Examples of using Proposed code in English and their translations into Russian
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The proposed Code of Democratic Conduct represents another important step.
Vi Article 26(Exchange of information): proposed Code of Conduct;
VI. Proposed code of professional conduct for external legal representatives.
The commentaries included in the proposed Code of Conduct had no legal force.
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Proposed code of conduct on cooperation in combating international tax evasion.
Exchange of information, including proposed code of conduct(E/C.18/2008/3 and Add.1);
The proposed Code, including the issues referred to in the ICSC report, had already been debated thoroughly.
The divergent views expressed on the proposed Code were not unexpected.
The proposed Code of Conduct should provide for better protection of the rights of staff representatives.
The judges are of the view that the proposed code would be both inadequate and inappropriate.
The proposed Code perhaps reflected more the country where the United Nations was headquartered.
Member States were very interested in the proposed Code, as a symbol of United Nations reform efforts.
The proposed Code of Conduct was a compromised effort that remained less than satisfactory to many parties.
Keeping all this in view,these delegations felt that it was too early to take a position on the proposed code of conduct.
Inventory of exchange mechanisms* Proposed code of conduct on cooperation in combating international tax evasion.
The Commission held a general exchange of views on the issue,including how the examination of the proposed Code of Conduct would be approached.
All matters relating to the proposed Code of Conduct fell squarely within the competence of the Fifth Committee.
A code of conduct, however, was about ethical standards, andto speak about human rights in relation to the proposed Code was to confuse the issue.
Before taking any decisions on the proposed Code, the Fifth Committee should seek the advice of the Sixth Committee.
Once the proposed Code of Conduct was completed, the United Nations had submitted it to the Assembly for its urgent consideration.
Mr. Thorne(United Kingdom), speaking on behalf of the European Union,noted that the proposed Code had been the result of extensive consultations with the staff.
The proposed Code of Conduct presented the risk that, if promulgated, it would create a gap between the United Nations and the other agencies.
The report of the Board of Auditors on IMIS should be considered under agenda item 116, and the proposed Code of Conduct under agenda item 153, on human resources management.
Unfortunately, however, the proposed Code of Conduct used strong, mandatory terms in relation to staff and weaker language in relation to management.
Mr. Farid(Saudi Arabia)welcomed the proposed Code of Conduct, which covered a wide range of human resources issues.
With respect to the proposed Code of Conduct, the staff appreciated the action taken by the General Assembly at its preceding session, since it had responded in part to the staff's concerns.
Member States would be invited to accede freely to the proposed code of conduct, which would set out a number of relevant internationally recognized rules and principles.
Concern was expressed that the proposed code of conduct might not be comprehensive enough, for example concerning certain weapon systems such as directed energy weapons or airborne ASAT weapons.
The Government is consulting on a proposed code of practice for scientific advisory committees to promote this approach.