Examples of using Three expert groups in English and their translations into Russian
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The secretariat services all three expert groups.
At present the three expert groups have no mandate to proceed beyond this point.
The Government of Monaco has offered to host a meeting of the three expert groups to finalize the three guides.
The three expert groups regularly exchange information, including through joint visits.
Any special meeting of the three expert groups under the Convention.
The three expert groups have continued to cooperate and coordinate action following the two workshops.
All three Committees have noted this initiative and the three expert groups plan to draft a common modalities paper.
The three expert groups are now coordinating work on their technical assistance mandates.
The Team has prepared the draft paper which is currently being finalized within the three expert groups for submission to the three Committees.
The three expert groups in their respective meetings have identified the following areas of contribution.
The Committee continues to call for the closest cooperation among the three expert groups, including, as appropriate, on information-sharing and visits.
The three expert groups have increased their coordinated participation in international and regional workshops and meetings.
The Chair concluded that during the meeting the Chairs of the three expert groups had clearly indicated that the groups were facing critical common challenges.
The three expert groups regularly exchange information, in particular on relevant contacts and focal points.
The three Committees have taken note of the strategy, and the three expert groups will submit a modalities paper on how to move ahead.
The three expert groups were also cooperating within the framework of the Counter-Terrorism Implementation Task Force.
These workshops are part of the common strategy to assist States that owe reports to the three Committees andhave also proved to be useful forums for the three expert groups to highlight the complementary but distinct roles of the three Committees, as well as to provide information to participating officials on the current status of the work of each Committee.
The three expert groups regularly exchange information, in particular related to relevant contacts and focal points.
The Conference requested the Chair of the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice to conduct consultations andfacilitate collaboration among the three expert groups established under the Convention, namely, the Consultative Group of Experts on National Communications of Developing Countries, the Expert Group on Technology Transfer and the Least Developed Countries Expert Group. .
The three expert groups have increased their efforts to coordinate their participation in international and regional workshops and meetings.
UNODC Terrorism Prevention Branch with three expert groups Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate(CTED), 1267 Monitoring Team and 1540.
Three expert groups since 1992 have introduced necessary changes and adjustments to make the Register consonant with the changing world.
In order to share information among Parties, all three expert groups have synthesized the relevant national reports in collaboration with the secretariat.
All three expert groups are informal groups and work without interpretation services and without translation of working documents.
With the Terrorism Prevention Branch of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime as facilitator, the three expert groups have participated in two workshops this year; the first was a workshop for Middle East States held in Doha for national officials involved in the implementation of relevant Security Council resolutions or responsible for writing reports to the three Committees, and the second was a workshop held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, for the members of the Organization of the Islamic Conference.
The three expert groups will be jointly submitting their proposals on the modalities for such coordination and cooperation to the three Committees.
The three expert groups hold occasional town hall meetings to exchange views and discuss how to improve coordination within their respective mandates.
In 2009, the three expert groups presented the second common strategy to engage with international, regional and subregional organizations, entities and agencies.
All three expert groups have developed a number of outputs aimed at assessing ways and means to support adaptation and addressing barriers and constraints to its implementation.
The three expert groups have submitted a joint paper for the consideration of the three committees in which they suggest four key organizations for their initial approach.