在 英语 中使用 On the programme of work 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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Recalling also decisions 16/COP.3, 16/COP.4 and 16/COP.5 on the programme of work of the Committee on Science and Technology(CST).
Consideration and action on the programme of work and timetable for the sixtieth session of the General Assembly(A/C.4/59/CRP.1).
Chapter II, on the programme of work, is largely structured in accordance with the functions of the secretariat as defined in paragraph 2 of article 19 of the Convention.
During today' s consultations, members of the Security Council agreed on the programme of work for the month of June.
His presence among us today will no doubt contribute to our efforts to forge an agreement on the programme of work of the Conference.
We should therefore carefully examine all innovative suggestions that could contribute to agreement on the programme of work of the Conference.
In an effort to raise the visibility of the General Assembly, the Department for General Assembly and Conference Management periodically briefs media on the programme of work of the General Assembly.
One school welcomes the great flexibility of the present agenda and prefers to concentrate all efforts on the programme of work as top priority.
At this stage, I cannot report to you any considerable developments that could bring us closer to agreement on the programme of work.
As long as the lack of political will and mutual trust prevails, the Conference will continue to be faced with difficulties in reaching consensus on the programme of work.
At the beginning of my presidency, I had mapped out my endeavour by inviting member States and Coordinators of regional groups to give their inputs on the programme of work.
Regional groups during our weekly Presidential consultations continued to inform me that there were no new suggestions on the programme of work.
Building upon the progress we made last year, we should intensify and deepen our understanding with a view to reaching a consensual decision on the programme of work.
Only in this way will we be able to narrow the differences between us and finally break the deadlock on the programme of work.
We are hopeful that the recommendations and proposals presented by the member States and our further deliberations will contribute to an agreement on the programme of work of the Conference.
We are of the view that under these circumstances any steps we take should contribute to an early consensus on the programme of work.
In such circumstances, it seems that it would be difficult to agree on the programme of work without joint efforts based on new, imaginative approaches.