Примеры использования To consider making contributions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I urge Member States to consider making contributions to the trust fund.
The draft urges Member States-- and invites the private sector and all concerned individuals and institutions-- to consider making contributions to the Fund.
Several of them expressed their willingness to consider making contributions over and above their agreed burden-share.
The Working Group thanked the Republic of Korea for the large donation that it had made to the CEMP Special Fund(COMM CIRC 15/38) andencouraged all Members to consider making contributions to the fund.
He also appealed to all States, international organizations andother stakeholders to consider making contributions to the Trust Fund for that purpose and to assist the secretariat in identifying other sources of funding.
The Secretary-General thanked the various contributors to the voluntary trust fund including Spain, which had recently contributed US$ 20,018, andurged other members to consider making contributions.
The Fund is currently close to depletion, andMember States are called on to consider making contributions, which may be earmarked, if required.
Since funds had to date been received only from Canada andthe United Nations"Delivering as One" funding window, he urged members of the configuration to consider making contributions.
The joint session maywish to urge members, and the private sector, to consider making contributions, of funds or in kind,to ECE/FAO work.
The Commission calls upon all countries to consider making contributions to the implementation of the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development, taking into account the provisions of chapters XIII and XIV of the Programme of Action, and the economic constraints faced by developing countries, and urges the international community to promote a supportive international economic environment.
The Commission decided to organize the Regional Preparatory Meeting for the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development on 1 and2 December 2011 in Geneva, and invited member States to consider making contributions to defray the cost of the meeting.
It would, however, appeal for more countries to consider making contributions to enable the Secretariat to meet the increased need for technical assistance especially in developing countries and in newly independent States.
The Commission reiterated its appeal to all States, international organizations andother interested entities to cooperate with UNCITRAL in providing technical assistance and to consider making contributions to the UNCITRAL Trust Fund to meet the increasing demand for such assistance.
The Commission had emphasized the need for States to consider making contributions to the Trust Fund so as to enable the Secretariat to meet the increasing demands for training and technical assistance, especially in developing and newly independent States.
In relation to that question, he reiterated his request that the UNCITRAL secretariat should be provided with sufficient human resources and funds to implement its training and technical assistance programmes andappealed to all States to consider making contributions to the UNCITRAL Trust Fund for Symposia; in that respect, he expressed appreciation to the Governments of Cambodia, France, the Philippines and Switzerland for their contributions.
The Commission reiterated its appeal to all States, international organizations andother interested entities to consider making contributions to the UNCITRAL Trust Fund for Symposia, if possible in the form of multi-year contributions or as specific-purpose contributions, in order to facilitate planning and enable the Secretariat to meet the increasing number of requests from developing countries and countries with economies in transition for technical cooperation and assistance activities.
Recognizing the crucial importance of training and technical assistance as one of the major vehicles of the UNCITRAL dissemination and communication system,the Commission noted the need for States to consider making contributions to the UNCITRAL Trust Fund for Symposia so as to enable the Secretariat to meet the increasing demands for training and technical assistance, especially in developing countries and newly independent States.
The Commission reiterated its appeal to all States, international organizations andother interested entities to consider making contributions to the Trust Fund for UNCITRAL Symposia, if possible in the form of multi-year contributions, so as to facilitate planning and enable the Secretariat to meet the increasing demands from developing countries and States with economies in transition for training and technical legislative assistance.
Recognizing the crucial importance of training and technical assistance as one of the major vehicles of the UNCITRAL dissemination and communication system,the Commission noted the need for States to consider making contributions to the UNCITRAL Trust Fund for Symposia so as to enable the Secretariat to meet the increasing demands for training and technical assistance, especially in developing countries and newly independent States.
He appealed to all States, international organizations andother interested entities to consider making contributions to the UNCITRAL Trust Fund and to assist the secretariat in the identification of other sources of funding for such activities.
Stressing the importance of extrabudgetary funding for carrying out training and technical assistance activities, the Commission appealed once more to all States, international organizations andother interested entities to consider making contributions to the UNCITRAL Trust Fund for Symposia so as to facilitate planning and to enable the Secretariat to meet the increasing demands in developing countries and newly independent States for training and assistance.
At its 46th Session(Vienna, 8-26 July 2013), the Commission appealed to all States, international organizations andother interested entities to consider making contributions to the Trust Fund for UNCITRAL symposia, if possible, in the form of multi-year contributions, or as specific-purpose contributions, so as to facilitate planning and enable the Secretariat to meet the increasing requests from developing countries and countries with economies in transition for training and technical legislative assistance A/68/17, paras. 232-234.
Given the importance of extra-budgetary funding for the implementation of the training and technical assistance component of the UNCITRAL work programme, the Commission may again wish to appeal to all States, international organizations andother interested entities to consider making contributions to the Trust Fund for UNCITRAL Symposia, particularly in the form of multi-year contributions, so as to facilitate planning and enable the secretariat to meet the increasing demands in developing countries and newly independent States for training and assistance.
His Government endorsed the Commission's call for States, international organizations andother interested bodies to consider making contributions to the UNCITRAL Trust Fund for Symposia in order to satisfy the growing demand from developing countries and newly independent States for training and technical assistance.
Malaysia joined in the appeal for developed countries, international organizations andinterested entities to consider making contributions to the UNCITRAL Trust Fund for Symposia so as to enable many more developing countries to participate in the Commission's training programme.
Noting the need for financial and human resources for the Protocol's implementation,invited the Signatories to consider making contributions to a trust fund to be established under the Protocol or making earmarked contributions to the Water Convention's trust fund see chap. IX.
Stressing the importance of extrabudgetary funding, the Commission again appealed to all States, international organizations andother interested entities to consider making contributions to the UNCITRAL trust funds to enable its secretariat to meet the increasing demands for training and assistance and to enable delegates from developing countries to attend UNCITRAL meetings.
Recognizing the crucial importance of training and technical assistance in the dissemination of information on UNCITRAL texts,the Commission noted the need for States to consider making contributions to the UNCITRAL Trust Fund for Symposia so as to enable the Secretariat to meet the increasing demands for training and technical assistance, especially in developing countries and newly independent States.
Stressing the importance of extrabudgetary funding for carrying out training and technical assistance activities, the Commission appealed once again to all States, international organizations andother interested entities to consider making contributions to the UNCITRAL trust funds so as to enable the secretariat of the Commission to meet the increasing demands in developing countries and newly independent States for training and assistance and to enable delegates from developing countries to attend UNCITRAL meetings.
Stressing the importance of extrabudgetary funding for carrying out training and technical assistance activities, the Commission appealed once more to all States, international organizations andother interested entities to consider making contributions to the UNCITRAL Trust Fund for Symposia, particularly in the form of multi-year contributions, so as to facilitate planning and enable the Secretariat to meet the increasing demands in developing countries and newly independent States for training and assistance.