Examples of using Fourth reporting in English and their translations into Russian
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An increasing trend can be observed when comparing two legs of the fourth reporting cycle.
In the fourth reporting period, 62 States reported the existence of preventive mechanisms.
Below is a summary of the actions reported by Member States in the fourth reporting period.
Nevertheless, in the fourth reporting period, another 6 percentage points were gained compared with the period 2002-2004.
The percentage of States that reported such plans or programmes increased slightly compared with the fourth reporting period.
In the fourth reporting period, of the 79 States that reported having laws, 52 reported having enacted new laws or revised existing ones.
Section VI of the questionnaire elicited 105 responses for the fifth reporting period, compared with 100 responses for the fourth reporting period.
In the fourth reporting period, they were concentrated in Western and Central Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean, and East and South-East Asia.
Of the 65 States that initially reported not having sucha code of conduct, 12 had reported the existence of one by the fourth reporting period.
In the fourth reporting period(2004-2006), Latin America and the Caribbean region showed a slight increase(3 per cent) in the number of countries complying with this requirement.
Her delegation was pleased to note that New Zealand's third periodic report was deemed to have contained information relating to the fourth reporting period.
In the fourth reporting period, there was an absolute decline in the number of States that answered questions from part III of the biennial reports questionnaire as compared to the previous three reporting periods.
The figure rose globally from 75 per cent in the third reporting period to 79 per cent in the fourth reporting period see figure XIII.
In the fourth reporting period, the region of Eastern and South-Eastern Europe reflected a 14 per cent decrease of States in the region that considered money-laundering an extraditable offence.
The index in the subregion of Northern Africa and the Middle East had been increasing since the baseline reporting period,but dropped in the fourth reporting period.
In the fourth reporting period, 66 per cent of the reporting States had legislation permitting cooperation with other States in countering trafficking by sea 44 per cent in 2002-2004.
In Central, South and South-West Asia a notable increase was registered,from 50 per cent in 1998-2000 to over 75 per cent in the fourth reporting period.
With regard to EA 3.1.1,as demonstrated by the outputs of the fourth reporting process and the review conducted by CRIC 9, the objective has been met, and this represents one of the major achievements of the current biennium.
However, a decline was observed in Sub-Saharan Africa, from 88 per cent in the third reporting period to 81 per cent in the fourth reporting period see figure I.
The responses from Member States in the fourth reporting cycle of the biennial reports questionnaire(covering the period from June 2004 to June 2006) indicate that this treatment intervention is the one that is least available in all regions.
In the Americas and Europe, there was a general trend of increase in the levels of implementation,whereas in North America there was a decrease in the fourth reporting period.
In the fourth reporting period, of the 60 States that responded positively on the availability of procedures to investigate the diversion of chemicals, 50 reported that such procedures also existed for clandestine laboratories.
In the third reporting period, 33 States reported having received technical cooperation in relation to precursor control, compared to 43 in the fourth reporting period.
In the fourth reporting period(2004-2006), 24 countries(27 per cent of respondents) reported providing assistance to other countries on a bilateral, regional or multilateral basis through alternative development programmes, compared with 18 countries(20 per cent) in 2002-2004 and 30 countries(27 percent) in 2000-2002.
The figures reported in the previous reporting periods were as follows: 32 per cent, 29 per cent, 31 per cent and28 per cent during the first, second, third and fourth reporting periods respectively.
Countries of SubSaharan Africa and Latin America andthe Caribbean seem to have experienced some difficulties in the fourth reporting period after having scored 75 per cent or higher in 2000-2002.
Expected accomplishments, outputs and related activities that will lead to an improved review of the UNCCD implementation are presented in the two-year work programme of the CRIC, while the first strategically orientedmulti-year work plan and the next two-year work programme will be submitted for the consideration of COP 9 in time before the fourth reporting cycle will commence.
Requests the secretariat together with the GM and invites the United Nations Environment Programme(UNEP) andthe Global Environment Facility(GEF) to prepare reporting tools for the fourth reporting cycle in 2010, and to facilitate and provide capacity- building on monitoring to affected country Parties, as required;
The analysis of efforts by Governments to strengthen the control of precursors is based on the 91 replies received from Member States to section III of the biennial reports questionnaire for the fourth reporting period.
By 18 October 2006, 94 States andthe European Commission had returned their responses; 65 per cent of the responses for the fourth reporting period were submitted after the deadline of 30 June 2006.