Examples of using Issues set out in English and their translations into Russian
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The discussion included the issues set out in TD/B/43/CRP.3.
Views on the issues set out in Article 7(4) above may be expressed in a non-binding Statement of Outcomes which shall be agreed upon by the EITI Conference and communicated to the EITI Members' Meeting and the EITI Board.
He highlighted salient aspects of the report, including the issues set out in part VI for decision by the Governing Council.
Notes that a further review of the size and composition of the Board and the Standing Committee will be undertaken in the first instance by the Standing Committee in 2001 andsubsequently by the Board in 2002, addressing the issues set out in paragraph 252 of the report of the Board;1.
Comment on substantive issues set out in the proposed list of activities.
This group of rapporteurs may wishto take into consideration, inter alia, the issues set out in document CEP/WG.4/R.17.
Explored in a preliminary way the issues set out in paragraph 27 of Governing Council decision 25/5;
The COP/MOP may agree by[consensus]majority to override a decision made by the Committee on issues set out in paragraph 40.
Many representatives said that all issues set out in decision 25/5 should be discussed at an early stage and none deferred.
Parties and others were invited to continue to submit comments on the set of questions and issues set out in decision OEWG-II/4.
One representative noted that the issues set out in paragraph 7 of UNEP/CHW/OEWG/6/3 only partially reflected the views compiled in document UNEP/CHW/OEWG/6/INF/2.
With regard to the above recommendation,the Ministry of Justice considered it necessary to stress the issues set out in the paragraphs below.
At its sixth meeting, the committee will consider those issues set out in the resolution on arrangements in the interim period as agreed upon by the Conference of Plenipotentiaries held in Kumamoto, Japan, on 10 and 11 October 2013.
The SBSTA agreed to continue its consideration of this matter at SBSTA 39,noting the need to clarify the issues set out in paragraph 171(a- c) above.
Taking into consideration the main concerns and issues set out in section II above, and based on wide consultations with national stakeholders and international partners, the expert mission recommends the key actions set out below.
His amendment would allow the Commission to have sufficient time for in-depth discussions on the issues set out in the timetable of the Commission's session.
With reference to the issues set out in section II of that document(in the subsection entitled"Sustainability of existing modus operandi"), some States considered that the project-based approach to the denomination of working groups described therein would be appropriate.
Requests Parties and others to continue to submit to the Secretariat any comments orinformation relating to the questions and issues set out in paragraph 1 of decision OEWG-II/4.
Microfinance could potentially play an important role in international trade, but the issues set out in chapter III of document A/CN.9/698 all related to regulatory and legal aspects; his delegation believed that the Commission should not become involved in questions of internal financial regulation.
Drawing on the concerns and struggles experienced by our members and partners worldwide,particularly in the Global South, we emphasize the issues set out below for consideration in the panel discussions and plenary sessions.
In the light of these critical elements, which are discussed below, and of the lessons learned from constraints in mainstreaming and integrating issues of concern to small island developing States into the work programmes of United Nations entities, Member States may wish, inter alia,to consider the issues set out below.
It may then wish to consider each of the priorities set out in paragraph 19 of Governing Council decision 24/3 IV, andto examine, for each of those priorities, the issues set out in paragraph 30(b) of the same decision, including enhanced voluntary measures and new or existing legally binding instruments.
The present report covers the activities of the Association of Caribbean States and its Caribbean Sea Commission in respect of actions highlighted in General Assembly resolution 65/155 entitled"Towards the sustainable development of the Caribbean Sea for present and future generations",adopted on 20 December 2010, as well as the issues set out in paragraphs 6 and 17 thereof.
The Dominican Republic supports a comprehensive reform of the Security Council covering the five key issues set out in the important General Assembly decision 62/557, namely: categories of membership, the question of the veto, regional representation, the size of an expanded Council and its working methods, and the relationship between the Council and the General Assembly.
The COP/MOP may agree by[consensus, except that the Party concerned may not participate in the decision with respect to itself]majority to override a decision made by the[enforcement branch][appellate body] on issues set out in paragraph 41 of this section.
The Working Group based its deliberations on the direction of the Commission, made at its forty-seventh session, that the Working Group should address the text of Track I of the Rules andshould report back on the issues set out in paragraph 222 of the report of the Commission's forty-sixth session see, further, paragraph 17 below.
We continued to review the management and progress under each pillar using the audit framework developed in previous audits as shown in annex IV, noting both general and cross-pillar deficiencies and issues, which we present in the first section of this Part of the report;as well as some pillar-specific issues set out in sections 2-6 of Part C.
Following presentations by the experts and the discussion of the various issues pertaining to the theme of the expert seminar, and with the involvement of the participants, the experts agreed upon a set of conclusions andrecommendations which reflected the issues set out in the papers and presentations and raised during the discussions.
Nonetheless, the Commission at its last session reaffirmed that the primary method for the development of UNCITRAL texts should remain the formal one, as the transparency, multilingualism and inclusiveness that the formal negotiation process involves supports the universal applicability and acceptance of those texts A/68/17,para. 300, noting the issues set out in A/CN.9/774, paras. 15-17.
It decided that until the new text of a uniform law or the revised text had been completed, the Working Group should submit a progress report on its work to each session of the Commission, and any comments orrecommendations which representatives might make at the sessions on issues set out in the progress reports should be considered by the Working Group in the preparation of the final draft.