Примеры использования Steps that might be taken на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The kinds of steps that might be taken to mitigate the loss of tangible assets can vary.
The Council also encouraged me further to pursue planning for steps that might be taken to support a possible political agreement.
The Commission's relationships with the General Assembly and the Economic andSocial Council also remain insufficiently developed and we recommend steps that might be taken.
These alternatives include steps that might be taken among non-parties to the Ottawa Convention alone.
The replies to the questionnaire gave an overall view on the difficulties with ratification,as well as some initial steps that might be taken to address these problems.
The mission reflected deeply on steps that might be taken to improve security for the people of Ituri in the short and medium terms.
The Council welcomes the Secretary-General's decision to ask the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees to visit Burundi to discuss with the Burundi authorities steps that might be taken to defuse the situation.
It is now imperative to consider practical steps that might be taken to ensure the Treaty's continuing relevance and strength.
PFI representatives have consulted with representatives of the World Health Organization(WHO) and the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP)concerning the problem of tuberculosis in Eastern European prisons and steps that might be taken to address it.
It offers a constructive way forward by calling for an examination of the steps that might be taken along the way to eliminating these weapons.
Recommendations on possible steps that might be taken by transit countries as well as end users to contribute to ending illegal exploitation of the natural resources of the DRC.
It also encourages the Secretary-General further to pursue planning for steps that might be taken to support a possible political agreement.
Section I provides some context for the topic; Section II reviews the implementation issues involved in trade facilitation; Section III deals with development dimension issues; andSection IV outlines specific steps that might be taken in the future.
The most important condition for any steps that might be taken must be the strengthening of the Security Council's newly acquired energy and operational effectiveness.
Recently the BPI-study has presented some recommendations on the procedural steps that might be taken as preliminary stages to such an approach.
Others suggested that initial efforts should be launched by using the Multilateral Fund and, in parallel, that other modalities should be studied, including those that might be developed in the post2012 era,to see whether they could contribute to further steps that might be taken.
The draft decision identifies a number of steps that might be taken by the Secretariat, by regional centres and by Parties to assist overcome these obstacles.
The Working Group is to examine the relationship between trade and transfer of technology andany possible recommendations on steps that might be taken to increase flows of technology to developing countries.
The meetings also sought to provide direction for the steps that might be taken by EECCA and SEE countries to overcome problems encountered with ratification of the Protocols.
Information, questions or requests for clarifications that these States would like to be communicated to the petitioner regarding the delisting request,including any information or steps that might be taken by a petitioner to clarify the delisting request.
I welcome the observations of the Group concerning the steps that might be taken in applicable forums to encourage regional approaches based on specific local conditions.
In the course of consultations held in early May, the Chargé d'affaires a.i. of the Permanent Mission of Israel tothe United Nations and the Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs discussed steps that might be taken pursuant to resolution ES-10/2.
Japan would like to consult with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea on concrete steps that might be taken towards normalization based on the outcome of the recent meeting of the working group on the normalization of Japan-Democratic People's Republic of Korea relations.
While in Belgium and the United Kingdom for consultations with private companies andinternational governmental and non-governmental organizations, the Chairman consulted with the Governments of both countries on steps that might be taken to render more effective the Council-imposed sanctions against UNITA.
At its fortieth session, the Working Group on Strategies andReview noted the need to identify both the problems encountered in ratification and the steps that might be taken to address these problems, and requested the secretariat to write to non-Parties to the EMEP Protocol, the Protocol on Heavy Metals, the Protocol on POPs and the Gothenburg Protocol, inviting them to share their experiences ECE/EB. AIR/WG.5/88, para. 61(c) i.
In an effort to clarify positions on the reform issue,the President of the fifty-seventh session of the General Assembly circulated a questionnaire containing seven items concerning outstanding issues remaining to be resolved by the Working Group and possible steps that might be taken to overcome the obstacles in the reform process.
The view was expressed that space-related intergovernmental organizations and their member States should consider the possible steps that might be taken to bring the activities of those intergovernmental organizations into the framework of the Rescue Agreement, the Liability Convention and the Registration Convention.
If, as a result of this information, it becomes clear that unless urgent action is taken conflict will ensue, the Security Council might consider, in consultation with the Secretary-General,the dispatch of an urgent mission of Council members to the area of conflict for the purpose of reporting on immediate steps that might be taken to prevent the crisis from escalating.
The aim of the Working Group is to provide the General Council with recommendations on steps that might be taken to improve the flow of technologies to developing countries.
In view of certain incidents brought to the Bureau's attention which might have been avoided if the officeholder had been in possession ofa United Nations laissez-passer, the Bureau proposes that the Secretary-General review United Nations practice in this respect and identify steps that might be taken to permit the issuance of such documents to Commission mechanisms.