Examples of using Procedure would in English and their translations into Russian
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The procedure would take several days.
The ECE andOTIF secretariats pointed out that this procedure would give rise to legal problems.
That new procedure would apply to future budgets;
She stressed that there was clearly a pressing need for some practical action and that the procedure would apply only to the periodic reports, not the initial reports, of States parties.
Thus, this procedure would avoid repetitive keying-in of data that often existed already.
Furthermore, it was noted that, although article 2 provided that a special agreement should beapproved by Member States, it stopped short of defining what procedure would be used to obtain such approval.
She wondered what procedure would subsequently apply.
The procedure would take the dependent nature of children and the principle of their evolving capacities into consideration.
As we have previously stated,the rules of procedure would fully apply to the Coordinators and the meetings they preside over.
Experts were also in favour of including a procedure forfriendly settlements between the parties in a communication, while ensuring that such a procedure would take fully into consideration the interests of the child.
He feared that such a procedure would delay not only the work of the Fifth Committee but of the General Assembly as a whole.
In particular, it was very important for the Committee to be told of the innovations regarding the UPR, since that procedure would complement its own work and the two mechanisms should reinforce one another.
Such a procedure would strengthen the Convention and put it on an equal footing with other human rights treaty mechanisms.
Referring to the question whether the procedure envisaged in article 155(g)(2) of the Constitution had to be implemented within a certain time limit,he said that the procedure would soon be officially announced.
He said that this procedure would reinforce the transparency, the credibility and the efficiency of the 1958 Agreement.
Since the subcommittees under the new system would not be independent of each other,he wondered what procedure would be adopted in the event that they disagreed or contradicted each other in their consideration of State party reports.
This procedure would strengthen the existing status of the Committee and also establish a treaty-based monitoring body.
By providing such an option,to be employed only if the State party concerned wishes to exercise it, the procedure would have the flexibility required to enable the Committee, in cooperation with the State party, to tailor the best approach under the circumstances.
Such a procedure would safeguard against the possibility that the party scheduled to ship first would be given the guarantee but would then fail to ship.
The United Kingdom hoped, therefore,that any new special procedure would work closely with non-governmental organizations and persons belonging to minority groups as well as with Governments.
Such a procedure would ensure that all amendment proposals could, if no objections were raised, come into force 15 months following the date of communication of the proposed amendments by the Secretary-General of the United Nations.
He personally hoped that that procedure would come to an end within a reasonable period, when security conditions had been improved and peace restored.
While such a procedure would suffer from drawbacks analogous to those discussed in section F above in connection with the proposal for pre-qualification for lender-of-last-resort financing from IMF, it would be superior to a procedure requiring negotiations with IMF during the unfolding of a currency crisis.
He noted that,at the present time, the procedure would also apply to Regulation No. 49 and that it should even be extended to Regulations Nos. 10, 12, 14, 17, 18, 22, 40, 51, 80 and 96.
The retained special procedures would contribute to the effective functioning of the Council.
Its procedures would include regular communication and correspondence with the beneficiaries in an effort to collect the outstanding balances.
Those revised procedures would apply to all non-governmental organizations accredited to the Social Summit and its preparatory process.
With clearly defined and agreed strategy and planning,simpler procedures would suffice to shorten the time gap between awareness of emerging needs and organizational response.
A delegation wished to know which procedures would apply if only one country wished to discuss the revised country note.
The response to the common security challenges identified,along with the agreed initiatives and procedures, would constitute a plan of action for implementation and follow-up.