Examples of using Those implications in English and their translations into Russian
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Those implications have not been included in the present budget proposal.
It is now time to update the tools used to address those implications.
As I have pointed out, those implications are already being felt in our islands.
Thus, a Party or Parties that propose this agenda item may wish to cooperate with the secretariat to consider how to accommodate those implications.
Accordingly, those implications have not been included in the present budget proposal.
We remain seriously concerned over the proliferation implications of Iran's advanced nuclear programme andwe remain united in our commitment to see those implications resolved.
Those implications fall most heavily on the most vulnerable countries and segments of society.
As a result, the secretariat of the Fund has undertaken to study those implications once the Court of Appeal has rendered its judgment in the case.
Those implications are examined briefly, starting with late life and working back sequentially through the earlier stages.
Like many other delegations,we will need time to consider those implications carefully before agreeing on the best way forward on these crucial issues.
Those implications will be dealt with in the context of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1996-1997 and the next medium-term plan.
The assessment of the implications of the carry-over of assigned amount units to thesecond commitment period and the identification of appropriate actions to address those implications;
But better knowledge of those implications can influence negotiations; and that is we need the proper information.
Additional time is also required to enable the Advisory Committee on Administrative andBudgetary Questions and the Fifth Committee to review those implications before the draft resolution is acted upon by the General Assembly.
International cooperation is necessary for assessing those implications and providing a supportive international framework to facilitate the efforts being made by developing countries.
Additional time would also be required by the Advisory Committee on Administrative andBudgetary Questions and the Fifth Committee to review those implications before the draft resolution is acted upon by the General Assembly.
Also notes that those implications occur particularly at the grass-roots level, where women who comprise the majority suffer disproportionately from the transition and adjustment periods;
The financial implications of the reform proposals were to be found in document A/52/303 and, as indicated in the information paragraph following paragraph II.22 of its report,the Advisory Committee would comment later on those implications.
There was also agreement that the Parties needed information on the financial implications of the proposed decision, and that those implications had to be considered in the context of other demands on available funds.
It is especially important that delegations submit all draft resolutions that might entail programme budget implications as early as possible to enable the Secretariat to prepare in a timely manner the necessary statements reflecting those implications.
Despite the substantial financial implications of the reform proposed by the Secretary-General,Switzerland would not support any measures to limit those implications which would endanger minimum standards of justice and the principles fixed by the General Assembly.
The Chairman invited delegations to observe the deadlines indicated and to submit draft resolutions that might entail programme budget implications as early as possible, so thatthe Secretariat could prepare in a timely manner information on those implications.
The Chair noted that, as a result of the programme budget implications of the draft resolution,delegations needed more time to review those implications and to consult on the content of the statement prepared by the Secretariat in that regard.
It had again pointed out the likelihood of an increased workload for the Advisory Committee, the Fifth Committee and the General Assembly as a result of the extra volume of information generated following theimplementation of IPSAS implementation, and repeated its recommendation that the General Assembly should consider those implications as a matter of priority.
Invites the functional commissions to clearly identify the implications of their work on operational activities and to bring those implications to the attention of the governing bodies of the funds and programmes for their consideration and guidance on operational activities in order to strengthen the link between policy guidance and operational activities;
Furthermore, should a draft resolution have programme budget implications, additional time will be required by the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions andthe Fifth Committee to review those implications before the draft resolution is acted on by the General Assembly.
Furthermore, should a draft resolution have programme budget implications, additional time will be required by the AdvisoryCommittee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions and the Fifth Committee to review those implications before the draft resolution is acted on by the General Assembly.
Furthermore, should a draft resolution have programme budget implications, additional time will be required by the Advisory Committee on Administrative andBudgetary Questions and the Fifth Committee to review those implications before the draft resolution is acted upon by the General Assembly.
Furthermore, should a draft resolution have programme budget implications, additional time will be required by the Advisory Committee on Administrative andBudgetary Questions and the Fifth Committee to review those implications before the draft resolution is acted upon by the General Assembly.
Representatives are further reminded that, should a draft resolution have programme budget implications, sufficient time should be allowed to the Secretary-General to prepare the programme budget implications and additional time would also be required by the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions andthe Fifth Committee to review those implications before the draft resolution is acted upon by the General Assembly.