Examples of using Development of a convention in English and their translations into Russian
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Some experts proposed the development of a convention or protocol approach.
Development of a Convention programme on co-processing planned for 2010- 11.
In the longer term, the Secretariat fully supports the development of a convention that would.
Those who opposed the development of a convention claimed that opening up the text to negotiation could jeopardize the current consensus on the articles and damage the delicate balance in the text.
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On the final form, conditions were not yet ripe for the development of a convention on transboundary aquifers.
Still, France was convinced that the development of a convention would help to clarify the status and contribute to the development of international law in an area that was essential to the preservation of peaceful relations among States and peoples.
As his delegation had said the previous year,Mexico supported the development of a convention on the basis of the draft articles.
With regard to the final form of the draft articles, his delegation agreed with many of the views expressed in the report of the Secretary-General(A/66/116)to the effect that conditions were not yet ripe for the development of a convention on the topic.
The country will also promote the development of a convention on international energy security.
The question is, however, if the number of supportive governments would be large enough to make the development of a convention really meaningful.
Moreover, the Bureau felt that as the ministers were to decide about the development of a convention on affordable, healthy and ecological housing, it would be advisable to dedicate a regular Committee meeting to the discussion of the related paper, and have the Committee recommending the development of such a convention. .
On another topic,the Acting High Commissioner for Human Rights advocated the development of a convention on human rights education.
The second panel focused on that part of the Working Group mandate referring to the possible development of a model law or provisions on insolvency law addressing select international issues, including jurisdiction, access and recognition,in a manner that would not preclude the development of a convention.
We support the earliest possible completion of the development of a convention on combating acts of international nuclear terrorism.
Taking into consideration the complexity of cybercrime and its links to transnational organized crime, in particular terrorism, as well as the digital divide and the necessity for all Statesto cooperate to combat such crime, the Meeting recommended that Member States consider the development of a convention on cybercrime in the context of the Thirteenth Congress.
It shares the aims of the countries calling for the early development of a convention for the general and complete prohibition of nuclear weapons.
Having completed its work on those two topics, the Working Group turned its attention to enterprise groups and documents A/CN.9/WG. V/WP.114 and 115, together with the part of its mandate relating to the possible development of a model law or provisions on insolvency law addressing selected international issues, including jurisdiction, access and recognition,in a manner that would not preclude the development of a convention.
In November 1994,having noted the work already done by UNEP for the development of a convention on prior informed consent, the FAO Council agreed that the FAO secretariat should proceed with the preparation of a draft convention on prior informed consent as a part of the current FAO/UNEP programme on prior informed consent and in cooperation with other international and non-governmental organizations concerned.
Her delegation was interested by the proposal made at the Naples Ministerial Conference concerning the development of a convention against organized transnational crime.
The United States' proposal as described in paragraph 8 of document A/CN.9/WG. V/WP.93/Add.1 to provide guidance on the interpretation and application of selected concepts of the UNCITRAL Model Insolvency Law relating to centre of main interests and possibly to develop a model law or provisions on insolvency law addressing selected international issues, including jurisdiction, access and recognition,in a manner that would not preclude the development of a convention;
In the view of the Netherlands, it is in any case not desirable to consider the development of a convention before the completion of the work on those other shared natural resources.
Those topics were:(a) guidance on the interpretation and application of selected concepts of the UNCITRAL Model Law on Cross-Border Insolvency relating to centre of main interests and possible development of a model law or provisions on insolvency law addressing selected international issues, such as jurisdictions, access and recognition,in a manner that would not preclude the development of a convention; and(b) responsibility and liability of directors of an enterprise in the period approaching insolvency.
The Legal Committee at its 79th session, having noted the views of IADC,also supported by some delegations against the development of a convention on offshore mobile craft, decided on balance to retain the item on its work programme, but to consider the matter at a later stage LEG 79/11, para. 152.
Those topics were:(a) guidance on the interpretation and application of selected concepts of the UNCITRAL Model Law on Cross-Border Insolvency relating to centre of main interests and possible development of a model law or provisions on insolvency law addressing selected international issues, such as jurisdictions, access and recognition,in a manner that would not preclude the development of a convention; and(b) responsibility of directorsof an enterprise in the period approaching insolvency.
Another important element in the package of nuclear issues before the Conference on Disarmament should be the development of a convention on prevention of the production of fissile material for weapons purposes and other explosive devices.
UNEP and FAO convened an informal consultative meeting in December 1994 to consider major issues related to the development of a convention on prior informed consent.
The Ad Hoc Working Group recommended the establishment of a task force to consider modalities for the development of a convention on prior informed consent, including possible elements for the convention. .
Those topics were:(a) guidance on the interpretation and application of selected concepts of the UNCITRAL Model Law on Cross-Border Insolvency relating to centre of main interests and possible development of a model law or provisions on insolvency law addressing selected international issues, such as jurisdictions, access and recognition,in a manner that would not preclude the development of a convention; and(b) responsibility and liability of directors and officers of an enterprise in insolvency and pre-insolvency cases.