Примеры использования Was to be discussed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This item was to be discussed during the training of operations managers in August 2004.
The issue of the participation of the European Union in the Group was to be discussed by the Conference.
The draft was to be discussed at the next meeting of the working group, which was scheduled to be held after the resumed 2000 session of the Committee.
His delegation had received the report pertaining to the Sudan(A/54/467)only a few hours before it was to be discussed by the Committee.
Finally, he spoke of the importance of climate change- related corporate reporting, which was to be discussed at the current ISAR session.
The matter was to be discussed at the forthcoming human rights forum, and an increase in the police training budget was already scheduled.
The CHAIRMAN said that the letter in question had not yet been dispatched,since the matter was to be discussed at a subsequent meeting during the current session.
Her financial skills would be important in helping the Fifth Committee to complete its work during a year when the budget was to be discussed.
The Committee agreed that being a citizen of the State whose compliance was to be discussed would not in itself be considered as a conflict of interest.
On that day, he had left San Salvador in the morning to travel to the city of Usulután to attend a meeting where the land issue was to be discussed.
In accordance with a decision taken at its thirty-fourth session,the issue was to be discussed at the Committee's informal meeting in Berlin, from 2 to 4 May 2006 see also para. 23 below.
Owing to the volume of work before it, however,the Conference was unable to take up the agenda item on information exchange under which the document was to be discussed.
The report was to be discussed by the working group at its sessions in September and December 1999; however, the working group was not able to meet in 1999 and is scheduled to meet on 18 September 2000.
Given the connection between this agenda item and the Platform's work programme, it was decided that the matter was to be discussed at the contact group established on the work programme.
Whether or not a model law on conciliation should be developed was to be discussed the following week at the New York Convention Day; the Commission had in fact been the first to develop a set of rules on conciliation.
In response to a question from the Chair,it was reported that a definition of an indigenous name was to be discussed at the next Working Group meeting.
Participants were reminded that the latter document was to be discussed by the Committee for Programme and Coordination in New York in June 2014, allowing for comments from the Commission on Narcotic Drugs and the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice to be taken into account.
He also offered some comments about the lack of sufficient resources and existing overlaps in the treaty body system as issues to consider if a new instrument was to be discussed.
The members of both Bureaux agreed, in the light of the shorttime left in the session of the Third Committee, that when the consideration of programme 19 was to be discussed in the Fifth Committee, the Third Committee experts could be present at the meeting of the Fifth Committee.
Owing to the volume of work before it, however,the Conference was unable to take up the agenda item on information exchange under which the document was to be discussed.
In response, it was observed that the question of treaty-based investor-State disputes was to be discussed as a matter of priority after completion of the revision of the Rules, and that the question of preliminary orders in the context of treaty-based investor-State disputes could be further considered at that stage.
The actual truth or falsehood of the statements was not the focus of the hearing; rather,the question of the statements' truthfulness was to be discussed in the trial, which began on January 5, 2015.
Noting that the renewal of the mandate of the United Nations Open-ended Informal Consultative Process on Oceans andthe Law of the Sea was to be discussed by the General Assembly at its sixty-third session, some delegations noted the usefulness of the Consultative Process as a forum for integrated discussion and exchange of domestic and international experiences, and expressed support for its renewal.
Ms. Amoah(Ghana) pointed out that the report of the Secretary-General on the observance of the International Year for the Eradication of Poverty, which was to be discussed on 31 October under agenda item 97(f), had not yet been issued.
In support of the SADC draft agreement for shared watercourse systems in the southern African region, which was to be discussed at the SADC Summit held in South Africa in August 1995, UNESCO has been designing a regional programme for training and research in the area of water use management in collaboration with the Government of South Africa for the benefit of all SADC member States.
ECSA and WCC are of the opinion that the information provided by IPEN and ACAT would only provide a few elements of the total picture concerning substitution/alternatives andthat there were many other sources that should be used if this topic was to be discussed.
Also, her delegation felt that it was unnecessary to approve the statement of programme budget implications as a separate document,since the entire issue was to be discussed in the context of document A/52/303; she requested clarification of that point.
With regard to the third sub-topic,"Rule of law and transitional justice in conflict andpost-conflict situations", which was to be discussed at the sixty-sixth session, delegates might wish to comment on such issues as combating impunity and strengthening criminal justice; the role and future of national and international transitional justice and accountability mechanisms; and informal justice systems.
The Committee was presented a report entitled,"In depth evaluation of UN-Habitat's programme and activities",which had been prepared by the Office of Internal Oversight Services for the Committee for Programme and Coordination and was to be discussed by that Committee in June 2005.