Examples of using Such invitations in English and their translations into Russian
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Such invitations were highlighted as good and mutually beneficial practices.
Hosts may reserve a number of places in the workshop to be filled by such invitations.
Information on such invitations should be conveyed to the members so that they were able to offer their views on the matter before a specific deadline.
She would be grateful for advice on the appropriate manner of responding to such invitations.
Information on such invitations should be conveyed to members of the Committee so that they are able to offer their views on the matter before a specified deadline.
However, it would continue to monitor the implications with a view to accepting such invitations in the future.
Though the Representative has received such invitations from several countries, invitations have not been forthcoming from some countries where the problem of internal displacement is severe.
It would relieve the Chairman andthe other officers of the burden of soliciting members' views on such invitations.
Of the 11 States that have received such invitations, six have formally responded positively to the invitation, while a further three have informally indicated their intention of so doing.
The section describes the Council's general practice in this regard, supplemented by annex I,which contains relevant information on such invitations.
Such invitations can have various advantages. The"neutral" framework of the State may facilitate dialogue even between groups which, owing to a history of conflicts or other negative factors, would not be likely to meet at their own initiative see also para. 50 below.
Two standing invitations to special procedures were issued in 2009,making a total of 65 States which maintain such invitations.
A number of participants encouraged the resource of standing invitations, butwas noted that such invitations were not an end in themselves and that States receiving special procedures should facilitate the smooth and effective functioning of the visit as much as possible.
While such visits can be undertaken only upon the invitation to do so from the Government concerned,in nearly all cases such invitations have been forthcoming.
At the same meeting,the Special Committee decided that it would consider accepting such invitations as might be received in 2000 and that, when particulars of such meetings had become known, it would request the Secretary-General to seek the necessary budgetary provision in accordance with established procedure see A/AC.109/1999/L.12.
Those instances in which the Council decided to extend invitations to participate in its proceedings without pronouncing itself on the basis for such invitations are treated separately cases 1-6.
Also at its 1497th meeting,the Special Committee decided that it would consider accepting such invitations as might be received in 1999 and that, when particulars of such meetings had become known, it would request the Secretary-General to seek the necessary budgetary provision in accordance with established procedure see A/AC.109/L.1886.
The regional groups should be informed andconsulted in advance about any invitation to persons other than dignitaries and such invitations should be approved by the plenary of the Commission.
At the same meeting,the Special Committee decided that it would consider accepting such invitations as might be received in 2006 and that, when particulars of such meetings had become known, it would request the Secretary-General to seek the necessary budgetary provision in accordance with established procedure see A/AC.109/2005/L.14, paras. 2 and 3.
It welcomed the invitation extended to the Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance andencouraged further such invitations.
Also at its 1478th meeting, by approving the recommendations contained in the report of its Open-ended Bureau(A/AC.109/L.1868),the Special Committee decided that it would consider accepting such invitations as might be received in 1998 and that, when particulars of such meetings had become known, it would request the Secretary-General to seek the necessary budgetary provision in accordance with established procedure.
The proposed ad hoc invitations had raised a number of questions regarding possible financial implications, consequences for the programme of work, andthe criteria to be used when considering such invitations.
Also at its 1464th meeting, by approving the recommendations contained in the 103rd report of its Working Group(A/AC.109/L.1852),the Committee decided that it would consider accepting such invitations as might be received in 1997 in connection with the above question, and that, when particulars of such meetings had become known, it would request the Secretary-General to seek the necessary budgetary provision in accordance with established procedure.
As to the recommendation of issuing a standing invitation to special procedures mandate holders, Burkina Faso had always cooperated with the special procedures and the African special mechanisms andwould always carefully consider such invitations.
Also at its 1439th meeting, by approving the recommendations contained in the 101st report of its Working Group(A/AC.109/L.1821), the Committee decided, inter alia,that it would consider accepting such invitations as might be received in 1995 in connection with the above, and, when particulars of such meetings had become known, that the Committee would request the Secretary-General to seek the necessary budgetary provision in accordance with established procedure.
The Repertoire ofthe Practice of the Security Council,1946-1951 explains that such a strict classification is impossible because the Council often decides to extend invitations to participate in its proceedings without pronouncing itself on the basis for such invitations.
At its 1449th meeting, by approving the recommendations contained in the 102nd report of its Working Group(A/AC.109/L.1835), the Special Committee decided, inter alia,that it would consider accepting such invitations as might be received in 1996 in connection with the above question, and, when particulars of such meetings had become known, that it would request the Secretary-General to seek the necessary budgetary provision in accordance with established procedure.
In order to improve international cooperation in the field of peaceful bacteriological(biological) activities and in order to prevent or reduce the occurrence of ambiguities, doubts and suspicions, States Parties are encouraged to invite experts from other States Parties to assist in the handling of an outbreak, andto respond favourably to such invitations, respecting applicable national legislation and relevant international instruments.
While Saint Vincent and the Grenadines recognizes the importance of the special procedures role in ensuring that human rights obligations under the various conventions are respected and uphold, and also expresses its willingness to cooperate with reform taking place within human rights mechanism, it cannot accept the recommendation, at this time, to extend standing invitation to all Special procedures of the Human Rights Council becauseof the burden and additional requirements such invitations would impose on the state.