Примеры использования Working group's deliberations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Our Working Group's deliberations should not be interminable.
They said this was the natural starting point for the working group's deliberations.
Thus, the Working Group's deliberations could not be a matter of routine.
The proposal, it was said, was intended to be a basis for the Working Group's deliberations on competitive negotiations.
The Working Group's deliberations on this issue enabled us in previous years to identify a number of elements that are widely supported by Member States.
Mr. SUTHERLAND-BROWN(Observer for Canada)said that that suggestion had already been made during the Working Group's deliberations.
Mr. ABASCAL(Mexico) said the Working Group's deliberations on draft article"x" had demonstrated the urgency of dealing with issues concerning the transport of goods.
However, there are a number of questions that we consider crucial if we wish the Working Group's deliberations to be truly successful.
The results of the Working Group's deliberations will be submitted as part of the Working Group's annual report to the Human Rights Council in 2008.
It was, however,hoped that the abovementioned draft optional protocol would provide the starting point for the working group's deliberations.
The working group's deliberations will be informed by data collected and analyzed by a smaller group of partners on access of vulnerable groups to contraceptives.
The issue of compensation, touched on in article 7,is a very complex one which will require careful consideration in the Working Group's deliberations.
The Commission was of the view that member andobserver States participating in the Working Group's deliberations should have ample time for consultations on those important issues.
The Working Group's deliberations on general issues of sanctions in 2005 coincided with the work on the 2005 World Summit Outcome, which also touches upon issues related to sanctions.
We reaffirm our readiness to continue to participate constructively in the Working Group's deliberations at the sixty-second session, with a view to reaching agreements that will transform the Security Council in a positive manner.
The jurisprudence of the International Court of Justice, regional human rights courts and national courts is constantly present in the Working Group's deliberations even when express reference is not made thereto.
Nevertheless, I must note that the Working Group's deliberations were very positive and enlightening, helping to fulfil the Commission's mandate to serve as a deliberative body of the United Nations disarmament machinery.
Its working method remains to be decided andit should work on the basis of the documents referred to, the working group's deliberations and the results of other work that TNO and AEGPL have announced.
The working group's deliberations would also provide useful input on substantive issues, including the need for the agenda and discussions of the Forum to place more emphasis on development and on critical Internet resources.
Given the importance of the item andthe difficulties which it had raised during the Working Group's deliberations, it would be advisable to continue the consideration of the item in informal consultations.
The Working Group resumed consideration of the item at its 8th plenary meeting, on the afternoon of 29 April, at which time the representative of the Secretariat presented a report on the informal working group's deliberations during the current session.
No one can deny either the constructive effect that the Working Group's deliberations have had on the Security Council's practices, particularly over the past five years, or the prevailing deadlock on the issue of expanding membership.
In that connection,it was agreed that the addressees of the disclosure obligations in the draft article should be redefined in accordance with the Working Group's deliberations on draft article 7, paragraph 1 see paras. 43-50.
The working group's deliberations and consultations are ongoing, but it is already apparent that there is scope for reductions in the number of international civilian personnel, although there will still be a need for a significant international presence in the post-independence period.
Support was expressed for the contents of paragraph(6)(bis)on the basis that it articulated the Working Group's deliberations at its twenty-sixth session, and that furthermore it reflected existing language in Article 34(5) of the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules.
The Working Group had before it the following documents: provisional agenda(A/CN.9/WG. V/WP.45) and a note by the Secretariat containing revised articles of the draft UNCITRAL Model Legislative Provisions on Cross-Border Insolvency(A/CN.9/WG. V/WP.46), which was used as a basis for the Working Group's deliberations.
The focal points of the Austrian position, reached after in-depth consideration of the numerous other proposals andsuggestions presented during the Working Group's deliberations, which are also contained in that document, can be summarized as follows.
For example, the Working Group's deliberations might be relevant to the mid-term review of UNCTAD X. The representative noted that the members of international organizations were the same countries sitting in the Working Group and should therefore raise the right to development in other forums.
In the light of the various proposals put forward during its debate,the Working Group agreed that the small contact group should convene again, chaired by the representative of Australia, to produce a draft decision for consideration by the Working Group the following day incorporating the principles and suggested decision language contained in the contact group's report and taking into account the Working Group's deliberations.
Although during the Working Group's deliberations many delegations had expressed their preference for maintaining the existing instruments for combating terrorism, the Committee could explore the possibility of elaborating an umbrella convention which might facilitate the ratification of existing instruments through a single action if States parties to the future convention so desired.