Examples of using Technically based in English and their translations into Russian
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The first-generation B70 is technically based on the first generation of the Mazda6.
Some delegations expressed the view that the work being carried out by the Scientific andTechnical Subcommittee was important for the development of an international consensus on a technically based framework for the safe use of nuclear power source applications in outer space.
The IADC guidelines were solid, technically based measures that any nation could adopt as part of its space activities; the development of voluntary guidelines within COPUOUS was, of course, also useful.
The view was expressed that the IADC space debris mitigation guidelines were solid, technically based measures for any nation to adopt and implement in its national space activities.
The new work plan, for developing an international technically based framework of goals and recommendations for the safety of nuclear power source applications in outer space, was contained in the report of the Subcommittee on its fortieth session A/AC.105/804, annex III.
Many States parties underlined that the reporting of the IAEA on the implementation of safeguards should continue to be factual and technically based and reflect appropriate reference to the relevant provisions of safeguards agreements.
The Working Group identified the following preliminary objectives for an international technically based framework of goals and recommendations for the safety of planned and currently foreseeable nuclear power source applications in outer space.
The view was expressed that the work on the above matter being carried out by the Scientific andTechnical Subcommittee was important for the development of an international consensus on a technically based framework for the safe use of nuclear power source applications in outer space.
The Committee expressed its gratitude to the Joint Expert Group of the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee and IAEA,established to develop an international technically based framework of goals and recommendations for the safety of planned and currently foreseeable applications of nuclear power sources(NPS) in outer space, to the Subcommittee's Working Group on the Use of Nuclear Power Sources in Outer Space and to IAEA for the constructive and efficient cooperation in the preparation of the Safety Framework.
The Group of Non-Aligned States Parties to the Treaty underlines the importance that the reporting of the IAEA on the implementation of safeguards should continue to be factual and technically based and reflect appropriate reference to the relevant provisions of safeguards agreements.
Prepare a draft set of potential implementation options for establishing an international technically based framework of goals and recommendations for the safety of planned and currently foreseeable space NPS applications;
The Legal Subcommittee noted with satisfaction the progress made by the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee of the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space at its forty-fifth session in considering the use of nuclear power sources(NPS) in outer space andworking to achieve consensus on an international, technically based framework of goals and recommendations for the safety of NPS applications in outer space.
From 2003 to 2006,one objective of the Working Group on the Use of Nuclear Power Sources in Outer Space was to develop an international technically based framework of goals and recommendations for the safety of space nuclear power source applications, in cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency IAEA.
The Scientific and Technical Subcommittee had also had a highly productive session, reaching consensus on a set of space-debris-mitigation guidelines,which were solid, technically based measures that should be adopted and implemented by all spacefaring nations.
Note by the Secretariat on a preliminary draft of flow charts for potential implementation options for establishing an international technically based framework of goals and recommendations for the safety of planned and currently foreseeable nuclear power source applications in outer space(A/AC.105/L.254/Rev.1);
Furthermore, it is not clear how the Office of Central Support Services and the Office of Programme Planning,Budget and Accounts play their respective central roles in ensuring that budgetary proposals reflect technically based assessments of priorities and requirements on an Organization-wide basis.
The Subcommittee took a step further by adoptinga new work plan, for the period 2003-2006, for developing an international technically based framework of goals and recommendations for the safety of nuclear power source applications in outer space A/AC.105/804, annex III.
The Subcommittee noted with satisfaction the progress made by the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee at its forty-third session, in accordance with its multiyear workplan to establish the objectives, scope andattributes of an international, technically based framework of goals and recommendations for the safety of nuclear power source applications in outer space.
At the 1st meeting of the Working Group, on 19 February, the Chairman recalled the tasksbefore the Working Group, as contained in the multi-year work plan for developing an international technically based framework of goals and recommendations for the safety of nuclear power source(NPS) applications in outer space covering the period 2003-2006, which had been endorsed by the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee at its fortieth session A/AC.105/804, annex III.
The Working Group on the Use of Nuclear Power Sources in Outer Space had made significant progress in its work on issues relating to the establishment of an international, technically based framework of goals and recommendations for the safety of nuclear power sources in space.
Working paper submitted by Argentina, France, Pakistan and the United Kingdom:potential implementation options for establishing an international technically based framework of goals and recommendations for the safety of planned and currently foreseeable nuclear power source applications.
Working paper submitted by Argentina, France, the Russian Federation, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland andthe United States of America on a proposed work plan for developing an international technically based framework of goals and recommendations for the safety of nuclear power source applications in outer space.
The Committee noted with satisfaction that the Working Group had also made progress in developing potential implementation options for establishing an international technically based framework of goals and recommendations for the safety of planned and currently foreseeable space nuclear power source applications.
The Subcommittee noted with satisfaction that,in accordance with the work plan, the Working Group had made progress during the intersessional period on the development of potential implementation options for establishing an international technically based framework of goals and recommendations for the safety of planned and currently foreseeable space NPS applications.
Working paper submitted by the Working Group on the Use of Nuclear Power Sources in Outer Space:potential implementation options for establishing an international technically based framework of goals and recommendations for the safety of planned and currently foreseeable nuclear power source applications.
The Subcommittee noted with satisfaction theexcellent progress made during the intersessional period by the Working Group, in accordance with the multi-year work plan, on the development of potential implementation options for establishing an international technically based framework of goals and recommendations for the safety of planned and currently foreseeable space NPS applications.
At the 1st meeting of the Working Group, on 14 February, the Chairman recalled the tasks before the Working Group,as contained in the multi-year workplan covering the period 2007-2010 for developing an international technically based framework of goals and recommendations for the safety of planned and currently foreseeable nuclear power source applications in outer space, which the Subcommittee had endorsed at its forty-fourth session A/AC.105/890, paras. 112-113 and annex II.
The view was expressed that the Legal Subcommittee could consider the question of a possible revision of the Principles Relevant to the Use of Nuclear Power Sources in Outer Space after the adoption by the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space of an international, technically based framework of goals and recommendations for the safety of nuclear power source applications in outer space.
The Committee noted with satisfaction that the Working Group had made significant progress and had successfully carried out detailed work in identifying anddeveloping an international technically based framework of goals and recommendations for the safety of planned and currently foreseeable nuclear power source applications in outer space.
The Subcommittee noted with satisfactionthe excellent progress made during the intersessional period by the Working Group, in accordance with the multi-year workplan, on the development of potential implementation options for establishing an international technically based framework of goals and recommendations for the safety of planned and currently foreseeable NPS applications in outer space.