Examples of using Written comments submitted in English and their translations into Russian
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Written comments submitted from September-December 2010.
These views were further elaborated in written comments submitted to me.
The written comments submitted to the secretariat were therefore made available on the web page for the meeting.
Note: This section has been introduced in accordance with the written comments submitted by France to the drafting group.
Some of the written comments submitted by Governments were formulated in terms of provisional"application.
The Committee agreed to submit to the drafting group the draft decision on chemicals and wastes,which would take into account any written comments submitted.
Written comments submitted under this Rule shall be drafted in one of the official languages as provided in Rule 34§ 4.
Mr. Texier said that all submissions and comments made would be taken into consideration,as would any additional written comments submitted before May 2004.
However, in detailed written comments submitted to the Secretariat Malaysia had expressed some views not reflected in the final version of the Guide to Practice.
Some of the drafting changes in chapter II proposed by the Special Rapporteur went in the right direction butdid not take full account of the written comments submitted by France.
In addition to the numerous written comments submitted, approximately 40 States parties and 15 NGOs attended this consultation, which generated extensive comments to the draft.
It worked on the basis of document CEP/AC.11/2002/14,comments made at the Working Group 's third session and written comments submitted by interested delegations thereafter.
Belgium, in its written comments submitted in 1967, referred back to the text adopted by the Commission in 1962 and objected to the linking of the termination of provisional entry into force to mutual agreement.
The first was CCPR/C/66/R.8/ Rev.1 containing his second draft of the general comment on non-derogable rights,which took account of the Committee's discussion at its sixty-seventh session and of written comments submitted subsequently by Mr. Ando.
Referring again to the written comments submitted in advance by Liechtenstein, the delegation stressed that the dialogue did not end at the plenary meeting of the Council, but would be continued in the future.
Research Institute of Motor Transport(NIIAT)from Moscow with the support of the secretariat taking into account comments made experts at the fifteenth session of the Group of Experts as well as written comments submitted by experts before 3 March 2017.
Mr. Xiang Xin(China)said that the debate of the past few years and the written comments submitted by Member States revealed the divergence of views on issues such as the definition, scope and application of universal jurisdiction.
Written comments submitted by Parties on priorities with respect to the medium- and longer- term options listed in the study on developing a system for monitoring the transboundary movement of controlled ozone-depleting substances between the Parties.
The Working Group discussed the draft rules of procedure prepared by the secretariat for the second meeting of the Signatories(CEP/WG.5/2000/3),taking into account the views expressed by the Meeting of the Signatories and the written comments submitted by delegations CEP/WG.5/2000/2, paras. 19 and 20.
At its thirteenth session, the Working Group will have before it written comments submitted to the secretariat from Governments, intergovernmental organizations, and indigenous and non-governmental organizations E/CN.4/Sub.2/AC.4/1995/2 and addenda.
For this reason,the United States recommends that the report of the Chairman of the First Committee to the Fifth Committee contain a brief summary of the most important elements that have emerged from this debate, along with the written comments submitted to the Chairman, to facilitate the Fifth Committee's consideration of these important questions.
Ms. Ren Xiaoxia(China)said that the debate of the past few years and the written comments submitted by Member States revealed the wide variety of their legislative and judicial practices with regard to universal jurisdiction and their divergent views on issues such as its definition, legal status, scope and conditions of application.
It added that,“from a policy point of view, a good argument exists that the best way to minimize such harm is to place liability on the person or entity that causes such harm,rather than on the State”. See the written comments submitted by the United States of America to the International Law Commission, A/CN.4/481, para. 24.
The preparatory committee should take into consideration both the draft statute and the written comments submitted to the Secretary-General; its work should be organized into several sessions, and there should be a clear indication in advance of the parts of the draft statute to be addressed at each session in order to allow the appropriate experts to attend the meetings.
The work of the Preparatory Committee would be based on the draft statute prepared by the International Law Commission andwould take into account the report of the Ad Hoc Committee on the Establishment of an International Criminal Court and the written comments submitted by States to the Secretary-General on the draft statute for an international criminal court;
Israel, in its written comments, submitted in 1965, referred to the commentary to article 55, and observed that the question might arise as to the interrelation of this article with article 24(on provisional entry into force), it being understood, that the general principle of pacta sunt servanda would apply to the underlying agreement upon which the provisional entry into force was postulated.
The General Assembly would also decide that the work of the Preparatory Committee will be based on the draft statute prepared by the International Law Commission and that, in such work,due account will be taken of the report of the Ad Hoc Committee, of the written comments submitted by States to the Secretary-General on the draft statute for an international criminal court and, as appropriate, of the contributions of relevant organizations.
Decides to include in the provisional agenda of its fiftieth session an item entitled"Establishment of an international criminal court", in order tostudy the report of the ad hoc committee and the written comments submitted by States and to decide on the convening of an international conference of plenipotentiaries to conclude a convention on the establishment of an international criminal court, including on the timing and duration of the conference.
Decides to entrust Mr. Ribot Hatano with the preparation of a revised working paper containing a compilation of rules of procedure, guidelines, decisions and practices applicable to the work of the Sub-Commission, taking full account of the opinions expressed both at thesessional working group and the Sub-Commission, including written comments submitted to the Secretariat during the forty-ninth session, and to submit his report to the Sub-Commission at its fiftieth session;
The Assembly would decide to include in the provisional agenda of its next session an item entitled“Establishment of an international criminal court”, in order tostudy the report of the Ad Hoc Committee and the written comments submitted by States and to decide on the convening of an international conference of plenipotentiaries to conclude a convention on the establishment of an international court of justice, including on the Conference's timing and duration.