Examples of using Steps which it in English and their translations into Russian
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Could Vietnam indicate the steps which it proposes taking to remedy the situation?
His delegation commended the Government for the promising steps which it had taken.
In their absence,could Belgium outline the steps which it intends to take in order fully to comply with this aspect of the Resolution.
His Government had already submitted two reports to that Committee on the legal and practical steps which it had taken to combat terrorism.
In their absence,could Egypt outline the steps which it intends taking in order to give effect to this aspect of the resolution in its domestic law?
The reporting State should comment on that allegation andprovide evidence of any steps which it was taking to deal with the problem.
Cuba also mentioned briefly some of the steps which it had taken during the past year with a view to the prevention and suppression of international terrorism.
In this context the CTC would appreciate it if Denmark could provide an outline of the steps which it has taken or which it propose taking in regard to.
Could the Republic of Belarus please indicate the steps which it intends to take in order to register, audit and monitor the collection of funds and other resources by those organizations with a view to meeting these aspects of the resolution?
In that context, the Committee would be pleased to hear whether there are areas in which further assistance oradvice might prove beneficial to Singapore in the steps which it is taking to implement the Resolution.
The CTC would be grateful for an indication from Nepal of the steps which it intends taking in order fully to meet the requirements of this sub-paragraph.
As the effective implementation of sub-paragraph 1(c) of the Resolution requires Member States to freeze without delay the funds of persons who commit, attempt to commit, participate in or facilitate the commission of terrorist acts, the CTC would, therefore, be grateful for a progress report from the Government of Serbia andMontenegro in relation to the steps which it has taken, or proposes taking, in order to give effect to this subparagraph of the Resolution.
In the absence of such provisions, could Finland indicate the steps which it intends taking in order fully to comply with this aspect of the Resolution?
Could Thailand please indicate the steps which it has initiated in order to incorporate the provisions of the relevant Conventions and Protocols into its domestic laws, with particular reference to the penalties that it intends to establish in relation to the offences provided for under the Conventions and Protocols?
The State of Bahrain hopes that the relevant organizations will take account of the positive steps which it has taken and is taking in the area of human rights and the promotion of the democratic process in Bahrain.
Please outline the legal provisions in force in Venezuela which regulate alternative money transfer agencies orservices or, in their absence, could Venezuela outline the steps which it intends taking in order to give effect to this aspect of the resolution in its domestic law.
In their absence,could the Republic of Belarus indicate the steps which it intends to take in order fully to comply with this aspect of the resolution?
Could Croatia provide, in response to Sub-paragraph 2(g), an outline of the methods that it uses to process imports andexports as well as the steps which it takes to target for inspection or interdiction high risk cargo which may be used to commit or finance terrorist acts?
In the absence of such provisions could Mongolia indicate the steps, which it intends taking in order to incorporate this aspect of the Resolution into its domestic law.
As regards sub-paragraphs 2(e) and 2(g), could South Africa provide an outline of the methods which it uses to process imports andexports as well as the steps which it takes to target for inspection or interdiction high risk cargo which may help to commit or finance terrorist acts.
In the absence of such provisions, could Vietnam outline the steps which it proposes taking in order to give effect to this aspect of the Resolution in its domestic law.
Turning to the operative part of the draft resolution, he said that, while paragraph 1 welcomed his Government's declared commitment to civilian rule,there was no mention of the positive steps which it had taken to fulfil that commitment,which included the establishment of a national electoral commission, the registration of voters and political parties and the delimitation of constituencies.
He was glad to note in particular that the Centre had reported in detail on the steps which it was taking in response to the report of the Office of Internal Oversight Services(A/49/892) and the Board of Auditors.
As to the commitment to launch the land surveying process,the Government reported on the steps which it had taken to establish and adapt political and institutional coordination mechanisms and to modernize the land registry system.
The Secretary has informed the parties that, in order to give effect to the amended text of paragraph 9E, providing for pillar emplacementto begin in the Eastern Sector, certain steps which it was originally contemplated in the Demarcation Directions and the Schedule of the Order of the Activities Ahead would be taken simultaneously with respect to all sectors will now have to take place on a sector-by-sector basis.
The Government of the United Arab Emirates strongly protests against that step, which it considers to be a flagrant violation of the memorandum of understanding that does not affect the legal status of the island.
The Indonesian Government has recently taken some steps for which it deserves credit.
Quoting Jean-Marie Tjibaou,he recalled that"Independence itself is not negotiable; not so the steps by which it will be reached.
Requests that UNAMID identify, in the context of these challenges, steps by which it will achieve its revised strategic priorities more effectively, and further requests the Secretary-General to report on these steps in his regular reports to the Council on UNAMID;