Examples of using Introducing the second in English and their translations into Russian
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As of 2013, the euro area started introducing the second- Europa- series of euro banknotes.
And I, introducing the second private bank in the country in terms of capital, I believe that the state should support banks with the Ukrainian capital, it can and immodest sounds.
Introducing the second part of his report(A/CN.4/558/Add.1), the Special Rapporteur explained that it dealt with reservations that were incompatible with the object and purpose of the treaty.
Mr. O'Farrell(Director of External Audit, Audit Operations Committee,United Nations Board of Auditors), introducing the second progress report of the Board of Auditors on the implementation of IPSAS(A/67/168), said that the system-wide adoption of the IPSAS accruals-based accounting system would provide Member States with a better overview of the financial position of United Nations entities and better information to ensure cost-effective decision-making and long-term financial sustainability.
Introducing the second review of the programming arrangements 2008-2013(DP/2012/3), the Administrator discussedthe three options for eligibility and four models of criteria for allocation.
Mr. QUISPE-CORREA(Peru), introducing the second periodic report of Peru, expressed his Government's firm resolve to engage in a productive dialogue with the Committee.
In introducing the second and third periodic reports,the representative of Slovenia informed the Committee that the processes for ratifying the Optional Protocol to the Convention, and for accepting the amendment to article 20, paragraph 1, of the Convention.
Ms. Verstand-Bogaert(Netherlands), in introducing the second and third periodic reports of the Netherlands, said that progress in women's emancipation had been achieved in many areas.
Ms. Simms(Jamaica), introducing the second, third and fourth periodic reports of Jamaica, said that the reports did not reflect all the achievements and contemporary realities now facing the country.
Ms. Samakova(Kazakhstan), introducing the second periodic report of Kazakhstan(CEDAW/C/KAZ/2), said that major changes had taken place in Kazakhstan since the submission of the initial report.
Mr. GUILLERMET(Costa Rica), introducing the second periodic report, said that the document had been prepared in broad consultation with State institutions and organizations and with civil society.
Mr. RATTRAY(Jamaica), introducing the second periodic report(CCPR/C/42/Add.15), expressed his deep regret at the delay in submitting the report, which had been due to unforeseen difficulties of coordination.
Mr. MAMEDE(Brazil), introducing the second periodic report of Brazil(CCPR/C/BRA/2004/2), said it covered the period 1994 to 2004, and focused on measures taken in response to the Committee's observations on Brazil's initial report.
Ms. SHERRY(Australia), introducing the second periodic report of Australia(CEDAW/C/AUL/2), said that her Government was committed to continuing the process of improving the status of women in Australia, within the framework of the Convention.
Mr. KAZLAUSKAS(Lithuania), introducing the second periodic report of Lithuania(CAT/C/LTU/2), said that it focused on measures taken by his Government to implement the Committee's recommendations following its consideration of Lithuania's initial report.
Mr. Madi(Jordan), introducing the second periodic report of Jordan(CAT/C/JOR/2), said that no country was immune from torture and his Government acknowledged that some cases of torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment might have occurred in the country.
In introducing the second periodic report,the representative of the Czech Republic stated that his country was in a period of economic and social transformation, but that significant progress had been made during the last four years in areas covered by the Convention.
Mr. Turkalj(Croatia), introducing the second periodic report of Croatia(CCPR/C/HRV/2), said that in the decade since submitting its initial report to the Committee, his country had undergone rapid change, owing in large part to the process of accession to the European Union EU.
Ms. Bilbao(Chile), introducing the second and third periodic reports of Chile(CEDAW/C/CH1/2 and 3), said that, as early as 1949, her country had demonstrated its concern for the status of women by establishing a Legal Office for Women, followed by the National Office for Women in 1951.
Mr. DABEE(Mauritius), introducing the second periodic report of Mauritius, informed the Committee of new legislative, administrative and judicial measures designed to check police action which had been adopted in Mauritius since the submission of the report to the Committee in June 1998.
Mr. LOWENKRON(United States), introducing the second periodic report(CAT/C/48/Add.3 and Rev.1), said that his Government was committed to upholding national and international obligations to eradicate torture and prevent cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment, and to ensuring the transparency of its policies and actions.
Ms. Casar Perez(Controller), introducing the second performance report on the programme budget for the biennium 2012-2013(A/68/628), said that the report provided an estimate of the anticipated final level of expenditures, based on actual expenditures for the first 21 months of the biennium and projected requirements for the last three months.
Lastly, introducing the second performance report on the budget of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia for the biennium 2006-2007(A/62/556), he said that the Secretary-General proposed a final appropriation of approximately $348.9 million gross, which reflected an increase of some $22.4 million gross compared to the revised appropriation for the biennium 2006-2007.
Ms. Casar(Controller), introducing the second performance report on the programme budget for the biennium 2010-2011(A/66/578 and Corr.1), said that it provided an estimate of the anticipated final level of expenditure for the biennium 2010-2011 and took into account changes in inflation and exchange rates and cost-of-living adjustments as compared with the update provided at the time of approval of the first performance report A/65/589.
Introducing the second regional review, EC/46/SC/CRP.25 and Corr.1, the Director of UNHCR's Regional Bureau for South West Asia, North Africa and the Middle East began by noting that the region had been relatively stable in recent times, and highlighted the major programmes in the region geared towards the facilitation of durable solutions, such as voluntary repatriation, reintegration and rehabilitation in returnee areas.
Mr. O'Farrell(Chair of the Audit Operations Committee of the Board of Auditors), introducing the second annual progress report of the Board of Auditors on the implementation of the United Nations enterprise resource planning system(A/68/151), said that Umoja was the most important of a number of business transformations within the Organization, one which, notwithstanding delays and cost escalations, provided an essential opportunity to modernize its business administration.
Mr. FERRONI(San Marino), introducing the second periodic report of San Marino(CCPR/C/SMR/2) and responding to questions 1 and 2 on the Committee's list of issues(CCPR/C/SMR/Q/2), said that the Declaration on the Rights of Citizens had been modified to stipulate that San Marino recognized, as part of its legal system, generally accepted international laws on human rights and fundamental freedoms, and that San Marino recognized, guaranteed and applied the fundamental rights and freedoms contained in the European Convention on Human Rights.
May I now introduce the second course.
