Примеры использования The joint meeting also на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Joint Meeting also decided that the work should concern packagings and IBCs.
Despite the comment by the representative of Austria that a database with a small number of events would not be useful, the Joint Meeting also approved the recommendation of the group to improve the reporting of accidents, not only in the context of accidents involving a BLEVE, and to develop an accident statistics database at the international level, based on France's proposals.
The Joint Meeting also pointed out that the current wording of 6.7.2.19.6 is not very clear in English.
On the proposal of Belgium, the Joint Meeting also agreed that references to total exemptions could also be included in this column.
The Joint Meeting also agreed to consider all the text placed between square brackets at the next session.
The Joint Meeting also adopted the proposed and amended texts for 7.5.8.1 and 5.4.1.1.6 see Addendum 1.
The Joint Meeting also encouraged France to continue its work on modelling along the lines of informal document INF.36.
The joint meeting also took up the thematic issue of the impact of counter-terrorism measures on human rights.
The Joint Meeting also decided that the working group would not meet concurrently with the Joint Meeting. .
The Joint Meeting also agreed that it was therefore unnecessary to add AP3 to the UN numbers mentioned in paragraph 6 see annex II.
The Joint Meeting also noted that these provisions would be included in the next version of the IMDG Code to be published in 2004.
The Joint Meeting also noted that IMO was planning to make the IMDG Code mandatory for the purposes of the SOLAS and MARPOL Conventions.
The Joint Meeting also confirmed that the water jacket test was an alternative to the hydraulic pressure test and was not mandatory.
In that regard, the Joint Meeting also recommended that the Economic and Social Council address the theme of science and technology for development at its substantive session of 1994.
The Joint Meeting also decided to keep this list of substances for the dedicated tanks, in particular for the needs of those entitled and the approval authorities.
The Joint Meeting also decided to keep the existing difference between RID/ADR and the Model Regulations with regard to UN No. 2447, namely, that it also concerned molten yellow phosphorus.
The Joint Meeting also agreed that the special provisions with the same number as in the United Nations Model Regulations should be identical in substance to those of the Model Regulations.
The Joint Meeting also noted the information provided by Austria(INF.39) on the tragic death of a chef linked to the fact that he was carrying a package containing dry ice in his private vehicle.
The Joint Meeting also stressed the need for priority setting for the national reports, as well as the importance of harmonizing the tools by providing an efficient reporting mechanism.
The Joint Meeting also adopted the principle to assign tank codes L15CH to substances to which tank instruction T22 has been assigned, and to assign tank code L10CH to substances to which tank instruction T20 has been assigned.
The Joint Meeting also paid tribute to the memory of Mr. P. De Hertefelt(Belgium) and Mrs. A. Seywert(CLCCR) who had recently passed away and who had participated actively in sessions of the Working Group on Tanks for many years.
The joint meeting also decided to prepare an updated Benchmarks document in a more user-friendly, flexible form that would be presented to the Conference of the Parties at its eighth meeting. .
The joint meeting also identified key priorities and concrete actions to be taken in meeting the Goals, particularly in such areas as industry, climate change mitigation, infrastructure development and financing for development.
The Joint Meeting also decided to delete the new definition of"substances" comprising mixtures and solutions such as preparations and wastes which would have permitted the deletion of the references to substances and/or solutions in all the other definitions.
The Joint Meeting also agreed, e.g. for n.o.s. entries 1078, 1060 and 1965, to include such terms as“F1 mixtures” in the name, in accordance with 2.2.2.3 of INF. 11, as terms which were also this term also being authorized in the transport documents.
The Joint Meeting also noted that the United Nations Sub-Committee of Experts intended to consider the question of the coherent use of the terms"mark" and"marking" throughout the Model Regulations. It was therefore premature to amend the current texts.
The Joint Meeting also endorsed the working group recommendation that closed vehicles and closed containers should be permitted for carriage in bulk even if in some circumstances it would be necessary to provide openings to allow for the exchange of vapours when they are present.
The Joint Meeting also accepted the ERA offer to organize a second workshop from 28 to 30 October 2014 that would seek to take stock of the existing databases on accidents and their contents and to explore the notion of calculations and uncertainties mentioned by the Chairman.
The Joint Meeting also took note of the provisional opinion of the legal service of OCTI at the meeting in question, that the measures proposed perhaps went beyond the scope and objectives of RID, and that it would be preferable for the provisions proposed to be made mandatory for States Parties to COTIF in the form of another instrument of international law.