Examples of using Document to include in English and their translations into Russian
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It is proposed in this document to include a definition of"capacity of shell or shell compartment.
Revision of the global monitoring plan guidance document to include all listed compounds.
The proposals set out in this document to include provisions in the regulations for additive systems were discussed separately and examined in terms of their feasibility.
Action to address those issues had so far focused on coordinating working methods andstreamlining reporting requirements, including through the expansion of the core document to include information on substantive rights congruent to all or several treaties.
It was thought preferable to expand the core document to include congruent substantive issues and to update it regularly for all treaty bodies.
The United NationsEconomic Commission for Europe(UNECE) Expert Group on Competences in Education for Sustainable Development was established by the UNECE Steering Committee on Education for Sustainable Development at its fourth meeting and mandated to prepare a document to include.
The Secretariat expects that it will produce one ormore addendums to the present document to include additional proposed decisions that may be submitted by the Parties prior to the Twentieth Meeting of the Parties.
The Committee also requested the Secretariat to prepare a draft decision on the consideration of the listing for tributyltin compounds in Annex III to the Convention and the revision of the decision guidance document to include information relevant to the industrial category.
Took note of the suggestions by a number of Member States to build on the Guide and Companion document to include the following areas: case studies; business value proposition; data capture and quality issues; and related policies;
For his part, he would like the document to include the Committee's 1990 recommendation on the independence of the experts, as well as a reference to the practice of the neutrality of the expert who was a national of the country whose report was being examined.
In these consultations, I wish to make clear that we will take the request by the delegation of Egypt, supported by the G-21,for the secretariat to issue a CD document to include a compilation of CD and United Nations proposals and documents related to nuclear disarmament in order to facilitate consultations under this item.
Requested the secretariat to prepare a new working document to include(i) a compilation of submissions contained in previous COP documents on this matter and those submitted pursuant to paragraph 2 above, and(ii) an updated version of the annexes contained in ICCD/COP(7)/9 to reflect these views;
The Preparatory Committee decided to request the Implementation Support Unit(ISU) to prepare a background information document on the history and operation of the confidence-building measures(CBMs) agreed at the Second Review Conference andrevised at the Third Review Conference, with the document to include data in summary tabular form on the participation of States Parties in the measures since the last Review Conference see BWC/CONF. VII/PC/2, paragraph 24.
For example, two delegations stressed the need for the document to include an assessment of the scale of risks on income projections, while another suggested the inclusion of income trends split between National Committees and field offices.
Requests the secretariat to prepare a new working document to include a compilation of submissions by Parties contained in previous documents of the Conference of the Parties on this matter,including a draft to provide options for, and the terms of reference of, a multilateral consultative process, as contained in document ICCD/COP(9)/13, as well as a compilation of those views submitted pursuant to paragraph 2 above;
The second inter-committee meeting andthe fifteenth meeting of chairpersons considered that expanding the core document to include a broader range of information relevant to all or several of the treaty bodies would reduce further the amount of duplicated material and the overall length of reports by consolidating information in one document. .
Requested the secretariat to prepare a new working document to include a compilation of submissions by Parties contained in previous COP documents on this matter,including a draft to provide options for, and the terms of reference of, a multilateral consultative process, and a compilation of those views submitted by Parties;
In particular, Member States have voiced concern over the lack of progress in the multilateral machinery dealing with disarmament issues,the failure of the World Summit Outcome document to include provisions on disarmament and non-proliferation, and the fact that last year's Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons concluded without progress on that substantive agenda item.
In the same decision the secretariat was requested to prepare a document to include:(a) a compilation of submissions contained in previous COP documents on this matter and those submitted on article 28 of the Convention, and(b) an updated version of the annexes contained in document ICCD/COP(7)/9 to reflect these views.
Requested the secretariat to prepare a new working document to include:(i) a compilation of submissions contained in previous documents of the COP on this matter and those submitted pursuant to subparagraph(b) above; and(ii) an updated version of the annexes contained in document ICCD/COP(10)/26 to reflect these views.
Requests the secretariat to prepare a new working document to include(i) a compilation of submissions contained in documents ICCD/COP(4)/8, ICCD/COP(5)/8 and ICCD/COP(6)/7 and those submitted pursuant to paragraph 2 above; and(ii) an updated version of the annexes contained in document ICCD/COP(4)/8 to reflect these views;
Requests the secretariat to prepare a new working document to include:(i) a compilation of submissions contained in previous COP documents on this matter and those submitted pursuant to paragraph 2 above, and(ii) an updated version of the annexes contained in document ICCD/COP(9)/14 to reflect these views;
Requests the secretariat to prepare a new working document to include a compilation of submissions by Parties contained in previous COP documents on this matter,including a draft to provide options for, and the terms of reference of, a multilateral consultative process, and a compilation also of those views submitted pursuant to paragraph 2 above;
In the same decision the secretariat was requested to prepare a document to include a compilation of submissions by Parties contained in previous COP documents on this matter,including a draft to provide options for, and the terms of reference of, a multilateral consultative process, and a compilation also of those views submitted on article 27 of the Convention.
Requests the secretariat to prepare a new working document to include:(i) a compilation of submissions contained in previous documents of the Conference of the Parties on this matter and those submitted pursuant to paragraph 2 above; and(ii) an updated version of the annexes contained in document ICCD/COP(9)/14 to reflect these views;
Requests the secretariat to prepare a new working document to include a compilation of submissions by Parties contained in previous documents of the Conference of the Parties on this matter,including a draft to provide options for, and the terms of reference of, a multilateral consultative process, and a compilation also of those views submitted pursuant to paragraph 2 above;
Also requests the Secretary-General in his report requested in paragraph 33 of the outcome document to include the question of developing concrete time-bound objectives and commitments to enhance the implementation of the Barbados Programme of Action and the Mauritius Strategy for Implementation and refocusing efforts towards a results-oriented approach, and to consider what improved and additional measures might be added to more effectively address the unique and particular vulnerabilities and development needs of small island developing States;
In general, States have taken steps to implementcontrols on immigration procedures, and most have taken steps to enhance integrity in the issuance of identity and travel documents, to include modern security features in travel documents and to establish the capacity to detect fraud.