Examples of using Routine procedural in English and their translations into Arabic
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Routine procedural non-compliance matters for which standardized recommendation text has been agreed by the Committee.
Standardized recommendations by the Implementation Committee for addressing routine procedural matters of noncompliance(recommendation 36/52).
The types of routine procedural matters of noncompliance that will be addressed by standardized recommendations are set out below.
Standardizing recommendations by the Implementation Committee for addressing routine procedural matters of non-compliance(recommendation 36/52).
This nomination is the result of a routine procedural process to ensure that the work of the Commission continues in an operative and helpful manner.
Standardizing recommendations by the Implementation Committee for addressing routine procedural matters of non-compliance(recommendation 35/49).
The fact that the submission of that report is provided for in the Charter signifies that that issue is at the core of the functions and powers of the Security Council andnot just a routine procedural matter.
The standardized recommendations addressing routine procedural matters of noncompliance with the Montreal Protocol are contained in section 6.2.
The Committee has adopted a set of standardized recommendation texts to provide a basis for developing appropriate recommendations for such matters,known as" routine procedural matters of non-compliance".
It was suggested that the numbering of the categories of routine procedural matters for which standardized recommendations had been drafted, as contained in document UNEP/OzL. Pro/ImpCom/36/5, should be simplified.
As noted in recommendation 36/52, adopted by the Committee at its thirty-sixth meeting, standardized recommendations are only intended toserve as a basis for those recommendations that address certain routine procedural matters of noncompliance.
To request the Secretariat to incorporate the list of routine procedural matters of noncompliance and standardized recommendations into the finalized draft of the Implementation Committee Primer that is to be considered by the Committee at its next meeting;
At its thirty-sixth meeting, the Implementation Committee under the non-compliance procedure of the Montreal Protocol agreed to use standardized recommendations contained in the present primer document as abasis for adopting future recommendations to address routine procedural matters of noncompliance.
This routine procedural matter relates to the mid-year and end-of-year meeting of the Committee, where a Party has submitted its outstanding data in accordance with its Protocol obligations and a prior decision of the Parties or recommendation of the Committee.
Standardized recommendations f and g1:The Committee adopts standardized recommendation text to address routine procedural matters of non-compliance to enable the Committee to manage its increasing workload more efficiently and effectively and ensure the equitable treatment of Parties in like circumstances.
This routine procedural matter is becoming less common now that the Parties are increasingly reporting their data prior to the mid-year meeting of the Committee, and therefore becoming subject to a Type 1 recommendation at that meeting if the reported data indicates potential noncompliance.
Standardized recommendation text a1, a2, b1, b2, b3 and b4:The Committee adopts standardized recommendation text to address routine procedural matters of non-compliance to enable the Committee to manage its increasing workload more efficiently and effectively and ensure the equitable treatment of Parties in like circumstances.
This routine procedural matter is becoming less common now that the Parties are increasingly reporting their data prior to the mid-year meeting of the Committee, and therefore becoming subject to a Type 1 recommendation at that meeting if the reported data indicates potential noncompliance.
Standardized recommendation types 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6:The Committee adopts standardized recommendation text to address routine procedural matters of non-compliance to enable the Committee to manage its increasing workload more efficiently and effectively and ensure the equitable treatment of Parties in like circumstances.
This routine procedural matter is becoming less common now that the Parties are increasingly reporting their data prior to the mid-year meeting of the Committee, and therefore becoming subject to an a1 recommendation at that meeting if the reported data indicates potential noncompliance.
Standardized recommendation text b1, b2, b4 and c1:The Committee adopted standardized recommendation text to address routine procedural matters of non-compliance to enable the Committee to manage its increasing workload more efficiently and effectively and ensure the equitable treatment of Parties in like circumstances.
This routine procedural matter relates to the mid-year and end-of-year meeting of the Committee, where a Party subject to a decision detailing the various commitments which it has undertaken to ensure its return to compliance has reported failure to implement some or all of its commitments to reduce ODS consumption or production.
Standardized recommendations d, e1, e2, e3 and e4:The Committee adopts standardized recommendations to address routine procedural matters of non-compliance, with a view to enabling the Committee to manage its increasing workload more efficiently and effectively and to ensuring the equitable treatment of Parties in like circumstances.
This routine procedural matter relates to the mid-year and end-of-year meeting of the Committee, where a Party subject to a decision detailing the various commitments which it has undertaken to ensure its return to compliance has submitted information that places them in advance of some or all of the commitments contained in the decision.
Acknowledgement of explanation and request for plan of action This routine procedural matter relates to the mid-year meetings of the Committee, where a Party has submitted an explanation confirming its non-compliance with its obligations under the Protocol to phase out the consumption or production of a particular controlled substance, but has not submitted a plan of action to address the non-compliance.
This routine procedural matter relates to the mid-year and end-of-year meeting of the Committee, where a Party subject to a decision detailing the various commitments which it has undertaken to ensure its return to compliance has submitted information that indicates completion of some or all of the commitments due for completion by the time of the meeting.
This routine procedural matter relates to both the mid-year and end-of-year meetings of the Committee, where a Party has submitted an explanation for a deviation from its obligations under the Protocol to phase out production and consumption of a particular controlled substance and a plan of action containing time-specific benchmarks and supporting regulatory measures to return the Party to compliance.
