Examples of using Accepted in principle in English and their translations into Russian
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Accepted in principle.
However, while the Unit's recommendations had been accepted in principle, some had met with mixed reactions.
Accepted in principle the offer of Papua New Guinea to host a special meeting.
We assume that those amendments were accepted in principle, as no delegation spoke against them or tried to amend them.
During this visit, a draft agreement to consolidate the cease-fire was elaborated and accepted in principle by the parties.
His delegation accepted in principle the need to enlarge UNCITRAL's membership.
The proposal concerning the specific location of the tunnel restriction code within the transport document was accepted in principle.
The CSG accepted in principle the forward direction proposed by the Electronic Business Team EBT.
After a long anddetailed debate the working group accepted in principle the following wording for a new special provision.
The Commission accepted in principle a suggestion to publish on the occasion of the Decade of International Law a collection of studies to be prepared by some of its members.
A number of the delegations indicated that the amendment had been accepted in principle but that procedural delays had prevented formal submission of notification to date.
The RCD accepted in principle that they would not recruit young persons below the age of 18; it was agreed that precise mechanisms and practical arrangements would be worked out for this purpose.
Yesterday we agreed that my proposal for the first agenda item, dealing with nuclear weapons, was accepted in principle, or on an ad referendum basis.
From 2014 onward Accepted in principle; modality to be determined in line with Joint Inspection Unit statute.
The proposal to include a bill of rights in the Constitution of the British Virgin Islands(para. 206) had been accepted in principle, although much detailed work remained to be done.
Accordingly, mechanisms established by the General Assembly in keeping with that responsibility,including committees should be accepted in principle and maintained until their mandate was fulfilled.
At its first session, the Working Group accepted in principle to organize its work along the lines contained in a conference room paper.
Quite apart from the NPT, it is essential that we examine a detailed implementation process of total and global disarmament,which has been accepted in principle, though in words only thus far.
The Chairman noted that the Commission accepted in principle the idea that intangible assets should be included, and that the exact wording should be referred to the drafting group.
Similarly, there is a clear need to organize the international conference on peace,security and development in the Great Lakes region-- an idea which has been accepted in principle.
The package of confidence-building measures accepted in principle by both leaders is set out in four paragraphs of my report of 1 July 1993 S/26026, paras. 37, 38, 42 and 43.
The review, which was conducted by a board of six persons under Judge Tumim's chairmanship, resulted in a report containing some 34 recommendations,all of which have been accepted in principle by the government of Bermuda.
The proposal was therefore considered accepted in principle since, as explained by the Chairman,in the case of the ATP Handbook, three negative votes were required to overturn a proposal.
Even in the territories of the former Yugoslavia, the real good the United Nations has done is being appreciated now. The 8 September peace plan advanced by the Contact Group of five Powers and accepted in principle by the concerned parties is a beacon of light at the end of the tunnel.
The Government accepted in principle that the practice ought to be abolished, but recalled that some traditions were deeply rooted and pleaded for implementation on a progressive basis.
Aware that the Court had urged the two countries to lend assistance to the proposed mission,he also accepted in principle the idea of such a mission and indicated that he would send his response to the Security Council and to me in writing.
It also accepted in principle the idea of support by the international community in the establishment of the national visiting mechanisms in States that desired to establish them and needed the support of the international community.
The Secretary-General, in his letter of 31 May 2001 addressed to the Permanent Representative of Japan to the United Nations, accepted in principle the invitation by Japan to participate in the 2005 World Exposition Aichi, Japan, 25 March to 25 September 2005.