Примеры использования Zealand indicated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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New Zealand indicated that it was not considered necessary.
With respect to the note verbale from New Zealand, Mr. Navoti recalled that New Zealand indicated that it had no objections to the Commission considering and making recommendations on the submission made by Fiji.
New Zealand indicated that it was a cooperating non-party to NEAFC.
With respect to the note verbale from New Zealand, Mr. Mitchell recalled that, while there is a potential outstanding delimitation issue in respect of an area subject to the submission,New Zealand indicated that it has no objections to the Commission considering and making recommendations on the submission made by the Cook Islands.
New Zealand indicated that its programme did not cover any TCDC-type activities.
The analysis of the replies indicates that in numerous countries the political activity of public officials, when performed outside the scope of their office, was regulated by law.75 Brunei Darussalam, Canada, Cuba,Myanmar and New Zealand indicated that the political activity of public officials was regulated in a code of conduct, while Angola, Bangladesh, Belarus, Burundi, Colombia, Germany, Hungary, Lithuania, Malta, the Republic of Korea, Slovenia and South Africa reported that it was regulated both by law and a code of conduct.
New Zealand indicated that it had also submitted to FAO catch data on an annual basis.
In their respective communications,both Australia and New Zealand indicated that their submissions in the area could be treated as without prejudice to issues related to the delimitation of the continental shelf between them.
New Zealand indicated that such explicit extension of applicability was not considered necessary.
In its report submitted in 2007,New Zealand indicated that it retains operational stocks of M18A1 Claymores which are operated in the command-detonated mode only.
New Zealand indicated that it was a member of an arrangement with the Government of Australia for the conservation and management of orange roughy on the South Tasman Rise.
Brunei Darussalam, Canada, Cuba,Myanmar and New Zealand indicated that the political activity of public officials was regulated in a code of conduct, while Angola, Bangladesh, Belarus, Burundi, Colombia, Germany, Hungary, Lithuania, Malta, the Republic of Korea, Slovenia and South Africa reported that it was regulated both by law and a code of conduct.
New Zealand indicated that it worked with other States to identify and resolve impediments to accession to the Agreement.
New Zealand indicated that increased resources and funding are being provided to continue the settlement process.
In 2004 New Zealand indicated that its youth justice residential bed capacity was between 19 and 32 beds short of the number required.
New Zealand indicated that the Treaty of Waitangi is the foundational document for the relationship between the Government and Maori.
Both EC and New Zealand indicated that they were committed to implementing the interim measures agreed upon by SIOFA signatory States in 2006.
New Zealand indicated that it had opened 73 Maori language immersion schools where Maori language, culture and values predominate.
New Zealand indicated that some species of sharks are already under its Quota Management System, which makes their reporting mandatory.
New Zealand indicated that its information and observations on the topic had been submitted to the Secretary-General in 2010, as reflected in his report A/65/181.
New Zealand indicated that it does not intend to develop a NPOA-Capacity because its fisheries are managed through a quota management system.
New Zealand indicated that its approach to managing fisheries, through the Quota Management System, did not use capacity controls see A/60/189, paras. 81-82.
New Zealand indicated that it had implemented article 21 when undertaking high seas boarding and inspection in areas covered by RFMOs that have established boarding and inspection regimes.
New Zealand indicated that it was currently in the process of developing legislation with specific provisions to deal with fishing on the high seas by vessels entitled to fly its flag.
In addition, New Zealand indicated that it had enacted legislation to enable the implementation of the FAO Compliance Agreement and had given consideration to becoming a party to that Agreement.
New Zealand indicated that WCPFC and CCSBT each had a compliance committee that was mandated to develop guidelines and standards for MCS and enforcement programmes.
New Zealand indicated that measures affecting public officials after leaving their official positions were a matter for individual departments and their employment practices.
New Zealand indicated that it was strongly committed to working with Government and non-governmental sectors, independent Crown entities and the judiciary to provide leadership and end family violence.
Chile, UK and New Zealand indicated that they felt the substance of the paper presented by Australia went beyond the mandate of SCOI and proposed that this matter was more appropriately discussed directly by the Commission.
New Zealand indicated that it was working within regional fisheries management organizations such as CCAMLR, CCSBT, SPRFMO and WCPFC to encourage the inclusion of provisions that accord with best-practice guidelines.