Examples of using Experts further in English and their translations into Russian
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The experts further recommended that the Rules.
Regarding matters of technical assistance andinternational cooperation the Group of Experts further recommended that.
The experts further recognized the need to identify elements of the optimal self-regulation of the private sector.
The interactive dialogue in the meetings of military,legal and technical experts further clarified delegations' positions and greatly helped the GGE to better understand the topics in order to arrive at common ground.
The experts further emphasized that without freedom from violence, sustainable development could not be fully achieved.
At an expert group meeting held in New York in January 2000,members of the Subcommittee and experts further discussed the data requirements, format and methodological issues of the report.
The Group of Experts further requested that the task force begin considerations on potential normative instruments.
Experts further highlighted the benefits of using crowd-sourced and volunteered crisis data.
In 2012, the ILO Committee of Experts further noted that Cuba had provided the information requested in a timely manner.22bis.
Experts further discussed the experiences of the Ugandan Government with programmes for improving SMEs' access to credit.
The Ukrainian experts further explained that in practice, remedies under civil and administrative law were the rule for IP infringement.
Experts further noted the need for greater coordination among initiatives and adapted the Framework checklists to the Ghanaian context.
The Intergovernmental Meeting of Experts further agreed that it would be appropriate, in view of the tenth anniversary of the Convention, to reinforce the implementation of the Convention and its Protocols.
The experts further agreed that it is essential to have trained and motivated staff to operate transit systems.
The Group of Experts further recommends to develop methods of measuring the effectiveness of educational tools, campaigns and programmes.
Experts further agreed that there is a need to build institutional support to facilitate and encourage OFDI from developing countries.
The Group of Experts further identified South Sudan, which became a State Member of the United Nations on 14 July 2011, as eligible for inclusion.
The Group of Experts further invited the Chair and the secretariat to present that document during the seventy-ninth session of the Inland Transport Committee on its behalf.
Some experts further suggested that an institution similar to the Appellate Body of the World Trade Organization could prove useful in the context of international investment law.
The reviewing experts further noted that in several States, legislation had been drafted or introduced to more fully implement the bribery provisions of the Convention.
The Group of Experts further underscored the need for high-quality corporate reports to facilitate the mobilization of domestic and international financial resources and to foster investors' confidence.
The Group of Experts further requested the secretariat that the formal document containing chapters IV and V is circulated for final review by experts between 25 May and 9 June.
The experts further noted that political obstacles, such as opposition to the categorization of people into certain ethnic groups, might be one of the biggest challenges in the attempt to develop such an index.
The experts further concluded that it would also be necessary to take steps to promote the regulation and supervision of activities that, although not themselves prohibited, could lead to mercenary activity.
The reviewing experts further invited the national authorities, if deemed necessary, to consider extending the limitation period for those crimes as well in future reviews of criminal legislation.
The experts further proposed that the costs of the Commission should be borne by Parties to the Treaty in accordance with the OAU scale of assessment, though the Commission would also be allowed to seek special funding when necessary.
The Group of Experts further considered the current state of technology and research into the marking of explosives for the purpose of detection as well as pre- and post-detonation identification and tracing.
The Committee of Experts further noted that an examination of national laws and regulations showed that sanctions against migrants in an irregular situation were very widespread, both in sending and receiving countries.
Our experts further assert that we must also advocate for legal remedies that remove barriers to education in order to implement evidence-based strategies to enhance universal access and gender equality.
The experts further noted that agriculture was both a cause and victim of climate change and that the"green revolution" had increased the energy intensity of agriculture, thereby further linking food prices to energy prices.
