Примеры использования Working group to continue its work на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Requests the Working Group to continue its work on an information management strategy;
Since agreement was not reached on many points,the Assembly requested the Working Group to continue its work during the fiftieth session.
And encourages the Working Group to continue its work with a view to completing it at the forty-third session of the Commission;
In this regard, we joined the consensus decision which the Assembly has just adopted for the Working Group to continue its work at the next session.
Requested the intersessional working group to continue its work under the chairmanship of Mr. I. Posta(Hungary);
Notwithstanding that, in the course of the discussions a general basis seems to be emerging that may eventually be used as background for the Working Group to continue its work.
The Safety Committee invited the working group to continue its work on the basis of the concepts presented in annex 2 of informal document INF.23.
The Chairperson said he took it that the Commission wished to take note of the three reports and to mandate the Working Group to continue its work on the draft revised Model Law on Public Procurement.
Requested the working group to continue its work with Member States and regional and international entities, and to report to the Committee at its next session on progress.
In its decision IDB.18/Dec.14, the Board requested the intersessional working group to continue its work under the chairmanship of Mr. I. Posta Hungary.
Extended the mandate of the Working Group to continue its work in 2012 to develop the scope(subject and geographical coverage), and objective(s) of a possible framework convention on sustainable housing;
In this Hall, we have debated the desirability of allowing the Working Group to continue its work, in view of the results achieved to date.
He therefore encouraged the Working Group to continue its work in order to ensure that the Model Law reflected new practices stemming from the use of electronic communications and electronic trading in public procurement.
The working group has each time reported to the Commission on Human Rights,which in its turn has mandated the working group to continue its work in order to finalize the draft optional protocol.
Several speakers reiterated that it was necessary for the working group to continue its work, taking into account the concerns and expectations expressed during the meeting of the Commission, aimed at the preparation of tangible and practical recommendations for the consideration of the Commission at its next session to enhance the financial situation in all its aspects.
Noting that at its forty-sixth, forty-seventh, forty-eighth andforty-ninth sessions the Sixth Committee reconvened the Working Group to continue its work in accordance with resolutions 45/40 of 28 November 1990, 46/53 of 9 December 1991, 47/32 and 48/30.
After having discussed the various options presented by the representative of Austria on behalf of the informal working group, the Safety Committee voted on the principles, in order to enable the informal working group to continue its work, and decided as follows.
Noting that at the fifty-first session the Sixth Committee reconvened the Working Group to continue its work in accordance with resolution 50/44 and all previous resolutions on the question.
The Chairperson took it that the Commission did not wish to instruct the Working Group as to the content of the draft security rights registry guide at the present stage and that it wished the Working Group to continue its work in line with its existing mandate.
She stressed that the draft resolution just adopted,enabling the Working Group to continue its work in June of 2007, did not belong to the current session, since it endorsed a report of the second resumed session of 2007.
It also took note of the reports of Working Group I on the work of its fourteenth to sixteenth sessions(A/CN.9/664,A/CN.9/668 and A/CN.9/672) and requested the Working Group to continue its work on the review of the 1994 Model Procurement Law.
The Director called on the Working Group to continue its work, based on the recommendations contained in the report on its first meeting, fine-tune its course of action, establish priorities and develop new recommendations in order to make chapter V of the Convention an operational tool for asset recovery practitioners.
Noting that, at the fifty-third session of the General Assembly, the Sixth Committee reconvened the Working Group to continue its work in accordance with Assembly resolutions 52/153 and 52/155 of 15 December 1997 and all previous resolutions on the subject.
At that session, the Commission had also taken note of the report of the Committee of the Whole, in which the Committee in particular had concluded that the revised model law was not ready for adoption at that session of the Commission, andhad requested the Working Group to continue its work on the review of the 1994 Model Procurement Law.
Several speakers reiterated that it was necessary for the working group to continue its work, taking into account the concerns and expectations expressed during the reconvened nineteenth session of the Commission, aimed at the preparation of tangible and practical recommendations for the consideration of the Commission at its twentieth session, to enhance the governance and financial situation of the Office in all their aspects.
Noting that at the forty-sixth, forty-seventh, forty-eighth, forty-ninth andfiftieth sessions of the General Assembly the Sixth Committee reconvened the Working Group to continue its work in accordance with resolutions 45/40 of 28 November 1990, 46/53 of 9 December 1991, 47/32 of 25 November 1992, 48/30 of 9 December 1993 and 49/50.
We encourage the ad hoc Working Group to continue its work and to present recommendations on three very important issues: the need to curb illicit flows of weapons; the adoption of measures designed to help host Governments preserve the security and neutrality of refugee camps; and enhancing the capacity of the Security Council to supervise activities authorized by it but carried out by Member States or coalitions of Member States.
Expresses its appreciation to the Sixth Committee andits Working Group on the United Nations Decade of International Law for their work at the current session, and requests the Working Group to continue its work at the forty-ninth session in accordance with its mandate and methods of work; .
Expresses its appreciation to the Sixth Committee for the elaboration, within the framework of its Working Group on the United Nations Decade of International Law, of the programme for the activities to be commenced during the third term(1995-1996) of the Decade,and requests the Working Group to continue its work at the fiftieth session in accordance with its mandate and methods of work; .