Примеры использования Would come into effect на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ms. Schöpp-Schilling asked when the new Constitution would come into effect.
It stipulated that a cease-fire would come into effect by midnight on 28 December 1994.
The implementation strategy included a grace period of one year before the standards would come into effect.
The new laws would come into effect in accordance with the Government's commitments to the international community.
She asked whether a presidential decree for implementation of the new law had been passed, and, if so,when the law would come into effect.
In August 2009, a law would come into effect that would repeal provisions related to the Women's Home Benefit scheme mentioned in paragraph 11.14 of the report.
He requested information on the contents of new legislation governing detention that would come into effect in April 2009.
The suspension would come into effect on the date of the decision of suspension by the Executive Council or the first day of the month following the decision, if so stated.
She had noted with interest the recommendation to withdraw the reservations to articles 21 and 22 of the Convention, andasked when that would come into effect.
Mr. Rusanganwa(Rwanda) said that the new Criminal Code, which would come into effect at the end of May 2012, included a definition of torture that took into account all the elements of torture set out in the Convention.
The Chief Minister further indicated that the exempt status tax regime would end by 31 December 2010, when new corporate tax rates would come into effect.
While the six delegations were aware that the guiding principles would come into effect in January 1999, they wished to avail themselves of the opportunity to state that the shortcomings discussed above should be corrected by that date.
The Mauritian authorities emphasized that the country was a party to the Basel Convention andthat its Hazardous Waste Regulation Act(1991) would come into effect in April 2002.
The Human Rights Act,incorporating the European Convention on Human Rights into British law, would come into effect in October 2000 and training programmes were under way to prepare the public authorities for implementation.
She noted that the International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants had issued a revised Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants, which would come into effect on 1 January 2011.
The new family law, which would come into effect in July 2001, provided for the conclusion of prenuptial agreements, thus giving women the possibility of restricting their husbands' right to end the marriage or to enter into a polygamous union.
Having concluded its review of the methodologies, the Commission approved revised methodologies I andII. It further decided that the revised methodologies would come into effect as of 1 January 2012.
This mandate would come into effect as soon as the Council approved a report from the Secretary-General containing the details of a recommended mandate and of undertakings by the two parties to cooperate in its implementation and confirming the conclusion of a status-of-forces agreement with the Government of Croatia.
If the answer is in the affirmative, however, this requires the respondent to tender further amplification,as the applicability of a different regime would come into effect only when both domains are clearly demarcated.
This mandate would extend until 30 November 1995 and would come into effect as soon as the Council approves a report from me containing the details of a recommended mandate and of undertakings by the two parties to cooperate in its implementation and confirming the conclusion of a status-of-forces agreement with the Government of Croatia;
Should the General Assembly approve the Secretary-General's proposal, the new contractual framework would be introducedon 1 July 2009, and the amended Staff Regulations would come into effect on that date.
A version of the policy was presented in the annex to document UNEP/EA.1/INF/23 and would come into effect for a period of one year, during which time consultations would take place to seek the views of member States and relevant stakeholders, and a final version would be produced by the end of June 2015.
The revised Evaluation Policy set out in this document updates andreplaces the Evaluation Policy approved in 2008, and would come into effect upon approval by the Executive Board.
The act, which would come into effect after the three existing censorship bodies were combined into a single office, would place greater restrictions on the availability of violent and pornographic material, introduce new controls on the displaying of the material and set penalties for the possession of banned materials.
After adopting an Act on the treatment of foreign nationals in Korea, the Government was currently drafting a national action plan for foreign nationals, which would come into effect in 2008.
The most important of the remaining tasks before the Parties, he said,was to assist developing country Parties to enable them to achieve fully their agreed phaseout targets, several of which would come into effect in 2007; the Parties had assigned the Multilateral Fund a special role in that regard and he pledged the Secretariat's support for the Fund's efforts.
At the same meeting, the President of the Council, on behalf of its members, made a statements7 welcoming the Secretary-General's statement concerning the implementation of resolution 598(1987) of 20 July 1987 andendorsing his announcement that the ceasefire demanded in that resolution would come into effect on 20 August 1988.
Apart from the first step, which would give rise to more or less immediate obligations, two other types of step were identified:step 2 consisting of obligations which would be set out in the protocol but would come into effect only after a period of time had elapsed(deferred obligations); and step 3 whereby the Meeting of the Parties would be obliged to consider certain issues which would be set out in the protocol.
The Statistical Commission, at its thirty-fifth session, agreed with the conclusion of the inter-agency Task Force on International Merchandise Trade Statistics that the fourth revision of the Standard International Trade Classification(SITC, Rev.4) was needed in view of accumulated changes in the Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System(HS) andfurther amendments to HS, which would come into effect on 1 January 2007.
Introducing the item, the Co-Chair recalled that at the twenty-eighth meeting of the Open-ended Working Group Australia had introduced a draft decision that would harmonize the date on which HCFC import andexport bans would come into effect with the date on which production and consumption limits for HCFCs would commence in Article 5 Parties, namely, 1 January 2013.