Примеры использования This open-ended working group на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Moderator took three overarching points from the discussion which related to the work of this Open-ended Working Group.
In establishing this open-ended working group our objective should not be to further burden the Committee and force it to delay its current work further.
And more broadly, it was the Moderator's hope that with creativity grounded in reality, this Open-ended Working Group could help bring a little more clarity on these issues.
This open-ended working group, which meets for one week every year, was established by the Commission in its decision 1996/103 of 11 April 1996 and by the Council in its decision 1996/289 of 24 July 1996.
The Moderator noted the importance of reiterating,as some argued on 14 May, that this Open-ended Working Group should be used thoughtfully and not be turned into an"us-versus-them" exercise- or for that matter, an"us-versus-us" exercise.
This open-ended Working Group was established by the Commission on Human Rights in its resolution 1998/72 of 22 April 1998, as approved by Economic and Social Council decision 1998/269 of 30 July 1998.
Engage nuclear weapon-possessing States(NWPS) outside current nuclear disarmament and arms control arrangements in the conceptualization andformulation of nuclear disarmament initiatives such as this Open-ended Working Group.
As to the matters to be taken up by this open-ended working group, my delegation believes that priority should be given to the question of the payment of arrears.
Engage nuclear weapon-possessing States(NWPS) outside current nuclear disarmament and arms control arrangements in the conceptualization andformulation of nuclear disarmament initiatives- this Open-ended Working Group could be a good beginning.
This open-ended working group was established by Commission resolution 2002/24 of 22 April 2002 and Council decision 2002/254 of 25 July 2002 to meet in the intersessional period of the fifty-ninth session of the Commission.
Finally, we would like to emphasize that we deem the financial resources referred to in paragraph 3 of draft resolution A/C.1/65/L.35 to be subject to regular budgetary procedures and to the scrutiny of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions and the Fifth Committee, andthat questions on the scope and financing of this Open-ended Working Group would need to be addressed and resolved in that context.
This Open-ended Working Group should be examining how new tools and mechanisms could take the international community closer to nuclear disarmament, but it should also consider how the existing tools and mechanisms could also do that.
This open-ended working group was established by Commission resolution 2002/24 of 24 April 2002 and Economic and Social Council decision 2002/257 of 25 July 2002 to meet in the intersessional period of the fifty-ninth session of the Commission on Human Rights.
This open-ended working group, which meets for two weeks every year, was established by the Commission in its resolutions 1994/90 of 9 March 1994 and 1995/78 of 8 March 1995 and recently extended by Commission resolution 1996/85 and Council decision 1996/288.
This open-ended working group, which meets for one week every year, was established by the Commission in its decision 1984/116 of 16 March 1984 and recently extended by Commission resolution 1996/81 of 23 April 1996 and Council resolution 1996/25 of 23 July 1996.
This open-ended working group(which replaced the earlier intergovernmental working group of experts established to elaborate a strategy for the implementation and promotion of the right to development) was established by the Commission in its resolution 1998/72 and the Council in its decision 1998/269.
This open-ended working group(which replaced the earlier intergovernmental working group of experts entrusted to elaborate a strategy for the implementation and promotion of the right to development) was established by Commission resolution 1998/72 and Economic and Social Council decision 1998/269.
This open-ended working group, which meets for two weeks every year, was established by the Commission in its resolutions 1994/90 of 9 March 1994 and 1995/78 of 8 March 1995 and was recently extended by Commission resolution 1998/76 of 22 April 1998 and Council decision 1998/271 of 30 July 1998.
This open-ended working group(which replaced the intergovernmental working group of experts entrusted with elaborating a strategy for the implementation and promotion of the right to development) was established by the Commission on Human Rights in resolution 1998/72 of 22 April 1998, as approved by the Economic and Social Council in its decision 1998/269 of 30 July 1998.
This open-ended working group, also known as the Working Group on the Right to Development(which replaced the earlier intergovernmental working group of experts entrusted to elaborate a strategy for the implementation and promotion of the right to development), was established by the Commission in its resolution 1998/72 of 22 April 1998 and the Council in its decision 1998/269 of 30 July 1998.
This intersessional open-ended working group was established by Commission resolution 2001/46 of 23 April 2001 and Council decision 2001/221 of 4 June 2001.
We therefore support the Open-ended Working Group set up for this purpose.
The revitalization process is to continue comprehensively at this session in an informal open-ended working group.
For this purpose, the Open-ended Working Group may wish to circulate questionnaires to the Parties to identify the information required.
This information was reported to the Open-ended Working Group at its eighth meeting.
The third, and last,question before us today is the future consideration of this issue by the Open-ended Working Group.
This work programme was adopted by Open-ended Working Group at its third session, in its decision OEWG-III/3.
We are pleased that a report connected to the future work of the arms trade treaty was adopted by consensus at this year's Open-ended Working Group.
We all know that this cannot be done in the Open-ended Working Group.
I have requested the Permanent Representative of Benin to serve as chairman of this informal, open-ended working group, which should commence its work as soon as possible.