Examples of using Technical observations in English and their translations into Russian
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The text had been submitted to the Committee for its technical observations.
On 24 March 2004, the Banking Commission put forward its technical observations regarding ratification of the Convention to the Minister for Foreign Affairs.
The Assembly further decided that the Fifth Committee should be asked to submit its technical observations by 12 December 1995.
The technical observations elaborated by the Fifth Committee in response to the request by the President of the General Assembly have been incorporated verbatim in the text of the draft resolution.
Also, the lessons-learned review took into account the technical observations of the Board.
At the same time, since the technical observations adopted by consensus by the Fifth Committee have been incorporated in the text of the draft resolution, the best possible financial solution has been achieved.
The Assembly further decided that the Fifth Committee should be asked to submit its technical observations by 12 December 1995.
While her delegation joined in the consensus on the Committee's technical observations, it was awaiting instructions from its Government on the position it should adopt on the Committee's proposed action as a whole.
It further decided to recommend to the Assembly that the Fifth Committee would submit its technical observations by 12 December 1995.
In view of the decision taken by the General Assembly with regard to the deadline given to the Fifth Committee for providing technical observations on any draft resolutions to be submitted under agenda item 164, and in view of the date of the consideration of the agenda item by the General Assembly, any draft resolutions should be submitted by Friday, 8 December 1995.
The Committee decided to recommend to the General Assembly that the Fifth Committee should submit its technical observations by 12 December 1995.
Mr. MONAYAIR(Kuwait) said that his delegation was satisfied with the Committee's technical observations and did not believe that its action would constitute a precedent for the future.
The General Committee also decided to recommend to the Assembly that the Fifth Committee should be asked to submit its technical observations by 12 December 1995.
In accordance with the decision taken by the General Assembly, I therefore request, through you,that the Fifth Committee provide technical observations regarding the implementation of draft resolution A/50/L.44, entitled"Normalization of the situation concerning South Africa", by 12 December 1995.
It also decided, on the recommendation of the General Committee, that the Fifth Committee should be asked to submit its technical observations by 12 December 1995.
I have the honour to refer to your letter dated 4 December 1995 regarding the request of the General Assembly addressed to the Fifth Committee to provide technical observations on the implementation of draft resolution A/50/L.44, entitled"Normalization of the situation concerning South Africa.
The General Committee also decided to recommend to the General Assembly that the Fifth Committee should be asked to submit its technical observations by 12 December 1995.
Following the allocation of the item to the plenary Assembly, the President of the General Assembly would invite the Fifth Committee to furnish technical observations on the implementation of the draft resolution under agenda item 164 within a specified time-frame.
Mr. LACLAUSTRA(Spain), speaking on behalf of the European Union, said that the exchange of views on the issue had been very useful andwould provide a good framework for informal consultations on the technical observations which the General Assembly had requested.
Decided to consider agenda item 164(Normalization of the situation concerning South Africa), given its political importance, directly in plenary meeting, on the understanding that, owing to the financialcomplexity of the matter, the Fifth Committee would be invited to provide technical observations regarding the implementation of any draft resolutions to be submitted for action by the General Assembly in plenary meeting; it also decided that the Fifth Committee should be asked to submit its technical observations by 12 December 1995.
As members are aware, at its 77th plenary meeting, held on Friday, 1 December 1995, the General Assembly decided that, given its political importance, agenda item 164,“Normalization of the situation concerning South Africa”, should be considered directly in a plenary meeting, on the understanding that, owing to the financial complexity of the matter,the Fifth Committee would be invited to provide technical observations regarding the implementation of any draft resolutions to be submitted for action by the General Assembly in a plenary meeting.
In accordance with the decision taken by the General Assembly, the President of the GeneralAssembly has therefore requested, through the Chairman of the Fifth Committee, that the Fifth Committee provide by 12 December 1995 technical observations regarding the implementation of draft resolution A/50/L.44, entitled“Normalization of the situation concerning South Africa”.
The CHAIRMAN said that, owing to the financial complexity of agenda item 164 on normalization of the situation concerning South Africa,the General Assembly had invited the Fifth Committee to provide technical observations regarding the implementation of draft resolution A/50/L.44.
Normalization of the situation concerning South Africa(item 164). 1/ 1/ The General Assembly decided that, given its political importance, the item would be considered directly in plenary meeting, on the understanding that,owing to the financial complexity of the matter, the Fifth Committee would provide technical observations regarding the implementation of any draft resolutions to be submitted for action by the General Assembly in plenary meeting and would submit its technical observations by 12 December 1995.
At the same meeting, the General Assembly also decided that, given its political importance, agenda item 164(Normalization of the situation concerning South Africa) should be considered directly in plenary meeting, on the understanding that, owing to the financialcomplexity of the matter, the Fifth Committee would be invited to provide technical observations regarding the implementation of any draft resolutions to be submitted for action by the Assembly in plenary meeting.
The Assembly also has before it in document A/50/815 it a letter dated 12 December 1995 from the Chairman of the Fifth Committee addressed tothe President of the General Assembly, containing technical observations requested by the Assembly on the implementation of that draft resolution.
Mr. MADDENS(Rapporteur) said that during informal consultations, agreement had been reached on the Chairman's draft reply to the letter dated 4 December 1995 from the President of the General Assembly requesting the Committee's technical observations on the implementation of draft resolution A/50/L.44 entitled"Normalization of the situation concerning South Africa.
The Committee decided to recommend to the General Assembly that given its political importance, agenda item 164 should be considered in plenary meeting, on the understanding that, owing to the financialcomplexity of the matter, the Fifth Committee would be invited to provide technical observations regarding the implementation of any draft resolutions to be submitted for action by the General Assembly in plenary meeting.
The General Committee decided to recommend to the General Assembly that, given its political importance, agenda item 164 would be considered directly in plenary meeting, on the understanding that, owing to the financialcomplexity of the matter, the Fifth Committee would be invited to provide technical observations regarding the implementation of any draft resolutions to be submitted for action by the General Assembly in plenary meeting.
The Assembly further decided, on the recommendation of the General Committee, to consider agenda item 164(Normalization of the situation concerning South Africa) directly in plenary meeting, on the understanding that, owing to the financialcomplexity of the matter, the Fifth Committee would be invited to provide technical observations regarding the implementation of any draft resolutions to be submitted for action by the General Assembly in plenary meeting.