Примеры использования Other delegations considered на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Other delegations considered it ill-advised to extend the jurisdiction of the court to acts that could not,
Other delegations considered that a carrier could decide not to avail itself of the authorized exemptions,
Other delegations considered that some other areas of the programme of work of the Department overlapped the work of other organizations
Other delegations considered that in the specific case of PRTR information, it was justified to go beyond the minimum provided for in the Convention,
Some other delegations considered the draft declaration to be a relevant,
Other delegations considered that the restructuring of the Centre should be guided by the principles set out in the Vienna Declaration
Other delegations considered that article 9 of the Model Law was restricted in scope to the form of communications between the procuring entity
Other delegations considered that it would be preferable not to exempt these entries from the provisions of RID/ADR
Other delegations considered that these were in fact principles and that such"criteria" could
Some delegations supported Sweden's proposal while other delegations considered that this matter is already covered by the ninth indent on the first page of the model of instructions in writing,
While several delegations expressed support for the article as contained in document E/CN.6/1997/WG/L.1, other delegations considered that the inclusion of such a provision in the optional protocol would represent a major step which needed careful consideration.
Other delegations considered that the concept and modalities of the proposed peer-review system remained extremely vague and unclear
Other delegations considered that the problem of failure to use those connectors was not specific to the transport of dangerous goods
Some other delegations considered that the report contained sufficient basic data on the implementation of the programme
parameters should be determined during the negotiations, while other delegations considered that it would be important to have a clear idea of the scope prior to deciding whether to commence negotiations.
Other delegations considered that, while the proposal provided a basis for further discussion on those matters,
Some other delegations considered a new consolidated text redundant;
Other delegations considered that other provisions could be drafted to address those specific concerns,
as this might often be the only information the public holds, whereas other delegations considered that this information would not be necessary on the register.
Several other delegations considered that the Department of Public Information should undertake such functions;