Примеры использования Working group had taken на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The working group had taken note of this accident to a battery vehicle.
He had also reminded the Working Group of the findings of the second review of implementation(ECE/MP. EIA/10,decision IV/1); the Working Group had taken note.
The Working Group had taken the position that it should not examine the specific features of insolvency proceedings in various countries.
Angola, he said, did not believe that the Ad Hoc Working Group had taken sufficient advantage of the work of the ECOSOC advisory group. .
The Working Group had taken note of the Agency's efforts to widen its donor base and called for the early and complete fulfilment of outstanding donor pledges to UNRWA.
Given Thich Quang Do's prior detention, on which the Working Group had taken action in 1997, it was feared that he faced imminent arrest and detention.
He reported that the delegations of Romania andUkraine had made statements in that meeting regarding the Bystroe Canal Project(see chapter II above), and that the Working Group had taken note of this information without reacting.
Lastly, the Working Group had taken note of the country analysis prepared by the secretariat for Norway and had agreed that such a document was useful.
The Co-Chair noted that the full report of the workshop would be produced in due course, that the Working Group had taken note of, but not endorsed, the rapporteurs' summary, and that the comments that had just been made would be reflected in the present report.
In its recommendations, the Working Group had taken note of the progress made by Morocco in the field of human rights and encouraged it to continue broadening and deepening the substantial reforms undertaken in recent years at the instigation of King Mohammed VI and with the active and sustained participation of all segments of Moroccan society.
He also points out that the Office of the Procurator-General found that, with respect to the recalculation of FONCOLPUERTOS pensions,the Internal Working Group had taken unilateral decisions regarding adjustments and reductions without the express and written consent of the beneficiaries in disregard of article 73 of the Administrative Disputes Code.
Mr. Kasanda also announced that the Working Group had taken a decision to expand the participation of non-governmental organizations to the Working Group by authorizing the attendance of interested non-governmental organizations who were accredited to the World Conference against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance.
The Chair informed the Committee of items on the outcomes of the twelfth meeting of the Working Group on EIA(Geneva, 11- 13 May 2009) that related to the Committee(ECE/MP. EIA/WG.1/2009/2, chapter III). He reported that the delegations of Romania andUkraine had made statements in that meeting regarding the Bystroe Canal Project(see chapter II above), and that the Working Group had taken note of this information without reacting.
The CHAIRMAN said he took it that the Working Group had taken note of the fact that Turkey was withdrawing its reservation; the corresponding reference would be deleted from the text.
Mr. Wallace(United States of America) said that,in the concluding remarks of its report, the Working Group had taken note that the Guide would not contain a glossary of terms but that a similar document would be produced by the Secretariat in due course.
The Working Group had taken note of the numerous white papers currently under discussion in South Africa, which were designed to redress the injustices created under the apartheid system, and had noted in particular the law promulgated on 11 November 1994 to restore land to individuals and communities who had been dispossessed under old, discriminatory legislation.
Mr. Okio said that the Ad hoc Working Group had taken note of the various proposals made by the participants and requested those who so wished, to forward their written remarks, if any, to the Secretariat.
At its previous session, the Working Group had taken note of a proposal to add a ground on which the court might refuse to recognize and enforce an interim measure, based on the arbitral tribunal being prohibited from issuing the interim measure, as a result of either the agreement of the parties or the law of the country where the arbitration took place A/CN.9/545, para. 107.
Mr. LALLAH said that,in its recommendation regarding overdue reports, the working group had taken note of the new procedures developed by the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination and the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights and had suggested a new procedure for the Committee, whereby States parties whose reports were overdue for five years or more would receive one final note verbale urging them to submit their overdue report as soon as possible.
The Working Group has taken note of the release of Liu Nianchun for health reasons.
However, the Working Group has taken full account of the Declaration in adopting observations on individual countries.
It should be noted that the Working Group has taken the initiative to build research partnerships with indigenous organizations for the preparation of these working papers on standard-setting.
The Working Group has taken the Declaration into account, in particular in adopting observations on individual countries.
In the light of the complaints made, the Working Group has taken the Government's reply into consideration.
The Working Group has taken note of the increasing number of regional special representatives, especially in Africa, and recommends that the Secretary-General include in the mandates of special representatives specific requirements for close coordination between regional and country-specific special representatives.
Those working groups had taken steps to raise awareness among employers about the illegality of terminating such contracts on the grounds of pregnancy or family leave, but more work needed to be done.
The Joint Working Group, having taken into account the information provided on the technical cooperation activities on ship scrapping launched or planned by the three organizations, agreed to recommend that each organization.
The Joint Working Group, having taken into account the outcome of the seventh meeting of the Conference of the Parties on this issue, as reflected in the penultimate preambular paragraph of decision VII/26, agreed that there was no need for the Group to consider further this document.
The two Working Groups have taken a number of decisions related to the scope and content of the second Assessment, including regarding its process of preparation, working arrangements and the partners to be involved in the process.
In addition, the Working Group has taken into account the responses to the questionnaire requesting inputs for the elaboration of the present draft Programme of Action, circulated in February 2012, to Member States, United Nations bodies, programmes, funds and specialized agencies, regional organizations, national human rights institutions and civil society.