Примеры использования Third and fourth review на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Second, Third and Fourth Review Conferences noted the importance of.
The Second Review Conference invited States Parties to continue to provide such information and texts, and the Third and Fourth Review Conferences encouraged all States Parties to provide such informationand texts in the future. IV.IV.5, III.IV.4, II.IV.3, I.IV.2.
The Third and Fourth Review Conference recalled the existence of the Secretary General's investigative mechanism.
The Third and Fourth Review Conferences called for appropriate measures by all States Parties to implement this article. IV. III.2, III. III.1.
The Third and Fourth Review Conferences particularly welcomed regional initiatives that would lead to wider accession to the Convention. IV. XIV.4, III. XIV.4.
In addition, the Third and Fourth Review Conferences encouraged all States Parties to provide any useful information on the implementation of such measures. IV.IV.5, III.IV.4.
The Third and Fourth Review Conferences recommended that conferences of States Parties to review the operation of the Convention should be held at least every five years. IV. XII.3, III. XII.3.
The Third and Fourth Review Conferences stressed the importance of the withdrawal of all reservations to the 1925 Geneva Protocol related to the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention. IV. VIII.5, III. VIII.4.
The Third and Fourth Review Conferences stated that transfers relevant to the Convention should be authorized only when the intended use is for purposes not prohibited under the Convention. IV. III.2, III. III.1.
The Second, Third and Fourth Review Conferences reaffirmed that Article I applies to developments in the fields of microbiology, genetic engineering, biotechnology, molecular biology and genome studies.
In both the third and fourth review and appraisal, about one third of the countries in which such services were reported to be available also had services specifically designed for rural older persons.
The Second, Third and Fourth Review Conferences affirmed that Article III is sufficiently comprehensive to cover any recipient whatsoever at international, national or sub-national levels. IV. III.1, III. III.1, II. III.1.
The Third and Fourth Review Conferences agreed that States Parties should provide a specific, timely response to any compliance concern alleging a breach of their obligations under the Convention. IV.V.8, III.V.18.
The Third and Fourth Review Conferences also encouraged States Parties to take action to persuade non-parties to accede, and"particularly welcomed" regional initiatives that would lead to wider accession to the Convention.
The Second, Third and Fourth Review Conferences noted"the importance of… legislation regarding the physical protection of laboratoriesand facilities to prevent unauthorised access to and removal of pathogenic or toxic material.
The Third and Fourth Review Conferences requested that the Secretary-General[of the United Nations] collate on an annual basis,and for the information of States Parties, reports on how this Article is being implemented. IV.X.14, III.X.10, II.X.8, I.X.3.
The Third and Fourth Review Conferences stressed"that in the case of alleged use the United Nations is called upon to take appropriate measures expeditiously, which could include a request to the Security Council to consider action in accordance with the Charter.
The Second, Third and Fourth Review Conferences noted"the importance of… legislation regarding the physical protection of laboratoriesand facilities to prevent unauthorised access to and removal of microbial or other biological agents, or toxins.
The Third and Fourth Review Conferences invited the Security Council to consider immediately any complaint lodged under Article VIand to initiate any measures it considers necessary for the investigation of the complaint in accordance with the Charter. IV.VI.3, III.VI.3.
The Third and Fourth Review Conferences"invited each State Party to consider, if constitutionally possible and in conformity with international law, the application of such measures to actions taken anywhere by natural persons possessing its nationality.
The Third and Fourth Review Conferences considered that in the event that this article might be invoked, the United Nations, with the help of appropriate intergovernmental organizations such as the World Health Organization(WHO), could play a coordinating role. IV. VII.5, III. VII.4.
The Third and Fourth Review Conferences invited the Security Council to inform each State Party of the results of any investigation initiated under Article VIand to consider promptly any appropriate further action which may be necessary. IV.VI.5, III.VI.5.
The Second, Third and Fourth Review Conferences noted the importance of… legislation regarding the physical protection of laboratoriesand facilities to prevent unauthorised access to and removal of microbial or other biological agents, or toxins. IV.IV.3-4, III.IV.3, II.IV.4.
The third and fourth reviews of the Strategic Framework for Peacebuilding in Burundi, held on 29 July 2009 and 24 March 2010, respectively, were used by the Commission to continue its engagement with the Government of Burundi and key stakeholders with respect to the peacebuilding agenda.
The Second, Third and Fourth Review Conferences noted the importance of the"inclusion in textbooksand in medical, scientific and military education programmes of information dealing with the prohibitions and provisions contained in the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention and the Geneva Protocol of 1925.
At the Third and Fourth Review Conferences, States Parties agreed"to consult, at the request of any State Party, regarding allegations of use or threat of use of bacteriological(biological) or toxin weapons and to cooperate fully with the United Nations Secretary-General in carrying out such investigations.
The Second, Third and Fourth Review Conferences called for greater co-operation in international public health and disease control.[IV.X.12, III.X.3, II.X.4] The Third and Fourth Review Conferences also urged the United Nations and its specialised agencies to take similar specific measures. IV.X.12, III.X.3.
Third and Fourth Review Conferences reaffirmed that the Convention unequivocally covers all microbial or other biological agents or toxins, naturally or artificially created or altered, as well as their components, whatever their origin or method of production, of types and in quantities that have no justification for prophylactic, protective or other peaceful purposes.
The Second, Third and Fourth Review Conferences, conscious of apprehensions arising from relevant scientific and technological developments, inter alia, in the fields of microbiology, genetic engineering and biotechnology, and the possibilities of their use for purposes inconsistent with the objectives and the provisions of the Convention, reaffirmed that the undertaking given by the States Parties in Article I applies to all such developments.
The Second, Third and Fourth Review Conferences, requested the Secretary-General of the United Nations to propose for inclusion of the agenda of a relevant United Nations body a discussion and examination of the means for improving institutional mechanisms in order to facilitate the fullest possible exchange of equipment, materials and scientific and technological information for the use of bacteriological(biological) agents and toxins for peaceful purposes.