Примеры использования Working group subsequently на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Working Group subsequently discussed a sixth topic.
The contact group then discussed a draft proposal on essential-use exemptions, which the Working Group subsequently agreed to forward to the Meeting of the Parties for further deliberations.
The Working Group subsequently elected Mr. Hem as its Chair.
It was further explained that the draft had been prepared based on the hypothesis that the respondent was responsible for making the information public, butthat could be modified if the Working Group subsequently decided to establish a repository of published information.
The Working Group subsequently identifies the key challenges for the mandate.
A joint paper prepared by their offices and presented to the IASC Working Group subsequently became the basis for an IASC-wide policy paper on the issue, adopted by IASC in December 1999.
The Working Group subsequently met in its sixth session on 13 December in Sukhumi see para. 11 below.
A joint paper prepared by their offices and presented to the IASC Working Group subsequently became the basis for an IASCwide policy paper on the issue, adopted by the IASC in December 1999.
The Working Group subsequently elected Ms. Ashcroft as its Chair and Ms. Milutinovic as its Vice-Chair.
The Advisory Committee notes that,following its review, the working group subsequently recommended a budget amounting to $194,164,000, including seven new posts in Investments and one reclassification in Administration.
The Working Group subsequently reviewed and amended the provisions adopted by the drafting group. .
A joint paper prepared by their offices and presented to the IASC Working Group subsequently became the basis for an IASC-wide policy paper on the issue, which was explained in some detail in the Representative's report to the Commission in 2000.
The Working Group subsequently considered an informal working paper on international cooperation, prepared by the Chairperson.
The Open-ended Working Group subsequently agreed to forward the draft decision to an openended contact group where a number of changes were proposed.
The Working Group subsequently held a second meeting, in Vienna from 3 to 5 October 2007, at which it formulated further recommendations for consideration by the Conference at its fourth session.
The Working Group subsequently welcomed the draft operating rules, while providing a period for detailed comments by delegations(ECE/MP. EIA/WG.1/2007/2, para. 15); no such comments were received.
The working group, subsequently named Working Group II(Arbitration and Conciliation), commenced its work pursuant to that mandate at its thirty-second session Vienna, 20-31 March 2000.
A United Nations-led working group subsequently revised and developed the principles, resulting in what is now known as International Standards for Humanitarian Mine Clearance Operations.
The Chair of the Working Group subsequently briefed the Bureau on progress made by the Working Group, which had completed its work by consensus, within the time allowed and in a positive negotiating atmosphere.
The Working Group subsequently clarified the case on the basis of information provided by the source that the person had been arrested in Denmark and then deported to Sweden where his application for asylum had been accepted on humanitarian grounds.
The Working Group subsequently held consultations at the Permanent Mission of Nigeria to the United Nations, on 27 and 29 May, to continue work on the draft joint communiqué and to continue discussions on the proposed modalities for the meeting.
The Chair of the Working Group subsequently carried out the tasks entrusted to him in the context of the conclusions, including by conveying a letter to the President of the Security Council requesting that the President transmit a letter to the Government of Colombia, and by transmitting letters to the World Bank and donors.
The Working Group subsequently received new allegations by the source. On 3 May 2006, the Chairperson-Rapporteur of the Working Group transmitted them to the Governments of Iraq and the United States through their respective Permanent Representatives in Geneva and requested comments and observations.
The Chair of the Working Group subsequently carried out the tasks entrusted to her in the context of the conclusions, including by conveying a letter to the President of the Security Council requesting that the President transmit letters to the Government of Yemen and the Secretary-General, and by transmitting letters to the World Bank and donors.
The Chair of the Working Group subsequently carried out the tasks entrusted to him in the context of the conclusions, including by conveying a letter to the President of the Security Council requesting that the President transmit letters to the Government of Sri Lanka and the Secretary-General, and also by transmitting letters to the World Bank and donors.
The Working Group subsequently recommended that the President of the Council should write to the Legal Counsel to seek the assistance of the Office of Legal Affairs in preparing a draft resolution that would resolve the lacuna in the statutes of the two Tribunals by following the approach taken in Article 3, paragraph 2, of the Statute of the International Court of Justice.
The Working Group subsequently discussed the revised working paper, on a paragraph-by-paragraph basis, but was only able to consider section I, owing to a lack of time. On commencing the consideration of the working paper, several delegations reiterated their previous reservations, reflected, inter alia, in the above-mentioned paragraphs in the 1999 report.
The Chair of the Working Group subsequently carried out the tasks entrusted to her in the context of the conclusions, including by conveying a letter to the President of the Security Council enclosing recommendations addressed to the Council, by requesting that the President transmit letters to the Government of Mali and to the Secretary-General, and by transmitting letters to the World Bank and donors.
The Chair of the Working Group subsequently carried out the tasks entrusted to him in the context of the conclusions, namely, by dispatching letters to the Permanent Representative of Nepal and the Secretary-General, through the President of the Security Council, as well as letters addressed to the United Nations Mission in Nepal, the Resident Coordinator and donor States, and issuing a Security Council statement to the press SC/10090.
The Working Groups subsequently discussed the proposed future activities under each programme area, including potential partners and lead countries.