Examples of using Whose experts in English and their translations into Russian
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The Chair listed the NGOs whose experts had been provided with financial support for their participation at the meeting.
This will facilitate the review activities in 2003 andincrease the number of Parties whose experts participate in these activities.
He also urged States whose experts served on the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf to facilitate their participation in meetings of the Commission.
Recognizing in this context the burden, including the financial burden,being placed on States whose experts are serving on the Commission.
Of the States whose experts raised concerns about transnationality and the involvement of organized crime, many did not report data in support of their concerns.
A partner in the project is the Federal Ministry of Economics andLabour of Germany, whose experts will work within the Competition Council.
We encourage States whose experts are serving on the Commission to do their utmost to ensure the full participation of those experts in the work of the Commission, including in the meetings of subcommissions.
Recognizing in this context the burden, including the financial burden, being placed on States,in particular developing States, whose experts are serving on the Commission.
Calls upon States Parties whose experts are serving on the Commission to do their utmost to ensure the full participation of those experts in the work of the Commission, in accordance with the Convention;
Their projects of creating high-tech weapons was realized with the support of the National Federation of Precision Weapons, whose experts have taken part in the development and testing of ORSIS products.
Calls upon States Parties whose experts are serving on the Commission to do their utmost to ensure the full participation of those experts in the work of the Commission, in accordance with the Convention;
The finer points in the preparation of documents, account submissions, liquidation and reorganization of the company should be handled by aconsulting firm to clarify these and other issues, whose experts have extensive experience and expertise.
Reiterates the obligation of States under the Convention whose experts are serving on the Commission to defray the expenses of the experts they have nominated while in performance of Commission duties;
It was generally recognized that the situation imposed additional burdens on the members of the Commission and the Secretariat as well as increased financial burden on States,in particular developing States, whose experts served on the Commission.
Calls upon States whose experts are serving on the Commission to do their utmost to ensure the full participation of those experts in the work of the Commission, including the meetings of subcommissions, in accordance with the Convention;
The Mission's efforts are being complemented by bilateral support from Angola, France, the United Kingdom, South Africa andthe European Union, whose experts are undertaking separate training programmes for crowd-control and counter-terrorism units.
Recognizing in particular the special challenges of developing States Parties whose experts are serving on the Commission, and in this regard the important role of the Voluntary Trust Fund for the purpose of defraying the cost of participation of the members of the Commission from developing States in the meetings of the Commission.
On the question of financing- a matter which had also been discussed at length during the consultations- the draft resolution provided that the activities of the working group should be funded within existing financial resources, although Member States were encouraged to make voluntary contributions,especially those States whose experts would be appointed to the working group.
Ii Or establish, under the aegis of the Security Council, a standing commission whose experts will be able to remain in the field for as long as their mandate requires, without prejudice to the powers already attributed to the Commission's non-treaty mechanisms;
He also urged States whose experts served on the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf to facilitate their participation in meetings of the Commission and invited all States parties to consider how to provide further support to the Commission, taking into account the information contained in the statement of its Chairman.
Recalling also paragraph 71 of General Assembly resolution 68/70,in which the Assembly reiterated the obligation of States under the Convention whose experts are serving on the Commission to defray the expenses of the experts they have nominated while in performance of Commission duties.
Recalls the obligation of States under the Convention whose experts are serving on the Commission to defray the expenses of the experts they have nominated while in performance of Commission duties, and urges these States to do their utmost to ensure the full participation of those experts in the work of the Commission, including the meetings of subcommissions, in accordance with the Convention;
During the thirty-fourth session, the Commission took note of relevant parts of General Assembly resolution 68/70,in particular those concerning the obligation under the Convention of States whose experts are serving on the Commission, to defray the expenses of the experts they have nominated while they are performing Commission duties, and provide medical coverage for them.
The Special Rapporteur also informed the Commission that UNESCO, whose experts had assisted the Commission in the development of the draft articles on the law of transboundary aquifers, was organizing regional seminars, in association with regional organizations, to brief and sensitize Governments on the draft articles adopted on first reading with a view also to encouraging them to submit their comments on the text.
The Commission took note of relevant parts of General Assembly resolution 68/70, in particular paragraphs 71, 72 and 78,concerning the obligation of States under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, whose experts are serving on the Commission, to defray the expenses of the experts they have nominated while in performance of Commission duties and medical coverage for these experts. .
Reiterates the duty of States under the Convention, whose experts are serving on the Commission, to defray the expenses of the experts they have nominated while in performance of Commission duties, and calls upon these States to do their utmost to ensure the full participation of those experts in the work of the Commission, including the meetings of subcommissions, in accordance with the Convention;
Mikhail Kazantsev, a member of the taskforce charged with developing the draft law and a partner at Egorov, Puginsky,Afanasiev& Partners, whose experts deal with applying the capital amnesty and act as public business ombudsmen, spoke with RAPSI about what had come out of it and how it might operate in practice.
Reaffirms the obligation of States under the Convention whose experts are serving on the Commission to defray the expenses of the experts they have nominated while in performance of Commission duties, including the provision of medical coverage, and urges these States to do their utmost to ensure the full participation of those experts in the work of the Commission, including the meetings of subcommissions, in accordance with the Convention;
As a matter of fact, the General Assembly repeatedly reiterated, most recently in its resolution 64/71,the duty of nominating States under the Convention, whose experts were serving on the Commission, to defray the expenses of the experts they had nominated while in performance of Commission duties, and called upon those States to do their utmost to ensure the full participation of those experts in the work of the Commission, including the meetings of subcommissions, in accordance with the Convention.