Примеры использования To take due account на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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To take due account of the public input art. 13, para.
It was thus important for the Fifth Committee, andthe General Assembly, to take due account of such considerations.
How to take due account of the public's comments when they were particularly numerous;
It is necessary to build a culture of respectful communication and to take due account of comments.
It also encouraged UNCITRAL to take due account of the concerns expressed by inland transport experts.
How to improve the capacity of public authorities, andparticularly local authorities, to take due account of the public's input;
It also encouraged UNCITRAL to take due account of the concerns expressed by inland transport experts.
Urges the Secretariat,in the preparation of the reports of the Secretary-General referred to in paragraph 8 above, to take due account of national reports;
This would be inter alia to enable the Parties to take due account of any such proposals when making nominations.
To take due account of overall national objectives for FDI(e.g., priorities for specific sectors, industries and/or sub-regions);
The evolving regulatory framework needs to take due account of systemic risk and the overall stability of the financial system.
The obligation to take due account of this outcome shall not be construed as implying an obligation to provide individual responses to submissions from the public.
The AGC is also revised whenever necessary to take due account of political and transport changes in Europe.
Urged the EC to take due account of the relevant instruments of the UNECE and to keep UNECE informed about all developments related to the revision of the Directive;
The new provisions include the obligation for the Commission to take due account of the impact of fisheries on other species and marine ecosystems.
The obligation to take due account of the outcome of public participation shall not be construed as implying an obligation to provide individual responses to submissions from the public.
Also praiseworthy were the activities of the Press Council,which he hoped to take due account of Estonia's obligations under the provisions of the Covenant.
He urged the State party to take due account of the Paris Principles,to ensure that the new institution could fulfil its mission as effectively and independently as possible.
That is why United Nations resolutions on the subject point to the need to take due account of the"interests" of the inhabitants of the Islands.
It is not enough if the obligation to take due account of the outcome of the public participation is placed only on the developer and, where relevant, its EIA or OVOS consultant.
Particular language calls for the specialized agencies in formulating their assistance programmes to take due account of a 1990 text entitled"Challenges and opportunities: a strategic framework.
Reaffirming the need for the parties to take due account of the interests of the population of the islands in accordance with the provisions of the General Assembly resolutions on the question of the Falkland Islands Malvinas.
Measures have been taken to ensure that all bureaux anddepartments are fully aware of the need to take due account of this Convention's provisions in formulating policies and implementing programmes.
Reaffirming the need for the parties to take due account of the interests of the population of the islands in accordance with the provisions of the General Assembly resolutions on the question of the Falkland Islands Malvinas.
We remain concerned, however,regarding a number of issues related to the politicization of UNRWA operations and the need to take due account of the campaign of terror being waged against Israel's citizens.
The COP emphasized the need for the GEF to take due account of the relevant decisions taken by the COP when financing activities in accordance with the MOU.
At the same time,all delegations noted that efforts to reduce greenhouse gases would need to take due account of the common but differentiated responsibilities and capabilities of countries.
Urges the international community to take due account of the anti-drug strategy in the hemisphere as a significant contribution to the strengthening of the Global Programme of Action adopted by the General Assembly at its seventeenth special session.
The Economic and Social Council, in its resolution 1997/40, urged the international community to take due account of the anti-drug strategy as a significant contribution to the strengthening of the Global Programme of Action.
The use of the index would make it possible to take due account of the real economic and social conditions of particularly vulnerable developing States.