Примеры использования To present their views на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Both parties had a right to present their views, either in writing or during a hearing.
Numerous facilities offered by the Government to all candidates to present their views and programmes;
Other delegations may wish to present their views on the conclusions and proposals of the workshop.
When a mandate for a new operation is considered, all potential contributors should be given opportunities to present their views.
In addition, the EC andNorway were invited to present their views on and experiences with the topic.
Not only were summaries of the hearings made available but NGO andprivate-sector representatives were invited to present their views to the meeting.
The panel members were invited to present their views and in this way a consultative process was established.
However, contrary to the previous practice, no Council members took the floor to present their views this time." A/58/PV.28.
Delegations are invited to present their views and proposals with regard to future activities and cooperation.
The opportunity was hailed as a platform for stakeholders to present their views and comments on the report.
Panellists were invited to present their views on global and regional initiatives to promote the development of PRTRs.
The Court therefore took into account only the views of States that had chosen to present their views at the first opportunity.
Delegations will be invited to present their views on the relationship between quality standards and organic produce.
At the eighth meeting of chairpersons, non-governmental organizations will have an opportunity to present their views under agenda items 7 and 8.
These organizations are also encouraged to present their views and proposals with regard to future activities and areas of cooperation.
The Governments of the countries of the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda("affected countries")were invited to present their views, which are reflected in the report.
Additionally, these organizations are invited to present their views and proposals with regard to future activities and areas of cooperation.
It was suggested that the Commission address thedefinition of"subsequent practice" and also invite Governments to present their views on that point.
These organizations are particularly encouraged to present their views and proposals with regard to future activities and areas of cooperation.
The Taliban didnot name representatives from their ranks, instead nominating pro-Taliban religious figures to present their views.
Nonetheless, it was noted that delegations were still free to present their views on any of the recommendations referred to. .
Of course, no"party of peace" formally exists, and those who criticize any aggressive foreign policy have a limited opportunity to present their views.
The debate was a good opportunity for delegations to present their views on how to improve the current practice, particularly in those three areas.
The Council reviews specific issues ingreat detail every month, and members of the Council have plenty of opportunities during the year to present their views on these situations.
Such a conference would give all States the opportunity to present their views in a more exhaustive manner and would enrich the progressive development of international law.
In addition, the review of the methodology had been ongoing for almost five months, andall parties had had ample time and opportunity to present their views on all issues of concern.
Each Committee member was invited to consider the matter further and to present their views for discussion and conclusions at the Committee's subsequent session.
The chairpersons agree that at their next meeting a specific opportunity would be provided to non-governmental organization representatives to present their views.
The ICRC, the United Nations, the CMC andother organizations are invited to present their views on the implementation of Article 7.
Governments were invited to present their views in that regard and on the impact of the Declaration on national legislation, policies and practices.