Examples of using Group accepted in English and their translations into Russian
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The Group accepted this proposal.
It was for the sake of compromise that the Group accepted a joint proposal made by Pakistan and the United States.
The Group accepted the proposal by the Russian Federation to amend the beginning of paragraph 6.
The Working Group accepted this proposal.
This group accepted responsibility for shooting at humanitarian personnel in early May.
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The Working Group accepted that proposal.
The Group accepted the content of the paragraph and decided to postpone the decision as to the place of the paragraph.
The Working Group accepted that suggestion.
The Group accepted that there were issues pertaining to financing for development which were being determined outside the United Nations framework.
The Working Group accepted this amendment.
The Group accepted the Russian Federation's proposal to include IMO number in subparagraph(d) of paragraph 6. Temporary ENI is no longer assigned and, therefore, needed not be included.
The Working Group accepted that proposal.
The Group accepted a drafting proposal from the United Kingdom, contained in paragraphs 13 to 15 of document JIGE(IX)/3, designed to clarify the contents of the text.
The Working Group accepted that schedule in principle.
The Group accepted a proposal from the Chairman and requested the Rapporteur, under the guidance of the Chairman and with the assistance of the secretariat, to produce the report after the session.
The Working Group accepted the text as drafted.
The group accepted a simple working understanding of traditional forest-related knowledge: Traditional forest-related knowledge, practices and techniques are distinctive to particular tribes, gender, communities and culture and are generally passed from generation to generation.
The Working Group accepted this offer with appreciation.
The Group accepted to follow thoroughly the work of the UNECE-UNESCAP Project on Euro-Asian transport linkages, agreed to cooperate with UNECE in the collection of data on the Black Sea Ports, as proposed by the UNECE, and invited those member States, which are not yet Contracting Parties to the UNECE Agreements, to undertake the necessary national legal procedures for accession.
The Advisory Group accepted the offer with thanks.
The Working Group accepted the provision, subject to drafting clarification.
While recognizing that it was premature to develop proposals on this issue, the Group accepted that there was a need for a body within IMO to monitor the implementation of the scheme with a view to providing strategic direction and its continued improvement.
The informal working group accepted the invitation of CEFIC, which proposed holding the next meeting from 2 p.m. on 12 September 2012 to 4 p.m. on 13 September 2012 in the BASF offices in Ludwigshafen.
With respect to article 3.12, the Group accepted the proposal by the Russian Federation to correct the term"masthead light" to"топовый огонь" in Russian.
At the 6th meeting, on 12 December, the Group accepted a proposal from the Chairman and requested the Rapporteur, under the guidance of the Chairman and with the assistance of the secretariat, to complete the report of the session, taking into account the discussions of the AGBM, the conclusions on agenda items 3, 4 and 5, and the need for editorial adjustments.
Given the protracted nature of the discussions on the budget for the biennium 2008-2009, the Group accepted the consensus reached. However, it strongly opposed future"zero nominal growth" budgets and encouraged all Member States to share that position and to spare no effort to further support UNIDO in carrying out its mandate.
After a lively discussion, the group accepted the following proposal to amend paragraph 2 of Article 3 forwarded by Finland in document ECE/TRANS/WP.11/2008/2.
In Dayr az Zawr, armed groups accepted the jurisdiction of a local court.
The Group accepts the operational risk on these activities, but the Group's customers bear the credit and market risks associated with such operations.
The Group accepts that while various approaches exist, efforts to conclude a universal and legally-binding instrument on security assurances to NNWS should be vigorously pursued.