Examples of using Reporting countries in English and their translations into Chinese
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Reporting countries are listed in the annex.
In Central America,heroin seizures increased in all reporting countries.
Eighty per cent of reporting countries had quota systems in place.
Commodities were found either to be not available orobsolete for reporting countries…” and“.
Other main reporting countries were African and Asian.
Only 44 per cent of those countries have regulatory legislation in place,and 35 per cent of the reporting countries indicated that their legislation was not comprehensive.
All reporting countries of Eastern and Southern Africa have such initiatives.
Approximately 23 per cent of reporting countries did not respond to the question.
Reporting countries recognized the importance of trade for sustainable forest management.
This has been a key objective of many reporting countries, especially those with large numbers of forest-dependent people.
Reporting countries could also make reference to other relevant reports that they had submitted to other treaty and non-treaty bodies.
Moreover, according to the reporting countries, about one third of medicinal plant material comprises tree bark.
All reporting countries continue to coordinate the implementation of these conventions through one ministry.
However, around 20 per cent of reporting countries declared that they foresaw the preparation of such legislation.
The reporting countries also highlighted bilateral cooperation on forest law enforcement.
Interestingly, in the majority of reporting countries the number of offences recorded by the police decreased between 2005 and 2006.
All reporting countries of Central and Eastern Europe are Parties to several environmental conventions.
This requires cooperation with the reporting countries and access to documentation reports on production routines and methods used.
All reporting countries of the region are Parties to a number of closely interlinked environmental conventions.
More than half of the reporting countries in Africa received technical assistance in raising resources from bilateral donors.
Some reporting countries were newly emerging aid donors who were still in the process of setting objectives and mechanisms.
Approximately 58 per cent of reporting countries received assistance from bilateral donors, up from 54 per cent in 2008- 2009.
The reporting countries are trying to coordinate implementation of these conventions through one ministry, usually Ministries of Environment.
Nearly 90 per cent of reporting countries could count on sufficient technical and technological knowledge for reporting. .
Most reporting countries describe some programmes dealing with the improvement of vegetal coverage and, in particular, forests and woodland.
Half the reporting countries consider bilateral assistance timely or fairly timely.
Some reporting countries expressed considerable interest in the use of traditional knowledge and in the availability of related information.
Most reporting countries were focusing on certification and verification schemes to prove that material is sourced from legal and well-managed forests.
Reporting countries indicated a lack of resources for applying financial or fiscal incentives as the main reason for the ineffectiveness of existing mechanisms.
The reporting countries are not evenly distributed among the regions, with some regions having a high concentration of reporting States and others having none.