Examples of using Namibia reported in English and their translations into Russian
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Namibia reported in 2007 that it had started the accession process.
In their replies to question A.2, Kenya, Namibia, Norway, Pakistan andQatar indicated that the question was"Not applicable", while Namibia reported"No response.
Namibia reported that its Ministry of Justice had to authorize extradition of a national.
Six Parties(Albania, Bangladesh, Belize, Cambodia,Kenya, Namibia) reported problems relating to limitations of the current IPCC methodologies for estimation of emissions in some sectors.
Namibia reported having promoted family reunification of people of Botswa of Namibian origin.
Some countries, including Barbados, Botswana, Malaysia and Namibia, reported on activities to strengthen the capacity of Government officials to incorporate gender perspectives into the budget process.
Namibia reported that new precursor control legislation was expected to enter into force in the coming months.
In its response of 11 May 1994 to the Secretary-General, Namibia reported that it was in full support of the efforts to curb large-scale drift-net fishing, not only on the high seas, but also in declared fishing zones and exclusive economic zones.
Namibia reported that no international agreements exist that provide for the allocation of groundwater resources.
In 1992, the recently independent Government of Namibia reported that it is relaxing immigration restrictions in order to encourage foreigners, mostly entrepreneurs and businessmen from Asia, to migrate and invest in the country.
Namibia reported high but stable daily(1.3 per cent) and yearly(1.9 per cent) illicit consumption of methaqualone in 1995.
The Government of Namibia reported having adopted policies aimed, inter alia, at prohibiting dumping or recycling of foreign and toxic waste on Namibian territory.
Namibia reported on its regulatory frameworks for wildlife use, which recognize the established rights of indigenous and local communities.
For the LUCF sector, six Parties(Albania, Bangladesh, Guinea, Iran,Kenya, Namibia) reported that activity data were not available in a form suitable for compiling the national GHG inventory in accordance with the IPCC Guidelines, and three Parties(Benin, Iran, Kenya) reported difficulties in obtaining activity data in the necessary time series, as requested by the IPCC methodology.
Namibia reported that joint bodies/mechanisms are regulated by the agreements based on customary international water law and best practices.
Namibia reported a project to prepare girls through training and networking to take leadership positions in all spheres of society.
Namibia reported that in September 2006 it adopted regulations relating to the licensing of foreign flagged vessels that fish outside its exclusive economic zone.
Namibia reported the seizure of 2,100 litres of isosafrole, but information about the circumstances and the origin of the substance had not been provided at the time of writing the present report. .
In other areas, Namibia reported that the Benguela Current Commission was established by Namibia, South Africa and Angola in 2007 as a regional management organization in relation to BCLME.
Namibia reported on the legal and policy measures in place to address trafficking in forest products, as well as on the relevant regulations and the strategic plan on forest management being prepared.
Namibia reported that as part of its ecosystem project that country's offshore islands had been identified as candidates for marine protected areas, and a project was under way to document and map the marine biodiversity of the region.
Namibia reported that national workshops were held in collaboration with institutions responsible for other conventions such as the Convention on Biological Diversity and the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification.
Namibia reported no compliance with the non-mandatory provision of the Convention providing for the adoption of measures to require public officials to report on financial accounts maintained in a foreign State art. 52, para. 6.
Namibia reported that, since its accession to the 1979 Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, its Department of Women Affairs in the Office of the President has been charged with the additional responsibility of working in cooperation with the Ministry of Justice and other concerned ministries with the view to implementing the provisions of the Convention.
Namibia reported on the establishment of a series of institutions charged with the promotion of human rights, including the Inter-Ministerial Technical Committee on Human Rights serviced by the Ministry of Justice, which comprises representatives of different ministries and which has organized training sessions for professional groups such as police, immigration officers, community leaders, judges and lawyers.
Final report on the United Nations Fund for Namibia: report of the Trust Committee for the United Nations Fund for Namibia: A/49/782, para. 14;
All countries, with the exception of Namibia, report that less than 20 per cent of young people have been tested and counselled in the past year.
Guinea, Namibia and Mauritania reported measures to use photovoltaics.
Namibia had reported data for CFC consumption in 2003 meeting its benchmark, and confirmed the establishment of the licensing and quota system and ODS-using equipment ban.