Примеры использования Subcommittee decided на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Subcommittee decided that.
Engagement with States parties to the Optional Protocol formally began when the Subcommittee decided to conduct its first country visit.
Specifically, the Subcommittee decided to conclude its work by 9 April 1997.
In conclusion, her delegation did not believe that the Colombian document would assist the Subcommittee, butin a spirit of compromise it would not object if the Subcommittee decided that the document should be used as the basis for its future work on the geostationary orbit.
The Subcommittee decided that the following products would be maintained and issued during the 1994-1995 period.
During its March-April session in 2010, the Subcommittee decided to embark upon a review of the existing general observations.
The Subcommittee decided to circulate the reports of its sessions to all Member States E/CN.3/1994/4, para. 33.
To that end, at its twelfth session in November 2010, the Subcommittee decided that, in the course of 2011, it would conduct visits to Brazil, Mali and Ukraine.
If the Subcommittee decided to take up the question of space debris it should adopt a comprehensive approach to the subject.
The CHAIRMAN said that, unless he heard any objection,he would take it that the Subcommittee decided, for its future sessions, to utilize unedited verbatim transcripts instead of summary records.
The Subcommittee decided that, owing to the complexity and magnitude of the proposal, it would continue to work on it during the next review cycle.
As some relevant considerations were expected to become clearer in the forthcoming year, the Subcommittee decided that a decision on long-term arrangements for the Chairmanship should be deferred until the twenty-eighth session.
The Subcommittee decided to devote its meeting in 1998 to inter-agency collaboration in drug control at the field level.
In order to address this gap, to ensure optimal engagement with allaspects of its mandate, and to make the best use of its expanded membership and expertise, the Subcommittee decided that, in addition to regular and follow-up visits, its annual visiting programme should include a new form of visit focused on engaging with issues concerning the NPM:"NPM advisory visits.
In 2011 the Subcommittee decided that a working group on security matters should be established under the leadership of the Vice-Chair for Visits, Mr. Hajek.
Therefore, to avoid duplication, the Subcommittee decided to replace those bodies with four regional teams, each led by a head.
The Subcommittee decided to suspend the work of the Group but agreed that a meeting of the Group could be convened following consultation with the Bureau, if the need arose.
After extensive discussions, the Subcommittee decided to recommend to MSC and MEPC the establishment of a joint IMO/FAO ad hoc working group.
The Subcommittee decided that the Chairman of the twenty-eighth session would be Mr. J. McLenaghan, Director of the Statistics Department of the International Monetary Fund IMF.
Further to its deliberations, the Subcommittee decided that the national human rights institution of Indonesia should retain its"A" status.
The Subcommittee decided that the Bureau should in future include the previous Chairman of the Subcommittee, so as to provide for enhanced continuity in the work of the Bureau.
In order to spearhead discussions on active means of cooperation between the agencies in the fight against drug abuse, the Subcommittee decided to consider together the agenda items on the strategic orientation of the System-Wide Action Plan, the conclusions and decisions of ACC and the Commission on Narcotic Drugs, and the status of progress in the development and implementation of umbrella projects and frameworks for inter-organizational cooperation in drug abuse and control.
The Subcommittee decided to invite ITU to participate in its sessions on a regular basis and to submit reports on its activities relating to the use of the geostationary orbit on an annual basis.
In that context, in 2010, the Subcommittee decided to publish its rules of procedure and its guidelines in relation to visits to States parties.
In that context, the Subcommittee decided to review the applicability of the System-Wide Action Plan to field-level operations and agreed on the importance of publicizing“best practices” of collaborative undertakings.
At its seventeenth session(June 2012), the Subcommittee decided to establish a number of ad hoc working groups, further information on which is provided in chapter IV, sections A and B, below.
The subcommittee decided to send a letter to the Executive Secretary of the Basel Convention indicating its wish to develop further cooperation and to work together with the Open-ended Working Group on the harmonization of the classification criteria of the Basel Convention relevant to the Globally Harmonized System.
At its sixteenth session, in February 2012, the Subcommittee decided to establish an ad hoc working group on the issue of reprisals, which is currently drafting a policy paper on the issue that will be published shortly.
The Subcommittee decided to recommend to the Maritime Safety Committee and the Marine Environment Protection Committee the establishment of a joint IMO/FAO ad hoc working group and invited FAO to submit a relevant document providing the draft terms of reference for such group to the seventy-second session of MSC(May 2000) for its consideration see report of the Subcommittee on its 8th session, FSI 8/19, paras.
At its meeting held from 31 July to 2 August 1995, the Subcommittee decided on a new approach to designing an improved System-Wide Action Plan, on the basis of a series of open-ended sectoral or subsectoral plans of action devised by multi-agency task forces.