Примеры использования Working group agreed that it на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
The Working Group agreed that it could provide no new advice on catch limits for this subarea.
In view of the broad support expressed for the policy of article 22, the Working Group agreed that it should be retained.
The Working Group agreed that it should discuss those proposals further and in more detail at its next session.
With respect to the bracketed text in paragraph 2 of article 74, the Working Group agreed that it should be retained outside of square brackets.
After discussion, the Working Group agreed that it was not necessary to include a provision regarding sanctions in paragraph 5.
Noting that article 111 was based on recommendation 248 of the Intellectual Property Supplement, the Working Group agreed that it should be retained.
At its 1st meeting, the working group agreed that it would accept to work with the documentation in the original language only.
While the view was expressed that, with the above-mentioned changes, paragraph 1 reiterated the general third-party effectiveness rule of article 13(see A/CN.9/WG. VI/WP.59) andmight not be necessary, the Working Group agreed that it should be retained for further consideration.
In that regard, the Working Group agreed that it should not continue reviewing the implementation of the recommendations of UNISPACE III.
Given its comprehensive coverage of Convention Area seabirds at risk from fisheries-related mortality and information on the foraging distribution andinteractions with fisheries operating in RFMOS and EEZs, the Working Group agreed that it will be very useful for ad hoc WG-IMAF's work Part II, paragraphs 127 and 128.
After discussion, the Working Group agreed that it would not address that issue in a recommendation, but that it should be discussed in the commentary.
The Working Group agreed that it was not in a position to take up the institutional arrangements and recommendations at the current early stage of the consideration of the subject matter.
With regard to the content andpurpose of the strategy, the Working Group agreed that it could serve as a framework for partnerships among countries in the region, especially partnerships involving financial and technical assistance.
The Working Group agreed that it would await the outcome of the Executive Committee's further deliberations and take up the issue at its thirty-first meeting if necessary.
After discussion, the Working Group agreed that it was not necessary to add a provision on late submission in the Rules.
The Working Group agreed that it should endeavour to complete its work on the draft convention with a view to enabling its review and approval by the Commission in 2005.
From the outset of its deliberations, the Working Group agreed that it should deal seriously, expeditiously, and realistically with all communications addressed to the Security Council in the context of Article 50.
The Working Group agreed that it should endeavour to complete its work on the draft convention with a view to enabling its review and approval by the Commission in 2005.
With respect to the second sentence of recommendation 244, the Working Group agreed that it should be placed in the commentary and revised to refer to its objective of ensuring that the effectiveness of registration of a notice in the general security rights registry would be maintained.
The Working Group agreed that it should not continue its consideration of the item on the United Nations Programme on Space Applications, and that the consideration of the item in the future should be carried out by the Subcommittee in its plenary sessions.
With respect to paragraph 3, the Working Group agreed that it should be aligned more closely with recommendation 157, subparagraph(b), of the Secured Transactions Guide while the additional information requirement currently set out in that paragraph should be retained.
The Working Group agreed that it might come back to that proposal later, following the finalization by the Implementation Committee of its findings and recommendations on related submissions.
With respect to article 98(negotiable documents andtangible assets covered), the Working Group agreed that it should be deleted, as it repeated the general rule that the secured creditor had the right to enforce its security right without adding any asset-specific rule and inappropriately provided that enforcement of a security right in a negotiable document could take place before default with the agreement of the grantor.
The Working Group agreed that it would meet each day from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., subject to adjustment as necessary.
In particular, the Working Group agreed that it would receive regular updates from the secretariat on correspondence that could be considered for registration.
The informal working group agreed that it would not be possible at its meeting to work out the required comprehensive approach, resulting in amendments to the ADN and the guidelines.
The Working Group agreed that it needed to undertake further discussion at a future session with the aim of consolidating and elaborating upon the treatment of cramdowns and related issues in this section of the Guide.
The Working Group agreed that it could provide no new advice on catch limits for this division and noted the recommendations for increasing the research requirements in this fishery identified in paragraphs 6.75 to 6.80.
After discussion, the Working Group agreed that it had not yet completed its work on implementing the mandate received from the Commission and that there were pending issues to be addressed before the mandate was exhausted.
Lastly, the Working Group agreed that it should attempt to identify the common elements between removing legal barriers to electronic commerce in existing instruments and a possible international convention on electronic contracting.