Exemples d'utilisation de Technical and legal obstacles en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Technical and legal obstacles to the use of videoconferencing CTOC/COP/2010/CRP.2.
Conference room paper prepared by the Secretariat on the technical and legal obstacles to the use of videoconferencing(CTOC/COP/2010/CRP.2);
(ii) technical and legal obstacles in the guise of different standards in different Community countries;
In its decision 4/2,the Conference of the Parties requested the Secretariat to seek ways to assist States in overcoming technical and legal obstacles to the use of videoconferencing.
Note by the Secretariat technical and legal obstacles to the use of videoconferencing(CTOC/COP/2010/CRP.2);
In particular, ratification of the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture, which Belgium had signed on 24 October 2005,had encountered technical and legal obstacles.
A conference room paper on the technical and legal obstacles to the use of videoconferencing was prepared by the Secretariat for the consideration of the Conference at its fifth session CTOC/COP/2010/CRP.2.
In its decision 4/2,the Conference also requested that UNODC seek ways to support parties to the Convention in overcoming technical and legal obstacles in the use of videoconferencing.
In the ECE region, the gap analysis for Georgia,identifying the technical and legal obstacles in undertaking Customs-to-Customs(C2C) electronic exchange of transit data, has been finalized.
In its decision 4/2, the Conference also requested the Secretariat to report on its provision of assistance to States in overcoming technical and legal obstacles for the use of videoconferencing.
Furthermore, in its decision 4/2, the Conference requested the Secretariat to seek ways to support such use of videoconferencing and assist States in overcoming technical and legal obstacles in this regard.
For UNECE, a consultant had been mandated and was currently working on a gap analysis aimed at identifying the technical and legal obstacles in undertaking Customs-to-Customs(C2C) electronic exchange of transit data in Georgia.
The request contained in operative paragraph 3 would call for the Secretariat to seek ways to support the use of videoconferencing for the protection of witnesses and assist States in overcoming technical and legal obstacles.
UNODC should develop a guide for practitioners on the use of videoconferencing testimony,taking into account the main points made during the meeting of the expert group on technical and legal obstacles to the use of videoconferencing, held in Vienna on 14 and 15 October 2010, and reflecting both the advantages and the challenges of videoconferencing;
In that decision, it encouraged States parties to provide in their domestic legislation for cooperation in the form of giving evidence by video link to facilitate international cooperation and requested the Secretariat to assist States in overcoming technical and legal obstacles in using videoconferencing.
Conference room paper prepared by the Secretariat summarizing the main points made during the meeting of the expert group on the technical and legal obstacles to the use of videoconferencing CTOC/COP/2010/CRP.8.
In the ECE region, Georgia had agreed to take part in the project and a call for tender would soon be issued for a gap analysis aimed at identifying the technical and legal obstacles in undertaking C2C electronic exchange of transit data.
A representative of the Secretariat made a presentation on the use of videoconferencing to facilitate the provision of mutual legal assistance and gave an overview of the outcome of the meeting of the expert group on technical and legal obstacles to the use of videoconferencing held in Vienna on 14and 15 October 2010.
Taking note of the recommendation of the working group to consider the use of videoconferencing and the giving of evidence by video link, the Conference requested the Secretariat to seek ways to support such use of videoconferencing and assist States in overcoming technical and legal obstacles, and to report to the Conference, at its fifth session, on the provision of such assistance.
In-depth assessments were conducted to examine the regulatory regimes of both countries and legal and technical obstacles to asset recovery at the national and international levels.