Examples of using Revised timetable in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Panel then approved the revised timetable for the AR5.
Percentage of implementation of remaining commitments,in accordance with revised timetable.
Owing to the revised timetable for elections, no provision for electoral observers is made at this time.
We reassure you of our readiness to return to the negotiating table as soon as possible andshould like to request that the proposed revised timetable take effect as of 15 March.
On 19 May 1994 the parties agreed on a new revised timetable for resolution of the most important issues.
Under this revised timetable, one meeting of each Commission would be held each year in August/September and another meeting of each Commission in March.
On 19 May 1994,the parties agreed on a further revised timetable for the solution of the most important issues.
This revised timetable also takes into account the time required under revised budgetary cycles to implement the required changes.
The Joint Commission also endorsed on 6 March UNITA's declaration and approved a 12-point revised timetable that envisages the implementation of all remaining tasks by 31 March 1998.
This revised timetable takes into consideration the need for further information from the Secretariat and the need for further consultation with Member States on a number of issues.
Since the preparation of the last report, the pace of work has continued at the level reached in 1992, butthe contractor has been unable to achieve the higher production rates anticipated by his revised timetable.
The Security Council expresses its appreciation to the Secretary-General for providing a detailed revised timetable for the phased withdrawal of ONUMOZ civilian and military personnel as set out in his report.
The General Assembly, in section X of resolution 45/248 A of 21 December 1990, took note of the report of the Secretary-General andrequested him to proceed with the project in accordance with the revised timetable.
The members of the Council are pleased to note your recent agreement upon a revised timetable for the peace process and encourage you to carry out your commitments to that process in accordance with the agreed timetable. .
Panel established: 21 January 2008 On 29 January 2010 the Panel informed the DSB that it expected to issue its final report to the parties by May 2010,as envisaged in the revised timetable adopted after consultation with the parties.
According to the revised timetable, the first infantry battalion is expected to arrive in Angola during the first week of June, deployment of the second is planned for the first half of July, and the third in the second half of July.
Urges the Government of Angola andthe União Nacional para a Independência Total de Angola to adhere strictly to the revised timetable for the implementation of the Lusaka Protocol and make concerted efforts to accelerate that process;“6.
As Council members are aware, the revised timetable takes as its point of departure the resumption of the work of the commissions beginning on 3 June 1993 and concluding 16 months later with the holding of elections in October 1994.
The Liberian parties should bear in mind that the support of the international community and of the Security Council will not continue in the absence of tangible progress towards full and prompt implementation of the Agreement,in particular, the revised timetable.
The Security Council notes that,in the light of delays in the registration process, the Secretary-General has proposed a revised timetable for the organization of the referendum for self-determination of the people of Western Sahara on 14 February 1995.
ECOWAS has renewed its commitment to restoring peace and a democratically elected government in Liberia and to remain engaged in that country until a new government is installed on 15 June 1997,in accordance with the revised timetable of the Abuja Agreement.
It will be recalled that the revised timetable for the implementation of the Abuja Agreement provided for periodic assessments by the Economic Community of West African States(ECOWAS), UNOMIL, representatives of the donor community and the Liberian National Transitional Government LNTG.
I am also preparing to transmit to the Assembly my recommendation concerning renewal of the mandate of MINUGUA after 31 December 1999,taking into consideration the Follow-up Commission's revised timetable for implementation of the peace accords.
Requests further the Secretary-General to submit to the Council a revised timetable and financial implications for the holding of the referendum for the self-determination of the people of the Western Sahara in accordance with the settlement plan and the agreements with the parties for its implementation;
Since my last report to the Security Council, dated 13 March 1998(S/1998/236), additional progress has been made in the implementation of the remaining tasks under the Lusaka Protocol(S/1994/1441, annex)outlined in the 12-point revised timetable approved by the Joint Commission on 6 March 1998.
The CHAIRPERSON, drawing attention to the corrigendum to the provisional agenda(CCPR/C/134/Corr.1),pointed out that, under the revised timetable for consideration of reports of States parties, the Committee was to consider the fourth periodic report of Italy(CCPR/C/103/Add.4) instead of the third periodic report of the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya(CCPR/C/102/Add.1) on Friday, 17 July.
However, the pace with which the applications were computerized and analysed indicated that many months would be required to make sufficient progress in the identification process,forcing a revised timetable for the steps still to be taken to implement the settlement plan.
The Council also referred to my predecessor's assurance in paragraph 59 of his 17 October 1996 report(S/1996/858) that the personnel andlogistic resources needed to implement the proposals would not be deployed unless the factions took the concrete steps required to implement the revised timetable of the Abuja Agreement.
I wish to assure the Security Council, however, that the deployment of the personnel andlogistic resources linked to these proposals will not be undertaken unless the factions take the concrete steps required to implement the revised timetable of the Abuja Agreement and put their country firmly on the path of genuine peace and national reconciliation.
The Council understands that the Secretary-General will follow the situation in Liberia closely and will not deploy the additional personnel andlogistic resources needed to implement these proposals unless the factions take the concrete steps required to fulfil the commitments they have entered into under the revised timetable of the Abuja Agreement.