Примеры использования Working group indicated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Working Group indicated its acceptance of the Italian offer by enthusiastic applause.
However, in its report(A/C.5/58/37 and Corr.1), the Working Group indicated that consensus on the methodology proposed could not be reached.
The Working Group indicated that it would appreciate further investigation of the representation of features of these data.
The informal working group took note of this intention, but suggested that EIGA should first submit a detailed document to the Joint Meeting, including data for justification;most participants of the working group indicated their interest to be involved in any further work on the issue.
The report of the working group indicated that contractual arrangements were considered to be a core area.
In view of the foregoing andtaking into account the considerable amount of time being taken to bring the programme to a satisfactory conclusion, the Working Group indicated that one of the following alternatives could be considered by the Security Council in order to conclude all outstanding issues.
The Working Group indicated that it would carry out additional consultations in different regions to inform the preparation of the report.
As to the desirability and feasibility of preparing uniform rules on issues of digital signatures andcertification authorities, the Working Group indicated to the Commission that it had reached consensus as to the importance of, and the need for, working towards harmonization of law in that area.
The Working Group indicated to the Commission that it had reached consensus as to the importance of, and the need for, working towards harmonization of legislation in that area.
In its report(A/59/19/Rev.1, para. 19), the Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations and its Working Group indicated that"many delegations stressed their appreciation for the increased cooperation and consultation through briefings to, and meetings with, troop-contributing countries.
The Working Group indicated to the Secretariat that this was a high priority, leading the Secretariat to accelerate its efforts as well as to prioritize introduction of this technology.
The Secretary-General, in addressing the Working Group, indicated his strong commitment to improving services to Member States.
The Working Group indicated that it would be useful to analyse legal and regulatory frameworks, determine basic evidentiary requirements under domestic law and prepare model provisions.
The representative of Venezuela said that the reports submitted by the secretariat andthe discussions at the current session of the Working Group indicated that certain aspects of competitiveness and eco-labelling that were of fundamental interest to the developing countries were not receiving sufficient attention in the environmental policies adopted by the industrialized countries.
The Working Group indicated that it would be useful to analyse legal and regulatory frameworks, determine basic evidentiary requirements under national law and prepare model provisions CAC/COSP/2008/4, para. 37.
On the basis of the outcome of the meeting of the Working Group of June 2008 as outlined above, andtaking into account the considerable amount of time expended to bring the programme to a satisfactory conclusion, the Working Group indicated a series of alternatives that could be considered by the Security Council in order to conclude all outstanding issues.
The discussions in the informal working group indicated a retention period of 20 years might be appropriate.
Members of the working group indicated that due to insufficient leadership and lack of time and motivation among group members, the development of the national programme is being delayed.
In connection with the contracting of Latin American personnel to work in military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan,information received by the Working Group indicated irregularities of contracts, harsh working conditions, partial payment or nonpayment of remuneration, ill-treatment and isolation, and lack of basic necessities such as medical treatment and sanitation.
Last year the Working Group indicated that the use of bottom trawl gear, fished off the bottom(i.e. adapted to do so), might be permitted under appropriate conditions SC-CAMLR-XXI, Annex 5, paragraph 6.202.
Last year(SC-CAMLR-XX, Annex 5,paragraph 8.12) the Working Group indicated that high seabird by-catches might be related to specific aspects of vessels or fishing operations.
The Working Group indicated that some further work to develop evaluation strategies for the potential effects could help mitigate against differences between model projections and suggested management decisions that might be developed using this model.
Concerning the use of the term"option" in draft articles 7 and 8, and elsewhere in part II,it is worth recalling that the Working Group indicated in its report that it was using the term"option" in a broad sense, covering both the possibility of"opting in", i.e., making a positive choice, and the possibility of"opting out", i.e., renouncing a nationality acquired automatically. Official Records of the General Assembly, Fiftieth Session, Supplement No. 10(A/50/10), annex, para. 23.
The Working Group indicated its openness to establishing strategic and operational partnerships with all relevant stakeholders, including States, business enterprises and civil society organizations, as well as international and regional organizations towards this end.
In its general comment on children andenforced disappearances adopted at its ninety-eighth session(31 October-9 November 2012), the Working Group indicated that the universal ratification and implementation of the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance, the Convention on the Rights of the Child and its three Optional Protocols, the relevant Hague Conventions and all relevant international and regional instruments would contribute to an effective child protection framework against enforced disappearances.
As the Working Group indicated in its report, it was using the term"option" in a broad sense, including the possibility of"opting out", i.e., renouncing a nationality acquired ex lege. Official Records of the General Assembly, Fiftieth Session, Supplement No. 10(A/50/10), annex, para. 23.
In its report to the Sixth Committee, the Working Group indicated that the exchange of views had contributed to the clarification of positions and that progress had been made on a number of substantive issues.
The Working Group indicated that it would be useful to analyse legal and regulatory frameworks, determine basic evidentiary requirements under domestic law and prepare model provisions to assist in the operationalization of the asset recovery provisions of the Convention.
An informal timeline shared with the Working Group indicated that the first full Assembly of Parties was expected to be convened in 2012, coinciding with the launch of the full academic programme of the Academy.
The Working Group indicated its intention to consult with indigenous peoples and stated that on the basis of this process it would make practical proposals in relation to possible activities to be undertaken by Governments, the United Nations system, NGOs and civil society, including schools and higher education establishments, the media, the private sector and others.