Examples of using Rapporteur explained in English and their translations into Russian
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The Rapporteur explained the follow-up procedure.
With regard to the concept of groundwater, the Special Rapporteur explained that not all subterranean water was groundwater.
The Rapporteur explained the follow-up procedure and his new role as Rapporteur. .
In his report to the General Assembly, the Special Rapporteur explained how he had begun to take this issue forward A/58/427, paras. 7680.
The Rapporteur explained that the source cut(included in the UNECE main standards) already gave much detail.
During the plenary debate in the House, the rapporteur explained that the Commission had limited itself to a record-keeping role.
The Rapporteur explained that detailed cooking methods would be determined between the buyer and the seller.
Introducing the second part of his report(A/CN.4/558/Add.1), the Special Rapporteur explained that it dealt with reservations that were incompatible with the object and purpose of the treaty.
The Rapporteur explained that each case would have to be implemented separately and that the Committee had requested that investigations be carried out.
Lengthy discussion also took place on the definition of“sufficiently developed” which the Rapporteur explained meant that a minimum of 50 per cent of the interior volume of the nut inshell had to be filled.
The Special Rapporteur explained that he used the Declaration as the primary point of reference for his work.
As to case No. 291/2006,in which the State party has recently requested re-examination, the Rapporteur explained that there is no procedure either in the Convention or the rules of procedure for the re-examination of cases.
The Special Rapporteur explained that draft article 18 dealt with exceptions to the general rule contained in article 17.
As to case No. 291/2006,in which the State party has recently requested re-examination, the Rapporteur explained that there is no procedure either in the Convention or the rules of procedure for the re-examination of cases.
The Special Rapporteur explained that draft article 1 was based on the formulation of article 1 of the Vienna Convention.
The Special Rapporteur explained the follow-up procedure.
The Rapporteur explained that, while the proposed wording was similar to that of article 18 of the Declaration, he would contact the Committee on the Rights of the Child in order to draw on its experience and to ensure that the article did not duplicate the provisions of other instruments.
Turning to chapter II of his report,the Special Rapporteur explained that it dealt with the criteria which he considered to determine the strictly unilateral nature of a legal act.
The Rapporteur explained that EA was working closely with the EC within the framework of the project aiming to enhance the application of the"New Approach" directives.
The Special Rapporteur explained that his 1999 report consisted of five parts.
The Rapporteur explained that that had in fact been the reason for adding the reference to"the restoration of the honour and reputation" of the victim as part of the right to reparation.
The Special Rapporteur explained that, like article 8, draft article 9 was mechanical in nature.
The Rapporteur explained that the referenced UNECE source code or the cut duplicates(included in both standards) already conformed to specific parameters included in the main standards.
The Special Rapporteur explained that his third report followed from the debate held on his second report.
The Special Rapporteur explained that while not strictly necessary, draft article 11 was useful in an expository draft.
The Special Rapporteur explained the functioning of her mandate in dealing with individual complaints, urgent appeals and country visits.
The Special Rapporteur explained that the draft articles were intended to be compatible with the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties.
The Special Rapporteur explained that his proposed article 16 includes the essential elements of articles 17, paragraph 1 and 19, paragraph 1 adopted on first reading.
The Special Rapporteur explained that draft article 6 dealt with the specialized question of treaties relating to the occasion for resort to armed conflict.
The Special Rapporteur explained that his second report sought to provide concrete guidance in furtherance to the questions posed in the preliminary report.
