Примеры использования Working group addressed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Working Group addressed international cooperation and assistance.
The Chair compiled initial findings on each of the topics which the Working Group addressed during the reporting period.
The working group addressed the specific problems of these UN numbers.
During the seminar on"NHRIs,trafficking and smuggling", a working group addressed the issue of trafficking in women and children.
The Working Group addressed a communication to the Government on 11 July 2012.
It was agreed that these questions would be considered when or after the Working Group addressed the procedures for each method concerned.
The Working Group addressed the following issues and made recommendations thereon.
It is also to be noted that at its second session(Geneva,26 January-6 February 2004), the Working Group addressed the phenomenon of poverty as an expression as well as a consequence of racism.
The working group addressed cooperation goals from short-term and long-term perspective.
In its report to the fifty-seventh session of the Commission on Human Rights(E/CN.4/2001/14), the Working Group addressed the question of detention of conscientious objectors.
Each working group addressed one of the 10 topics identified at the previous meeting of the Forum, in Braga.
His perspective gained from training,briefing and debriefing many CCAMLR scientific observers over several years was invaluable as the Working Group addressed numerous observer-related and data collection issues.
The Working Group addressed the following issues,grouped into three major categories, and made recommendations thereon.
As part of its consultations with regional and other intergovernmental organizations, and in order to study regional standards and developments,in May 2007, the Working Group addressed a questionnaire concerning its mandate and activities.
At the eleventh meeting, the Working Group addressed the theme of access to education and information technology recommendation 51.
According to the communication, Ruth Simon, born on 16 February 1962, a journalist andcorrespondent of Agence France Press in Eritrea, on whose behalf the Working Group addressed an“urgent appeal” to the Government of Eritrea on 28 July 1997, was arrested on 25 April 1997.
The working group addressed some concerns about gaps in the technology and policy that drove maritime applications of space.
Taking note of the report of the Working Group on the issue of human rights andtransnational corporations and other business enterprises, in which the Working Group addressed the impact of business-related activities on the rights of indigenous peoples through the lens of the Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights.
The Working Group addressed a communication to the Government on 10 October 2013, requesting the Government to respond to the allegations made by the source.
At its 5th meeting, on 19 January 2009, the Working Group addressed the modalities in order to prepare and facilitate intergovernmental negotiations.
Further, the working group addressed reporting and assessment requirements and supporting documentation for the 2013 and 2014 reporting years, which are as follows.
At its last three meetings, the Working Group addressed specific issues, particularly in the first three sections of the document.
The Working Group addressed the need to establish and strengthen mechanisms to promote the coordination of technical assistance in support of States' efforts to implement the Convention.
During its meetings from 4 to 22 February 2008, the Working Group addressed the issues, grouped into three areas(major equipment, self-sustainment and medical support services), each dealt with by a sub-working group. .
The Working Group addressed the role of States and other actors in taking forward nuclear disarmament negotiations for the achievement and maintenance of a world without nuclear weapons.
In addition to the communications mentioned above, the Working Group addressed urgent appeals jointly with other thematic and/or country special rapporteurs to the following Governments: Israel(concerning the situation of 260 persons detained in southern Lebanon), Turkey(concerning the situation of civilians in the north of Iraq) and Sudan concerning demonstrations which were reportedly followed by numerous arrests.
The Working Group addressed a communication to the Government of Canada on 13 February 2014, requesting detailed information about the current situation of Mr. Mvogo and clarification of the legal provisions justifying his continued detention.
In accordance with the mandate contained in General Assembly resolution 67/56 andthe agenda for the session, the Working Group addressed, in an open, constructive and transparent manner, various issues related to nuclear disarmament, including the status and role of nuclear weapons in the current security context, the elements and approaches to take forward multilateral nuclear disarmament negotiations, possible ways to achieve and maintain a world free of nuclear weapons and the complete elimination of nuclear weapons.
The working group addressed institutional issues including the definition and functions of Trade Points and the institutional framework of the GTPNet, technical issues concerning the interconnection of Trade Points, technical cooperation aspects and analytical and policy inputs.
The second working group addressed concerns about gaps between research and development and academic communities and end-users in the use of appropriate space-related technologies, applications, information and services.