Examples of using Team notes in English and their translations into Russian
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The Team notes that inevitably this problem is more acute in developing countries.
We are immensely grateful to our mentors, SDU Technopark, the dean of the faculty and SDU administration, who tirelessly guide us andopen new opportunities for self-fulfillment,- the development team notes.
The Team notes that some States have begun to look seriously at doing so.
Based on information obtained from States, the Team notes that, increasingly, additions and changes to the List are widely circulated to financial institutions and other reporting entities, including banks, non-bank financial institutions and non-financial entities.
The Team notes that some Member States do not seize false documents when they find them.
The team notes that in order to reach its national target for CO2, the Netherlands will have to reverse this growth.
In this regard, the Team notes that its recent meetings with ICAO and IATA have already started a process of cooperation in this area.
The Team notes that many States have only reported freezing bank accounts without indicating what action they have taken against other assets.
The Team notes the increasing and constructive dialogue between the public and private sector designed to promote the effective implementation of sanctions.
The Team notes that the States that implement the assets freeze most effectively generally tend to be involved in a range of related international action.
The Team notes that a system that reviewed all listings on a periodic basis, regardless of updates, would avoid many of the problems discussed above.
The Team notes that at least 31 States have set up national committees or other mechanisms that bring together all relevant agencies to discuss counter-terrorism issues.
The Team notes that no Member State has informed the Committee or the Team that assets have been located and frozen as a result of these recent listings.
For example, the Team notes that'Nasco' forms part of the name of many commercial entities that make up the multinational business empire of the listed Idris Ahmed Nasreddin.
The Team notes that while the Consolidated List is intended as a preventative measure, most of the listed Al-Qaida-related persons have been criminally charged or convicted.
The Team notes that, during the review, when a Committee member disagreed with a de-listing proposal, it did not always provide a reason, and in no case was a reason made public.
The Team notes the Committee's view, as expressed in its position paper on the recommendations contained in the Team's twelfth report, that measuring the impact of sanctions is not a priority task.
The Team notes, however, that many Member States have adopted the practice of annotating travel documents issued to their nationals which limit their validity, for example, for travel to certain countries.
The Team notes that some States have designated one body to coordinate and oversee the comprehensive implementation of financial sanctions nationally by a wide range of separate authorities and industry/trade associations.
However the Team notes that the regime does not require such action, which could in fact create problems with implementation as listings are not designed to meet the procedural requirements of a criminal statute.
The team noted that the Netherlands is giving high priority to climate change related research.
The country team noted that the human rights situation continued to cause concern.
The team noted that many of the staff interviewed were supportive of the organizational changes.
The team noted that, as of June 1994, there were 116 interns on board.
In this regard, the team noted that the current programme structure consists of four subprogrammes.
The team noted that Hungary is particularly vulnerable to climate change affecting the water supply.
My team noted that a market study had been conducted.
In addition, the team noted some overlapping responsibilities in the area of telecommunications.