Примеры использования To consider that question на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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However, the Court will not need to consider that question.
It was time to consider that question in detail and create such a mechanism.
The courts of the United States are not even permitted to consider that question;
However, it would be better not to consider that question in isolation and to include it in the process of reforming the Charter.
He hoped that, during its session, the Committee would be able to consider that question in depth.
It might be appropriate to consider that question under the agenda item on improving the financial situation of the United Nations.
For almost four weeks,its member States had actively participated in the informal consultations to find the most appropriate way to consider that question at the current session.
It would be useful for the Committee to consider that question at the current session and make proposals to the relevant United Nations bodies.
In its resolution 1996/19, entitled“Tolerance and pluralism as indivisible elements in the promotion and protection of human rights”, adopted under the present agenda item,the Commission decided to consider that question at its fifty-third session.
It would be far more logical to consider that question in the context of the performance reports, which would show the level of efficiency gains.
In its resolution 2000/32, the Commission requested the Office of the High Commissioner to report to the Commission at its fifty-eighth session on progress made in that matter,and decided to consider that question at its fifty-eighth session.
The Committee had to find time to consider that question in the light of the opinions to be expressed at the meeting of the chairpersons of the treaty bodies.
In its decision 1999/110, the Commission, reaffirming its resolution 1998/74 and mindful of the ongoing discussions on the issue of the review of the mechanisms of the Commission,decided to consider that question again at its fifty-sixth session under the relevant agenda item.
He asked the State party to consider that question and give its opinion in its following report, indicating what solution it had found to the problem.
It was asked whether the word“powers” in paragraph 3 ofarticle 3 was necessary, and it was suggested that the Drafting Committee should be requested to consider that question, without prejudice to further consideration by the Committee of the Whole.
The Drafting Committee had decided not to consider that question because it was related to article 7 and would have to be revised in the light of that article.
He supported the proposal made by Mr. Sherifis and thought that the Committee should consider the possibility of exchanges of views with Mr. Glélé-Ahanhanzo, the Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination and xenophobia andrelated intolerance, in order to consider that question in depth.
In connection with the proposed United Nations Code of Conduct, the Committee decided to consider that question at a later date during its resumed fifty-second session, following the comments and observations of the International Civil Service Commission.
The Working Group also took note of the remark that the provisions on the content of the notice of arbitration, as contained in article 3, and the provisions on the content of the statement of claim as contained in article18 might overlap and that there might be a need to consider that question at a further stage of discussions on article 3.
Mr. CORELL(Under-Secretary-General, the Legal Counsel) introduced the Secretary-General's report on measures to eliminate international terrorism, which contained the views of 20 States on practical measures to eliminate acts of terrorism, on ways and means of enhancing the role of the United Nations andthe relevant specialized agencies in combating international terrorism, and on ways to consider that question within the Sixth Committee.
Ms. DAH(Rapporteur on Saint Lucia), pointing out that Saint Lucia had ratified the Convention in 1990 and that its report and core document were overdue by 15 years, said that the Committee had already considered the situation in that State party twice within the framework of the review procedure in its sixty-fourth and sixty-seventh sessions and, in the absence of aresponse from the Government of Saint Lucia, had decided to consider that question a third time, in the current session.
However, there is another question to consider that is easily overlooked- how to control the cameras through the software properly?
The Working Group agreed that it was not in a position to properly consider that question without better understanding of the scope and extent of the issues involved and the commentary being proposed by Working Group VI. Particular reference was made to paragraph 134 of part two, chapter II of the Guide, which indicated that various approaches were taken to the question of rejection.
The Working Group agreed to further consider that question.
The Working Group agreed to further consider that question at a future session.
The State party had long ago undertaken to consider the question but that process was still not complete.
Her delegation believed that a working group was the best way to consider the question and that the work should be guided by a spirit of consensus.
The same delegation also welcomed the Fund's efforts to decentralize activities further to the field and noted that the Council needed to consider the question of the harmonization of overall system-wide decentralization, including that of the specialized agencies.
It noted that Saudi Arabia planned to consider the question of acceding to international human rights instruments; a positive decision on that matter would strengthen its national system for the promotion and protection of human rights.
Requests the Special Rapporteur to submit a report on the activities relating to his mandate to the Commission at its sixtyfirst session and decides to consider the question at that session, under the same agenda item;