Примеры использования Working group believed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Working Group believed that the matter should be reflected in the report of the Fourth Committee.
Since the Rules in their new version should remain in use for many years, the Working Group believed that the time required should be taken for meeting the high standard of UNCITRAL.
The Working Group believed that it was important to highlight the distinction between forced marriage and arranged marriage.
Data derived from such observer programs have been critical to CCAMLR's success in reducing seabird by-catch, and the Working Group believed that such information would be invaluable to similar efforts in other RFMOs and should be a high priority for their work. .
The Working Group believed that, at the current stage, a permanent forum might be the most appropriate mechanism for assuming those important responsibilities.
Based on knowledge of seabird by-catch associated with longline fisheries in analogous areas, the Working Group believed that, without use of appropriate mitigating measures, seabird by-catch was highly likely in fisheries monitored by IOTC, at least in the southern parts of its area.
The working group believed it would be not be desirable to withdraw completely the general recommendations that were considered obsolete, and favoured the insertion of explanatory footnotes instead.
As to participation of non-members of the Committee in what was essentially a general debate within the Committee, the working group believed that all members of the SubCommission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights should be invited to attend and three of them invited to speak, with a 15minute time limit for each: its Chairperson, the Chairperson of its Working Group on Minorities and Mr. Sik Yuen, a member of that same Working Group, who had written a report on the Roma.
The Working Group believed it would be useful to include a summary of the processes used to develop and obtain consensus on international technical documents in related areas, namely those of IAEA and ICRP.
The members of the Working Group believed that the Working Group would continue to serve important and necessary functions.
The Working Group believed that it would be useful to make all the reports it had prepared in the course of carrying out its mandate available to the General Assembly and the Commission on Human Rights for their consideration.
Front Outboard Seats The working group believed it was important to balance the need to ensure that the head restraint is in the proper position while maintaining the functionality of the seat.
The Working Group believed that the provisions of Conservation Measure 210/XIX could be extended to other vessels undertaking new or exploratory fishing in areas of similar classification of risk of seabird mortality risk levels 1, 2 or 3.
The Working Group believed that it would be useful to request Governments to provide the Commission with the most significant national legislation, decisions by domestic courts and State practice relevant to diplomatic protection;
The working group believed that in the long term, IPSAS would be incorporated into the duties of the finance line management, much in the same way as the implementation of the United Nations system accounting standards had been coordinated.
The Working Group believed that regulating the activities of private military and security companies also required parliamentary oversight, which should include the holding of hearings and the creation of an ad hoc body for specific questions.
The working group believed that the outcome of the general debate should be a general recommendation of the Committee addressed to States parties, a document that could also be one of the Committee's contributions to the forthcoming World Conference against Racism.
The Working Group believed that Member States should engage in efforts parallel to those of the Working Group to establish higher standards and set up human rights protection mechanisms. It urged States to respect their obligations under international human rights law.
The Working Group believed that this result could be attributed largely to strict adherence to this requirement, although there is a need to exercise caution in this interpretation because seabird abundance and risk of incidental mortality is only low risk level.
The Working Group believed that, taking into account all the circumstances of the cases, particularly the more than six years of their imprisonment or almost two thirds of the sentence imposed, the adequate remedy would be to release them and accord them an enforceable right to compensation pursuant to the ICCPR.
The Working Group believed that it would be useful to hold further consultations on the question of a permanent forum and encouraged Governments and indigenous organizations, together with experts, to consider how they could contribute to the further elaboration of the proposal, with a view to presentation at the thirteenth session of the Working Group. .
The Working Group believes that this is yet another violation of the principle of legality.
The Working Group believes that this amount may be around 30-50 soms.
The Working Group believes that it is in a position to render an opinion on the case.
The Working Group believes that the adequate remedy would be his release.
The Working Group believes that the facts as alleged enable it to render an opinion.
The Ad Hoc Working Group believes that it is high time to call for the second round-table meeting of donors.
The Working Group believes that transparency would of course be enhanced if these types of arrangements were made public.
The working group believes that this practice should continue and text in paragraph 6.2.5 is proposed to regulate it.
The Working Group believes that this tradition should be used as a basis for allowing the institution of Jabmi progressively to develop into that of lawyer.