Примеры использования Two working papers на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Two working papers were submitted by the Chairman and discussed in the Working Group.
During these meetings, on behalf of the Community and its member States,Denmark circulated two working papers.
Two working papers submitted by the Chairman of Working Group I(A/CN.10/2008/WG. I/WP.1 and Rev.1);
She had beenasked to continue consultations, using the two working papers as the basis for negotiations.
The two working papers submitted on the topic(A/48/33, paras. 98-99) constituted a useful basis for discussion.
The programme of activities for the Year, adopted by the General Assembly as anannex to resolution 46/128, drew upon these two working papers.
The two working papers constitute preparatory documents to form part of the overall report to be submitted by the Study Group.
The delegation of Guatemala suggested that the Committee should first consider whether a reform of the type proposed in the two working papers was feasible.
During 2013, UNICRI carried out background research, reflected in two working papers, on the impact of profiling on fundamental rights.
Two working papers submitted by Indonesia on behalf of States Members of the United Nations that are members of the Non-Aligned Movement(A/CN.10/2003/WG. I/WP.4 and WP.5);
It also appreciated the debates held within the Study Group and the two working papers highlighting various interpretative approaches, primarily in arbitral decisions.
The two working papers on that matter(A/48/33, paras. 98 and 99), would most likely be combined into one, and a generally acceptable solution to that important question would certainly be found.
Meetings of the Enlarged Bureau of the Committee on 10 and17 June 2005 discussed two working papers, as shown in the annexes to the present document.
Mr. DJELANTIK(Indonesia) said that the two working papers should be amalgamated as a basis for the Subcommittee's further consideration of the issue of space benefits.
Recalling also decision 1997/114 of 11 April 1997 of the Commission on Human Rights and decision 1997/289 of 22 July 1997 of the Economic and Social Council,by which Mrs. Daes was appointed as Special Rapporteur with the mandate to prepare two working papers on indigenous peoples and their relationship to land with a view to suggesting practical measures to address ongoing problems in this regard.
Following discussions in the Working Group on agenda item4("Recommendations for achieving the objective of nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation of nuclear weapons") of the non-papers circulated by the Chair, the Chair decided to circulate, under his own responsibility and without prejudice to the position of any delegation and its right to put forward further proposals at the next substantive session of the Commission, two working papers.
The consensus reached at the meeting was reflected in two working papers which were transmitted to all Governments under cover of a note verbale dated 19 August 1997.
The two working papers examined by the Study Group thus far provided excellent summaries of the issues and his delegation looked forward to receiving recommendations from the Commission on the topic.
Mr. Grey(United States of America) said that his delegation wished to submit two working papers to be issued as Conference documents with suggestions for elements of the Committee's final report.
Two working papers entitled"Practical confidence-building measures in the field of conventional arms", were submitted by Sweden, on behalf of the European Union, with the associated countries aligning themselves(A/CN.10/2001/WG. II/WP.1) and A/CN.10/2001/WG. II/WP.2.
We present this document in addition to the two working papers, one on entry into force and the other on the relevance of FMCT for nuclear terrorism, which were presented by Italy earlier this year.
Two working papers prepared by members of the working group pursuant to Sub-Commission resolution 2005/6 were distributed as conference room papers: A working paper entitled"Bilateral and multilateral economic agreements and their impact on human rights of the beneficiaries", submitted by Chin-Sung Chung and Florizelle O'Connor(A/HRC/Sub.1/58/CRP.8); and a working paper entitled"The role of the State in the guarantee of human rights with reference to the activities of transnational corporations and other business entities", submitted by Gáspár Bíró A/HRC/Sub.1/58/CRP.12.
At the forty-eighth session of the Special Committee 9/ held in March 1993, two working papers, in the form of draft General Assembly resolutions, were introduced by a group of 19 sponsors(A/AC.182/L.76/Rev.1) and by India and Nepal(A/AC.182/L.77), respectively.
While the two working papers submitted on that topic(A/48/33, paras. 98 and 99) reflected legitimate concerns, his delegation had doubts as to their general approach and the possibility of achieving the desired objectives through the methods which they advocated.
It was regrettable that, once again,the Special Committee had been unable, because of time constraints, to consider the two working papers entitled"Strengthening of the role of the Organization and enhancement of its efficiency"(A/48/33, para. 90), submitted by Cuba, and"Enhancing the effectiveness of the Security Council in regard to the maintenance of international peace and security"(A/48/33, para. 93), submitted by the Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya.
Australia contributed to two working papers on export controls submitted to the 2013 Preparatory Committee by the Non-Proliferation and Disarmament Initiative and the Vienna Group of Ten respectively.
Mr. SHIRAI(Japan) said that the two working papers(A/AC.105/C.2/L.182/Rev.3 and A/AC.105/C.2/L.197/Rev.1) were an appropriate basis for constructive discussion of the issues concerned.
His delegation welcomed the two working papers on the implementation of Article 50 of the Charter which had been submitted to the Special Committee by 19 sponsors(A/AC.182/L.76/Rev.1) and by India and Nepal A/AC.182/L.77.
As a member of NAC, Mexico also presented two working papers on transparency and nuclear disarmament, respectively, and delivered statements during both the general debate and the nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation segments.