Examples of using A future protocol in English and their translations into Russian
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Invited the Expert Group to analyze options for addressing PM in a future protocol;
Some submissions preferred to wait until the provisions of a future protocol were specified before determining whether the Article 13 process would be appropriate.
One country found it inefficient to establish a separate multilateral consultative process in a future protocol.
We should not put off responding to this challenge until the conclusion of a future protocol but should instead include it in the body of the treaty.
These ad hoc committees would handle questions raised by Parties concerning the implementation of the Convention or of a future protocol.
In this regard, one NGO suggested leaving the consideration of a"non-compliance procedure for a future protocol to the legal experts of the Parties to this instrument.
It is crucial that a future protocol take into account the needs of non-Parties to the Protocol related to air pollution problems of a transboundary nature.
The experts have gone a long way towards agreement on most of the issues that would be addressed by a future protocol on these kinds of munitions.
In the light of the objectives he had stated, a future protocol VI could be based on a"two-step" approach leading, after a transition period, to a comprehensive prohibition on all cluster munitions.
At the Fifth Review Conference of the BTWC, Croatia supported the continuation of the work of the Ad Hoc Group, on the basis of the Ad Hoc Group Chairman's composite text on a future protocol.
A future protocol should establish clear restrictive rules on transfer, storage, destruction, development, production and acquisition modeled on existing legal instruments such as the CCW and the Ottawa Convention.
Some envisaged a Party possibly availing itself of the process in order tosignal its difficulty in fulfilling its commitments under the Convention or a future protocol.
In particular, this requires us to improve certain provisions relating to the immediate humanitarian impact that a future protocol VI to the Convention, which would be compatible with and complementary to the Convention on Cluster Munitions, should have.
The second central function is to deal with concerns regarding implementation, for example, situations in which one or more Parties are unwilling orunable to comply with their obligations under the Convention or a future protocol.
As our delegation to the Ad Hoc Group of governmental experts on this issue has repeatedly stated,we believe that a future protocol should ensure compliance with all the provisions of the Convention, including those relating to exchanges and transfers for peaceful purposes.
Despite the complexity of the issue, a large number of States had participated actively in the negotiations of the Group of Governmental Experts,especially States whose accession to a future protocol would make a significant impact on the ground.
For Germany, it remained of utmost importance that a future protocol on cluster munitions should serve the following three objectives: it should have an immediate effect on the use and transfer of those weapons; it should clearly improve the safety of civilian populations; and it should avoid any contradiction with the Convention on Cluster Munitions.
At its second session, the Ad Hoc Group on the Berlin Mandate(AGBM) requested the secretariat"to examine how institutions andprocesses established by the Convention could be linked to a future protocol or another legal instrument.
I wish to reaffirm my country's unwavering position in that regard, namely,that we want to see these negotiations lead to a successful outcome and a future protocol that is legally binding, equipped with strong humanitarian components, compatible with the Oslo Convention and effective immediately.
CIAM will present technical options for specific measures with high potential for emission reductions in the EECCA region at the Working Group's forty-first session,as a basis for further discussion on how to integrate these into a future protocol.
The secretariat was requested to examine how institutions andprocesses established by the Convention could be linked to such a future protocol or another legal instrument and to present a paper to the AGBM for consideration at a future session.
In concordance with the second and third central functions, several submissions stated that the Article 13 process should concern issues regarding the extent to which an individual Party has been, is, orwill be fulfilling its commitments under the Convention or a future protocol.
Canada was also carefully examining its defence legislation in order tobe in a position to ratify a future protocol on children affected by armed conflict, and welcomed the appointment of a Special Representative on the impact of armed conflict on children, who would be able to play an important role as advocate for children in such situations.
In addition, the document requested from the secretariat examining how institutions andprocesses established by the Convention could be linked to a future protocol or another legal instrument will be available FCCC/AGBM/1996/4.
In order to maintain that momentum, and bearing in mind the next milestone for the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons-- the Fourth Review Conference, to be held in 2011-- it was prepared to consider accepting a new mandate for 2010, provided that the mandate clearly reflected thegenuine will of all High Contracting Parties to negotiate a legally binding instrument, namely a future protocol.
CIAM presented technical options for specific measures with high potential for emission reductions in the Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia(EECCA) subregion at the Working Group's forty-first session,as a basis for further discussion on how to integrate these into a future protocol.
The representative also stated that a future optional protocol should not include an inquiry procedure.
The Conference also discussed the prospects of a future international sugar protocol.
The NGO Coalition, ICJ, COHRE, the InterAmerican Platform for Human Rights andthe Danish Institute for Human Rights made statements illustrating the benefits of a future optional protocol.
Based on its experience, the Committee was confident that States parties, even those in difficult circumstances,would be able to cope with the reporting obligations that might be required under a future optional protocol;