Примеры использования Their nomination на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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For the first time in their nomination list have made Qatar, Fiji, Lesotho.
This was achieved in all seats except Keszthely,where one candidate withdrew their nomination.
Should all the nominees withdraw their nomination, the elections to the Board of Directors shall be deemed null and void.
They shall perform individual review tasks in accordance with the duties set out in their nomination.
On 30 May 2005, the authors submitted their nomination papers to the electoral authority of their constituencies.
Members of the Steering Committee were nominated in an open competition in which candidates had to defend their nomination in public.
Their nomination by the Commission was subsequently confirmed by the Economic and Social Council at its forty-seventh meeting, on 25 July 2013.
It was noted that observers need the surety that their nomination will allow them access.
The works to be published(published) in complete form in the last threeyears butnot later than six months prior to their nomination.
The nominees to the Board of Directors may withdraw their nomination prior to or in the course of voting by filing a written application to the meeting's presidium.
Representatives of vulnerable and minority groups had also had limited success in local elections, butmore needed to be done to facilitate their nomination.
Following their nomination by the regional focal points, the Conference elected the following representatives of governmental participants to serve on the Executive Board.
Moreover, the media were focused not so much on the suggested programmes and positions butrather on the anticipation of decisions by leading political players regarding their nomination as candidates.
Their nomination papers were duly filled in, except for item 5 of part II, according to which they were requested to declare to which one of the four communities of the Mauritian population they belonged to.
Political parties, public associations andgroups of citizens shall have the right to campaign without obstruction for their candidates after their nomination.
Some still felt that the people should choose the members of the Council,whereas others felt that their nomination by the head of State would be a safeguard against segregationist tendencies.
They included the restaurants which have nominated themselves for participation in the Awards and had been given most votes of the Awards experts as well as the restaurants which had been recognised to be the best in their nomination.
Urges Parties that have not yet nominated their national designated entity to promptly communicate their nomination to the secretariat through their national focal point;
Upon their nomination by the representatives of the Group of Asian States, the Group of Eastern European States and the Group of Western European and Other States, respectively, Amir Hossein Hosseini(Islamic Republic of Iran), Irakli Chikovani(Georgia) and Stéphane Crouzat(France) were elected Vice-Chairmen by acclamation.
A total of 60 candidates of the PNK did not declare their community in accordance with theprovisions of paragraph 3(4) of the First Schedule of the Constitution and their nomination papers were declared invalid.
Some of the most significant facts for participation of Albanian women in all levels of drafting of policies,strategies or their nomination in public functions in all instances of governance are the very high positions that some of them have in legislative power and executive and judiciary power.
The President: Pursuant to General Assemblydecision 42/450 of 17 December 1987, the Assembly elects the members of the Committee for Programme and Coordination upon their nomination by the Economic and Social Council.
In view of the limited guidance andinformation available to Parties on national designated entities and their nomination, the CTCN prepared a guidance note for non-Annex I Parties describing the possible roles and responsibilities of such entities, and provided guidance and advice on the nomination of entities upon request by countries.
These auditors have the necessary powers, and their nomination, which is submitted by the bank in question, is approved by the Currency and Credit Council the Currency and Credit Council is the body that regulates the activities of monetary and credit institutions, defines and implements monetary policy, monitors the banking system, regulates deposit and compensation operations, oversees the banking profession and advises the Government on financial matters.
In accordance with previous practice, Carlos Roberto Leite, Juan Pablo Paniego andMichelle Walker participated in the meetings of the Commission following their nomination but prior to their formal election by the Council on 15 July 2014.
The Committee of Experts on Public Administration, which has been holding annual sessions since 2003 in accordance with Economic and Social Council resolution 2003/60, was established by the Council in its resolution 2001/45 andconsists of 24 experts appointed in their personal capacity by the Council upon their nomination by the Secretary-General.
There was general agreement that any procedure for the nomination, review and prioritization of emerging policy issues should be open and transparent and that clearly establishing how to dealwith emerging policy issues, including their nomination, review and prioritization, cooperative actions on the four emerging policy issues already identified and examining other issues, would be a key outcome of the second session of the Conference.
The President(spoke in French): Pursuant to General Assembly decision 42/450 of 17 December 1987,the Assembly elects the members of the Committee for Programme and Coordination upon their nomination by the Economic and Social Council.
In connection with the item regarding the election of offi-cers for 1995 which is to be taken up at the session,regional groups are urged to expedite their nomination of candidates to the Bureau of the 1995 session of the Disarmament Commis-sion.