Examples of using Group shared in English and their translations into Russian
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The Group shared the view of the ILC that.
With regard to the High-level Meeting for LDCs' Trade Development, his Group shared the concern of others over the slow pace of implementation.
The Group shared the concern expressed by the representative of Norway about the large number of outstanding items.
Edgar Isaakyan, who represented Storm Group, shared his marketing secrets: how to attract and keep customers.
The Group shared the Advisory Committee's concern regarding the risks inherent in dismantling the project team prematurely.
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Mr. Shahbaz(Pakistan), speaking on behalf of the Asian Group, said that the Group shared the views of the Secretariat set out in document IDB.32/9.
During this time, the group shared two new tracks"FVIMVS" and"NOE", which will be included into their new album.
With regard to the High-level Meeting on Integrated Initiatives for Least Developed Countries' Trade Development, his Group shared the concern of others over the slow pace of implementation.
Previously, the group shared the title single of the new album"Sorceress.
For that reason, the Group was nominating an African candidate, Mr. Yumkella, who had the requisite qualities and whose credentials were widely recognized: he had acquired extensive experience in the area of industrial development as a minister in Sierra Leone and as a staff member of UNIDO, both in the field andat headquarters, and, more importantly, he had a vision for the Organization that the Group shared.
As the group shared their varied insights, everyone saw much more of the artwork than any one person saw themselves.
Regarding security spending by organizations of the United Nations system, the Group shared the concerns expressed in the related report of ACABQ(A/60/7/Add.9) and expected to receive further information on the matter.
The Group shared the Advisory Committee's views regarding the Board's issuance of modified audit opinions for three consecutive financial periods.
Mr. Torres Lépori(Argentina), speaking on behalf of the Rio Group, said that the Group shared the concerns expressed by the representatives of Jamaica and Belgium on behalf, respectively, of the Group of 77 and China and the European Union.
The Group shared the Redesign Panel's view that the current system of justice was outmoded, dysfunctional and ineffective and that it lacked independence.
Ms. Udo(Nigeria), speaking on behalf of the African Group, said that the Group shared the disappointment expressed by previous speakers about the Secretariat's failure to comply with the decisions of the General Assembly.
The Group shared the conclusion reached by the Committee on Contributions that, from a technical standpoint, the national income concept was sounder than other income concepts for the purposes of the scale of assessments.
During the meeting, the group shared and agreed on the first preliminary results and good practices identified through the analysis of the cases and discussed the way forward.
The Group shared most of the views expressed by the Advisory Committee in its report(A/58/759/Add.10) and would pursue those during informal consultations.
However, the Group shared the concern at the slow pace of work and occasional suspensions owing to lack of funds.
The Group shared information on LRA with the Ugandan security agencies, in particular information relating to telephone numbers dialled on LRA satellite telephones.
Also, the Group shared views on organizing and shaping the regular assessment process, taking into consideration the benefits of SEIS, and adopted a workplan for the Group for 2014- 2015.
His Group shared the concern for the need to review the organization's working methods and absorb new resources, and was ready to consider proposals for increasing the participation of civil society.
The Group shared the view that improving the Organization's capacity to prevent and resolve conflicts was a better investment than dealing with the costly aftermath of wars and armed conflicts.
The Group shared the view of the inspectors that UNIDO should base its decisions concerning ICT hosting services on the organizational situation and business demands, ICT governance and ICT strategy.
The Group shared examples of gender-sensitive economic policies in Central Asia, identified priorities, discussed setbacks in the implementation of gender mainstreaming in their national policies.
The Group shared the Advisory Committee's views regarding standardized access control and underlined the importance of setting up effective measures to guarantee the highest level of protection of personal data available in the system.
As to budget constraints, the Group shared the Organization's view that adequate and cost-effective implementation of programmes was more necessary than ever and expressed its support for the newly established Office of Comptroller-General.
The Group shared the concerns of CNDD and urged the Guinean authorities to work closely with ECOWAS, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime(UNODC) regional office and other partners in their continuing efforts to combat drug and human trafficking and the proliferation of small arms and light weapons.
The Group shared the Advisory Committee's doubts about the appropriateness of the United Nations Oversight Committee's providing advice and suggestions on the priorities, long-term strategy and annual audit workplans of the oversight bodies, since that might call into question the independence of those bodies.
