在 英语 中使用 Procedure would 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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They suggested that a compliance procedure would contribute significantly to the effective implementation of the Convention, provide a mechanism to foster common treaty interests and allow for the early identification of challenges encountered by Parties.
In paragraph 13 of this resolution, it was decided that the interim PIC procedure would cease to operate on a date to be specified by the Conference of the Parties at its first meeting.
He reminded participants that the Conference of Plenipotentiaries had decided that the interim PIC procedure would cease to operate on a date to be specified by the Conference of the Parties at its first meeting.
On 30 July 2008, Greece informed the President of the Eighth Meeting of the States Parties that the destruction procedure would be completed no later than 28 May 2009.
That procedure would increase the transparency of the General Assembly' s decisions on the initial budget appropriations and would provide clearer guidance to the Secretariat for the implementation of those decisions.
Such a procedure would promote the interrelated operability of both the caucuses and the Forum, establish channels for organized collective participation and generate concrete, succinct and representative joint recommendations.
As a result, with respect to Annex I Parties, the procedure would need to follow the Article 8 process, assuming the standard for triggering it were met.
Without further provision, this procedure would apply to the opening of the initial tenders submitted under article 47 bis(3), and auction anonymity would be compromised.
Harmonizing their rules and procedures would enhance efficiency in the process.
It was indicated that streamlining procedures would reduce the reporting burden on States parties.
In particular, one-stop procedures would be helpful.
If that criterion was adopted, claims procedures would be very simple.
These procedures would be defined in the Staff Rules of the organizations.
The new" Delivering as one" standard operating procedures would enable the benefits of that approach to be shared more widely.
In our view, strengthened quality assurance procedures would help to avoid this kind of misinterpretation(see paras. 68 and 70, recommendations 5 and 7).
These procedures would need to make sure that producers of these important new drugs are sufficiently rewarded for those costly efforts.
Failure to comply with these procedures would lead to the classification of the strike as an unlawful(or a“wildcat”) strike.
Implementing two different sets of procedures would create significant additional workload, and in particular.
In UNIDO, these procedures would apply to the Industrial Development Board, which is the policy-making organ that considers JIU recommendations.
For example, some qualified candidates might refuse to submit proposals for fear that their techniques or procedures would be disclosed to their competitors. Paragraphs 15-25.