Examples of using Open to observers in English and their translations into Russian
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The meeting will be open to observers.
Open to observers in accordance with decisions to be taken at the 1st meeting.
This agenda item is not open to observers.
The conference should be open to observers from other States and international institutions.
The sessions of the intergovernmental commission would be open to observers.
The meetings of the Committee should be open to observers, unless the Committee decides otherwise.
Delegations from Romania, Turkey andUkraine were present as observers during those parts of the session that were open to observers see para. 6 below.
The group was open to observers and could call upon additional experts as needed.
Option 2: Meetings of the executive board shall be closed and open to observers on invitation only.
Contact group meetings would be open to observers, whereas drafting group meetings would be open only to members of the Committee.
This process was prepared andconducted in a manner that was transparent and open to observers and the media.
This agenda item is not open to observers according to rule 17, paragraph 1, of the Operating Rules of the Implementation Committee.
Consistent with the provisions of article 22, paragraph 7,it is anticipated that sessions of the Committee will also be open to observers in accordance with the rules of procedure.
Toolkit expert meetings should be open to observers; however, the total number of meeting participants should not exceed 35.
Pursuant to the provisions of article 22, paragraph 7, of the Convention,it is anticipated that sessions of the CST will also be open to observers in accordance with the rule of procedure.
Meetings of the Committee should be open to observers(other Parties, States, bodies, agencies and the public), unless the Committee decides otherwise.
Consistent with the provisions of article 22, paragraph 7,it is anticipated that sessions of the Committee will also be open to observers, subject to the rules of procedure.
Discussion under this agenda item will not be open to observers, unless the Committee decides otherwise, further to rule 17 of the operating rules.
The Expert Group agreed to conduct its work in plenary and to establish such contact groups as necessary,which would be open to observers as well as to members of the Expert Group.
The reporting session of the Meeting was open to observers from all delegations attending the fifty-first session of the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee of the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space.
Further decides that the above-mentioned expert working group shall consist of members nominated by parties based on equitable geographical representation of the five regional groups of the United Nations, andwill be open to observers;
Discussion under this agenda item will not be open to observers, unless otherwise decided, as above.
After agreeing to leave the meeting open to observers, the contact group heard an initial presentation from the European Community on its new proposal on the management of banks distributed as a conference-room paper at the twenty-eighth meeting of the Open-ended Working Group.
Parts of meetings dealing with specific submissions relating to compliance should not be open to observers, unless the Committee and the Party whose compliance is in question agree otherwise.
Invites the Executive Secretary of the secretariat, in consultation with the President of the Conference of the Parties, to convene the initial meeting of the Transitional Committee, with members having the necessary experience and skills, notably in the area of finance and climate change;the meetings of the Transitional Committee will be open to observers;
In order to ensure flexible and transparent procedures,the meetings of the POPs Review Committee should be open to observers and the Committee should be able to establish subgroups to provide specialist advice to assist its work.
Requests the Secretary-General to convene a meeting of intergovernmental experts,with representation based on the regional composition of the Commission and open to observers, subject to the availability of extrabudgetary resources,[…]to design information-gathering instruments on the following categories of United Nations standards and norms:( a) standards and norms related to legal, institutional and practical arrangements for international cooperation, wherever feasible; and( b) standards and norms related primarily to crime prevention and victim issues.
Invites the Executive Secretary, in consultation with the President of the Conference of the Parties, to convene the initial meeting of the executive committee by March 2014,the meetings of which will be open to observers, and invite representatives of relevant international and regional organizations having the necessary skills in approaches to addressing loss and damage associated with the adverse effects of climate change, including extreme weather events and slow onset events;
Requests the Secretary-General to convene a meeting of intergovernmental experts, with representation based on the regional composition of the Commission on Crime Prevention andCriminal Justice and open to observers, subject to the availability of extrabudgetary resources, in cooperation with the institutes of the United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Programme network, to design information-gathering instruments on the following categories of United Nations standards and norms.
In its resolution 2006/20 of 27 July 2006, the Economic and Social Council requested the Secretary-General to convene an intergovernmental expert group meeting,based on equitable geographical representation and open to observers, in cooperation with the institutes of the United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Programme network,to design an information-gathering instrument in relation to United Nations standards and norms related primarily to victim issues and to study ways and means to promote their use and application.