Примеры использования Those groupings на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Moreover, such collaboration could help avoid possible confusion with other,similar needs of those groupings.
In those groupings, it would agree to identify only those individuals counted in the census and members of their immediate families.
In at least 40 per cent of the countries belonging to those groupings, 30 per cent or more of the children were underweight during 1990-1996.
In those groupings the priorities ranged from privatization, transport corridors for landlocked countries(ECO) and poverty alleviation SAARC.
I wish to call on the United Nations to intensify its collaboration with those groupings in crucial State and inter-State interventions.
Even within those groupings, however, the application of the key guidelines of the Resident Coordinator system can be quite different.
The increased use of interpretation by regional and other groupings of MemberStates was an encouraging development, given the importance of those groupings to the work of the United Nations.
A recent problem was the implantation of those groupings on the Internet, where it was much more difficult to prohibit their propaganda.
There was a clear trend towards regional groupings, particularly among the industrialized countries;that could be a sign of future restrictions, since those groupings would not limit their protectionist barriers.
He listed those groupings in his region with which ESCAP already maintained cooperation(SAARC, FORUM, ECO) SAARC: South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation.
NOTE: As a consequence of this danger hierarchy,tunnel restrictions which apply to a given grouping apply also to those groupings which are more dangerous, in accordance with the following table.
In table 5 below, the percentages of the combined desirable ranges of the three economic country groupings(developed countries, developing countries, countries with economies in transition)are compared to the percentages of staff from those groupings.
Malnutrition is particularly acute in Asia and Oceania and the least developed countries,where at least 40 per cent of countries belonging to those groupings exhibited an underweight prevalence of 30 per cent or more during 1990-1996.
Most of those groupings had provisions for technical cooperation among their member States, and their institutional framework should be used for TCDC activities to ensure more meaningful economic development in Africa in the 1990s.
Lastly, on the issue of the allocation of conference services to meetingsof regional groups and other major groupings of the Member States, his delegation stressed the importance of those groupings in the decision-making processes of the United Nations.
External assistance in the field of industry could catalyse the opportunities offered by those groupings, enabling them to benefit from each others' experience and to avail themselves of the potential economies of scale and complementarities of production promised by those groupings. .
International Narcotics Control Board for 2003 The regional groupings used in the report of the International Narcotics Control Board for 2003,together with the States in each of those groupings, are listed below.
In those groupings where labour movements are liberalized, market access for developing countries' workers will become more difficult to the extent that developed countries maintain overall ceilings on access of foreign labour and immigration which will be reserved primarily for nationals of regional members.
Regional groupings used in the report of the International Narcotics Control Board for 2005 The regional groupings used in the report of the International Narcotics Control Board for 2005,together with the States in each of those groupings, are listed below.
This could enable those groupings to meet prospective objections, for example on:(i) erecting trade barriers additional to or above what existed prior to the formation of a free trade area;(ii) the adverse impact on MFN trade liberalization; or(iii) mutual conformity of the Common External Tariff(CET) and national tariff schedules.
Such a step, if taken, would go against both the letter and the spirit of General Assembly resolution 63/248, in which the Assembly recognized the importance of meetings of regional and other major groupings of Member States for the smooth functioning of the sessionsof intergovernmental bodies and asked the Secretary-General to meet the requests of those groupings for conference services.
Decides to include all necessary resources in the budget for the next biennium to provide interpretation services for meetings of regional andother major groupings of Member States upon request by those groupings, on an ad hoc basis, in accordance with established practice, and requests the Secretary-General to submit to the General Assembly at its fifty-fourth session, through the Committee on Conferences, a report on the implementation of this decision;
Moreover, in section A, paragraph 9, of resolution 52/214 of 22 December 1997, the General Assembly decided to include all necessary resources in the budget for the biennium 1998-1999 to provide interpretation services for meetings of regional andother major groupings of Member States upon request by those groupings, on an ad hoc basis, in accordance with established practice.
Decides to include all necessary resources in the budget for the biennium 1998-1999 to provide interpretation services for meetings of regional andother major groupings of Member States upon request by those groupings, on an ad hoc basis, in accordance with established practice, and requests the Secretary-General to submit to the General Assembly at its fifty-third session, through the Committee on Conferences, a report on the implementation of this decision;
Furthermore, in paragraphs 9 and 28 of its more recent resolutions 52/214 A of 22 December 1997 and 53/208 A of 18 December 1998, respectively, the Assembly decided to include all necessary resources in the budget for the ensuing bienniums to provide interpretation services for meetings of regional andother major groupings of Member States upon request by those groupings, on an ad hoc basis, in accordance with established practice.
In paragraph 11, the Assembly decided to include all necessary resources in the budget for the biennium 2000-2001 to provide interpretation services for meetings of regional andother major groupings of Member States upon request by those groupings, on an ad hoc basis, in accordance with established practice, and requested the Secretary-General to submit to the Assembly at its fifty-fifth session, through the Committee on Conferences, a report on the implementation of this decision.
Subsequently, in paragraph 13 of its resolution 50/206 A of 23 December 1995, the Assembly requested the Secretary-General to provide, within the resources approved for conference services for the biennium 1996-1997, interpretation services for meetings of regional andother major groupings of Member States upon request by those groupings, taking into account the priority due to meetings included in the calendar of conferences.
Furthermore, in paragraph 28 of resolution 53/208 A, the Assembly decided to include all necessary resources in the budget for the ensuing biennium to provide interpretation services for meetings of regional andother major groupings of Member States upon request by those groupings, on an ad hoc basis, in accordance with established practice, and requested the Secretary-General to submit to the Assembly at its fifty-fourth session, through the Committee on Conferences, a report on the implementation of that decision.
The following year, in paragraph 19 of its resolution 51/211 A of 18 December 1996, the Assembly reiterated its request to the Secretary-General to provide, within the resources requested for conference services for the biennium 1998-1999, interpretation services for meetings of regional andother major groupings of Member States upon request by those groupings, taking into account the priority due to meetings included in the calendar of conferences.
Requests the Secretary-General to provide, within the resources approved for conference services in the biennium 1996-1997, interpretation services for meetings of regional andother major groupings of Member States upon request by those groupings, taking into account the priority due to meetings included in the calendar of conferences and meetings, and to submit a report on the implementation of this decision to the General Assembly at its fifty-first session through the Committee on Conferences.