Примеры использования Working group will have на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Working Group will have before it the following two documents.
As provided for in the calendar of meetings, the Working Group will have available five working days from 4 to 8 July 1994.
The Working Group will have available four working days from 6 to 9 June 1995.
In accordance with paragraph 106 of the report of the Working Group at its fifth session, the Working Group will have before it the working paper prepared by the Swiss Federal Commission against Racism on the possible contribution of the Working Group to the World Conference, with particular emphasis on the protection of minorities against racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance.
The Working Group will have before it updated maps of the critical loads and exceedances of sulphur and nitrogen EB. AIR/WG.1/1997/4.
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The Government must assure the Working Group that, during the visit, the Working Group will have the opportunity to conduct meetings with the highest authorities of all branches of the State(political, administrative, legislative and judicial leaders) who affect the human rights situation of people of African descent subjected to the jurisdiction of the host State, and will help the Working Group to implement its mandate.
The Working Group will have the necessary authorisation and funds that would enable it to function.
The Government must assure the Working Group that, during the visit, the Working Group will have the opportunity to conduct meetings with the highest authorities of the branches of the State(political, administrative, legislative and judicial authorities) and that it will be able to visit penitentiaries, prisons, police stations, immigration detention centres, military prisons, detention centres for juveniles and psychiatric hospitals.
The Working Group will have available five working days from 28 November to 2 December 1994.
The Ad Hoc Working Group will have available five working days from 3 to 7 April 1995.
The Working Group will have before it a proposed programme of work for 2005- 2006 prepared by the Secretariat.
In addition, the Working Group will have before it United Nations Environment Assembly resolution 1/5 on chemicals and waste SAICM/OEWG.2/5, annex.
The Working Group will have before it a note containing a preliminary account of activities undertaken by the Secretariat to support the Plan of Implementation of the World Summit on Sustainable Development.
The Working Group will have before it a working document which contains options for revising the Protocol, on which the Working Group could not yet reach a consensus at its forty-first session.
The Working Group will have some preliminary discussions on options for revising the Gothenburg Protocol, in advance of the Working Group session in April at which the main discussions on revising the Protocol will take place.
Additionally, the Working Group will have before it a paper on the work of the independent expert on minorities issues for future inclusion in revised versions of the United Nations Guide for Minorities E/CN.4/Sub.2/AC.5/2006/6.
The Working Group will have before it a consolidated note by the secretariat on the progress of work on hazardous characteristics H6.2, H10, H11 and H13 and on the other hazardous characteristics of Annex III not yet considered by the Basel Convention.
The Working Group will have before it a consolidated text of the draft amended Protocol prepared by the secretariat on the basis of document ECE/EB. AIR/WG.5/2011/19, which was presented to the Working Group at its forty-ninth session in September 2011.
The Working Group will have initial discussions on the needs, geographic and thematic scope, modalities and possible timeline for the preparation of a third comprehensive assessment, also considering the global opening of the Convention and the post-2015 development agenda.
Furthermore, this Working Group will have a leading role in the preparation of periodic assessments of the status of transboundary waters and international lakes in the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe(UNECE) region, which will allow for measuring progress in the implementation of the Convention.
The Working Group will have before it a working document containing options for revising the Protocol that was prepared by the Working Group at its forty-first and forty-second sessions and amended on the basis of the decisions of the Executive Body made at its twenty-sixth session.
The Working Group will have before it updated maps of the critical loads for acidity, sulphur and nitrogen(EB. AIR/WG.1/1998/5), a progress report on uncertainties, as well as a draft report on the implications of using the accumulated exceedances approach for setting gap closure targets for integrated assessment modelling.
In taking up this issue the Working Group will have the benefit of, among other things, a cost/benefit analysis of ozone-depleting substance banks prepared by the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel and a report by the Secretariat on possible funding opportunities for the management and destruction of ozone-depleting substance banks.
The Working Group will have before it a consolidated document of a draft amended text of the Protocol, taking into consideration the proposed draft amended text as presented in document ECE/EB. AIR/WG.5/2009/4, the additional proposals for amendments as presented in document ECE/EB. AIR/WG.5/2009/16 and the comments and suggestions made during the discussions at the Working Group's forty-fifth session.
Working Groups will have the opportunity to meet on 9 May 2004.
The Working Groups will have the following agenda: 1.
Working groups will have the opportunity to meet on 7 March 2005.
The working groups will have a chair and a secretary.
Decides that the Working Groups will have the following mandates, it being understood that the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee may amend this decision, if the management of the negotiations so requires.
Also some working groups will have their meetings and there will be an open seminar with high level speakers.