expenditures.
In the six-month period since the Team's fourth report, States submitted 23 notifications for the payment of basic expenses for 15 listed individuals(three with double petitions) and for five families of listed persons.
Only three States submitted statistical information with regard to the implementation of this safeguard for otherwise stateless children born in their territory, most indicating in their submissions that such data was unavailable.
At the Vienna Conference, six States submitted amendments to article 2, paragraph 1(d), of the Commission's draft, These countries were Sweden, China, the United States, Chile, Hungary and Viet Nam.
In 2010, 70 States submitted information to the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms, while 60 States submitted information to the United Nations standardized instrument for reporting military expenditures.
In addition, eight States submitted checklists pursuant to resolution 1617(2005), bringing the number of submitted checklists to 60.