Примеры использования Steering body welcomed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Steering Body welcomed the progress made by Ukraine in implementing this project.
Concerning the work on particulate matter(PM), the Steering Body welcomed the progress in extending the monitoring, urged the Parties to implement fully the EMEP monitoring strategy, as well as to enhance their efforts to improve the quality of their emission reporting of PM.
The Steering Body welcomed this initiative and encouraged future co-operation with EMEP.
The Steering Body welcomed the work carried out and provided feedback for finalizing the document.
The Steering Body welcomed the work contributing to the review of the Protocol on Persistent Organic Pollutants POPs.
The Steering Body welcomed the EMEP contribution to the preparatory work for the review of the Protocol on Heavy Metals.
The Steering Body welcomed the fact that fine particulates were incorporated in the Convention's 1999 work-plan.
The Steering Body welcomed the strategy, acknowledged that it covered all the major issues and approved the proposed level approach.
The Steering Body welcomed the preparations for the review of the MSC-E POPs, model at a workshop in October 2005.
The Steering Body welcomed the work done by MSC-E contributing to the review of the Protocol on Persistent Organic Pollutants POPs.
The Steering Body welcomed the preparations by the Meteorological Synthesizing Centre-East(MSC-E) for the review of its model of heavy metals in October 2005.
The Steering Body welcomed this information and suggested that the recommended further work and its implications be discussed when addressing the EMEP strategy for 2010- 2019.
The Steering Body welcomed the work accomplished so far in the review of emission data and the focus on PM in the 2006 centralized trial review.
The Steering Body welcomed the progress achieved in the national implementation of the EMEP Monitoring Strategy and urged Parties to continue their efforts towards its full implementation.
The Steering Body welcomed the work of the Task Force on Measurements and Modelling, expressing its appreciation for the work carried out by the Task Force, MSC-W, MSC-E and the Chemical Coordinating Centre CCC.
The Steering Body welcomed the individual national reports prepared by the Meteorological Synthesizing Centre-East(MSC-E) and invited Parties to comment on their country- specific reports to MSC-E as appropriate.
Furthermore, the Steering Body welcomed the increasingly close collaboration with the European Community's Clean Air for Europe(CAFE) programme, recognizing the increasing involvement of its centres and its Chairman in the work of CAFE.
The Steering Body welcomed the work of the Task Force on Emission Inventories and Projections and expressed its appreciation to MSC-W, CIAM and the Task Force for the progress made, especially on emission inventories and projections and emission data.
The Steering Body welcomed the outcome of the Workshop on the Review of the MSC-E Model on Persistent Organic Pollutants(POPs) held in Moscow in October 2005, and it invited MSC-E to take all the necessary steps to implement its recommendations.
The Steering Body welcomed the publication of the interim report of the Task Force, Hemispheric Transport of Air Pollution 2007(Air Pollution Studies No. 16, ECE/EB. AIR/94), and noted the important results presented.
The Steering Body welcomed the progress in revising the EMEP/CORINAIR Atmospheric Emission Inventory Guidebook and stressed the importance of updating it to reflect changes in abatement technologies and to strengthen information on projections.
The Steering Body welcomed the work of the Task Force on Measurements and Modelling, expressing its appreciation to the two CoChairpersons, the lead country, Austria, and the World Meteorological Organization(WMO) for the support that they had given to the Task Force.
The Steering Body welcomed the information presented on the implementation of national EMEP monitoring programmes in Croatia, France, Finland, Germany, Norway and Poland, and noted that the monitoring had continued despite challenges caused by insufficient funding and human resources.
The Steering Body welcomed the cooperation with the EEA, the EUREKA Project on the Transport and Chemical Transformation of Environmentally Relevant Trace Constituents in the(EUROTRAC-2), the Helsinki Commission(HELCOM) and WMO, including its Global Atmospheric Watch(GAW) programme.
The Steering Body welcomed the cooperation between the Task Force on Measurements and Modelling and the European Environment Information and Observation Network(EIONET) of the European Environment Agency(EEA) and expressed its support for harmonizing the reporting of air quality data.
In general terms, the Steering Body welcomed the increased emphasis by the EMEP Centres on assessing pollution levels in EECCA, noting, however, that considerable further efforts are needed in order to obtain input data from this subregion and to decrease current uncertainties.
The Steering Body welcomed the progress in revising the EMEP/CORINAIR Atmospheric Emission Inventory Guidebook and the support for this process from the EC and Germany, and recommended the endorsement of the updated chapters on PM, emissions from cars and road transport.
The Steering Body welcomed the work of the Task Force on Integrated Assessment Modelling, expressing its appreciation to the Chairman, the lead country and to the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis(IIASA), which had hosted a workshop, for the support that they had given to the Task Force.
The Steering Body welcomed the funding provided by the European Commission for integrated assessment modelling and invited MSC-W to contribute to the implementation of the EU/LIFE(Financial Instrument for the Environment) project"Consortium for the modelling of air pollution and climate strategies" EC4MACS.
The Steering Body welcomed the proposals by its Bureau regarding the reorganization of the emissions work under the Convention and the establishment of a new EMEP centre for emissions, and recommended that the Executive Body accept the offer of the Umweltbundesamt Wien to host the new centre.