Examples of using These three documents in English and their translations into Russian
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These three documents have fostered our hope that finally the stalemate in the CD can be overcome.
At the threshold of the twenty-first century, we are entitled to place our hopes in the steadfast political will anddetermination of our States to achieve the objectives set forth in these three documents.
These three documents have fostered our hope that the stalemate in the Conference could finally be overcome.
The Working Party invited Governments to continue providing information in writing for these three documents and requested the secretariat, at the next revision, to update the numbering system for the documentation mentioned above by assigning a WP.1 symbol and deleting the reference to SC.1.
These three documents constitute what will be referred to, in the upcoming paragraphs of this report, as the Presidential Proposal.
At a meeting of office-bearers, rapporteurs and coordinators of the Working Party, in Budapest in April 2000, it was suggested to consider linking future discussions on the agreement with the preparationof the"International Model" and with the revision of the ECE Standardization List so that these three documents could complement one another as a legal framework for future agreements.
It is my assessment that these three documents, taken together, constitute a realistic basis for a programme of work.
At a meeting of office-bearers, rapporteurs and coordinators of the Working Party in Budapest in April 2000, it was suggested to consider to link future discussions on the agreement with the preparation of the AGlobal Model@ andwith the revision of the UN/ECE Standardization List so that these three documents could complement one another as a legal system for future agreements. The"Global Model" might, for instance, become one of the protocols to the future international agreement.
My delegation believes that these three documents should constitute the basis of our efforts to adopt a programme of work.
These three documents have emerged as the outcome of a process which was initiated roughly two years ago and which, as far as I know, is still continuing.
The secretariat has distributed a set of these three documents to you in English, and the other language versions are also available in this room.
These three documents are the fruit of long and broad-based consultations and seek to respond to the interests and concerns of all the members of the Conference.
The verdict will be made based on these three documents- the initial complaint, the bank's explanation, and the client's final remarks, as well as any existing legislation.
These three documents represent the International Bill of Rights containing the basic principles and provisions for the promotion and protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms.
The drafts of these three documents are being circulated for comments prior to approval by the senior management of the Department.
These three documents are the end result of considerable discussion over long hours. Those discussions drew on the substance of draft resolution NPT/CONF.1995/L.1 and draft decision L.2 and L.3.
The compilation presented in these three documents points to a wealth of available information(more than 1500 documents) on guidance, tools and technologies for ecosystem restoration.
Out of these three documents, part of the Guidance N2 is translated to Russian and is attached as a methodology part to the EPIRB Activity 2.2 reports Water body identification and typology in pilot basins.
Together, these three documents provide a good basis for considering the policy relevant aspects of work by UNEP in the follow-up to the World Summit on Sustainable Development and are relevant to the discussions of the Council/Forum at its current special session.
These three documents, being non-sessional as far as the Intergovernmental Group of Experts is concerned, may not all be available in time for the session but will be placed on the UNCTAD website as soon as possible, like all other documents requested by the Intergovernmental Group of Experts.
These three documents report on the workshop on generic issues related to the UNFCCC guidelines, held in Bonn from 17 to 19 March 1999, and contain drafts of all the components of the guidelines for the preparation of national communications by Parties included in Annex I to the Convention.
These three policy documents taken together form an international framework on ageing.
These three landmark documents developed clear guidelines for the universal application of the principles embodied in the Charter.
In addition to these three input documents, states can also address advanced written questions to the state under review.
GRSG realized that these three informal documents superseded documents TRANS/WP.29/GRSG/1999/20 and Add.1, TRANS/WP.29/GRSG/1999/21 and Add.1, and TRANS/WP.29/GRSG/1999/22 and Add.1.
The secretariat was requested to transmit a consolidation of these three informal documents to WP.29 for consideration at its one-hundred-and-fifteenth session.
These three strategic documents are aimed at aligning UNDP work with specific actions required by the MEAs-- within UNDP areas of competency.
Digital technical support for recording and archiving documents from these three institutions(Court of Auditors, Parliament, State Inspectorate General) is provided.
The report of these three groups is presented in three separate documents to the fifty first session of the Working Party.
Taken together, these three primary documents, the Charter of the United Nations, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples, provide a clear and solid foundation for a United Nations role and responsibility in democratization.