Examples of using Possible permanent in English and their translations into Russian
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With regard to a possible permanent mechanism, the Secretary-General proposes two options.
You told me that I should call you in January about a possible permanent position, so here I am, calling you.
The Asian Group believes that thequestion of mandate and membership are the most important elements in the discussion on a possible permanent forum.
The meetings will study the range,scope and geography of a possible permanent framework for security and disarmament in the region.
Our views in this regard must be taken into account as we make progress in our discussions on a possible permanent forum.
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The Sub-Commission, in its resolution 1994/50 of 26 August 1994, recommended that the Centre for Human Rights organize a workshop on a possible permanent forum.
Possible permanent solutions were considered by WP.29/AC.2, such as the request to translate into the Russian language the working documents of the Working Parties subsidiary to the World Forum and reinforcing the secretariat with two new G positions.
Office premises in the UNAMIR compound have also been identified as a possible permanent location for the Unit.
As for a possible permanent mechanism, building upon the preliminary observations on the subject made in his earlier report(A/63/314, paras. 73-79), the Secretary-General offers the following proposals for a mechanism to handle complaints against judges of the Tribunals.
This test is able to measure the volumetric expansion which a cylinder undergoes at test pressure and any possible permanent expansion after the pressure has been released.
In considering in this context the candidacy of Germany and Japan for possible permanent membership, we are guided by the hope that we would finally and irrevocably have an opportunity to overcome the psychological consequences of the Second World War and the cold war.
Success of the interim plans and overall Strategy rests upon government commitment, leadership by disabled persons' organizations,involvement of civil society and, where possible , permanent structures for implementation and monitoring.
Further recommends that the Centre for Human Rights organize a second workshop on a possible permanent forum for indigenous people with the participation of independent experts and representatives of Governments, indigenous organizations and United Nations bodies and specialized agencies;
Aggravated by a lack of pregnancy planning, and by social and family pressures,especially from their partners, such situations may cause great emotional conflict that may lead to precipitous acts, with possible permanent physical and psychological consequences.
The Commission on Human Rights, in its resolution 1995/30, endorsed the recommendation to hold a workshop on a possible permanent forum for indigenous people and recommended that the outcome of the workshop be transmitted to the Working Group on Indigenous Populations at its thirteenth session.
As will be recalled, the proposal to undertake a review of existing mechanisms,procedures and programmes within the United Nations relating to indigenous people was first made by the Workshop on a possible permanent forum for indigenous people, held at Copenhagen in June 1995.
The Group's approach to liquidity management is to ensure,to the extent possible, permanent availability of sufficient liquidity of the Group to fulfill its financial obligations in due time(both in normal conditions and in non-standard situations), by avoiding unacceptable losses or the risk of damage the reputation of the Group.
At its forty-sixth session, the Sub-Commission, in its resolution 1994/50,recommended that the Centre for Human Rights organize a workshop on a possible permanent forum with the participation of representatives of Governments, indigenous organizations and independent experts.
It is our hope that this Dialogue will mark the beginning of a formal and, if possible , permanent process that keeps the important subject of international migration and development under discussion within the international community and leads to the adoption of measures to ensure that it serves all of mankind, wherever they may be.
The observer for Bangladesh referred to the Copenhagen workshop and recalled that at the outset of the workshop, concerns were expressed that in the absence of a clear definition of"indigenous people",which was crucial for determining the scope of a possible permanent forum, any discussion on detailed elements of such a forum would be premature.
Other proposals of the Sub-Commission involve convening an expert seminar on the practice of forced evictions,organizing a second workshop on a possible permanent forum for indigenous people, establishment of a database on states of emergency and related human rights questions, and updating the resolution of the General Assembly which established the United Nations Voluntary Fund for Indigenous Populations.
At its forty-eighth session, the Sub-Commission, in its resolution 1996/35, recommended that the Centre for Human Rights, drawing on the results of the Secretary-General's review of existing mechanisms, procedures andprogrammes within the United Nations concerning indigenous people and of the workshop on a possible permanent forum for indigenous people held in Copenhagen in June 1995, and in accordance with General Assembly resolution 50/157 of 21 December 1995, organize a second workshop on a permanent forum for indigenous people in early 1997.
Recommends that the Centre for Human Rights, drawing on the results of the Secretary-General's review of existing mechanisms, procedures andprogrammes within the United Nations concerning indigenous people and of the workshop on a possible permanent forum for indigenous people held in Copenhagen in June 1995, and in accordance with General Assembly resolution 50/157 of 21 December 1995, organize a second workshop on a permanent forum for indigenous people in early 1997;
Extension of the veto to possible new permanent members;
The veto and its extension to possible new permanent members.
Overhead cutting made possible with strong permanent magnets.
Proposals/considerations put forward in respect of a possible new permanent membership category include.
Thirdly, there is election of the possible new permanent members by the General Assembly.
The question of the possible extension of the veto to possible new permanent members was also discussed.