Exemples d'utilisation de Issues to be resolved en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Access to drinking water(enabling structural health issues to be resolved) and implementation of essential infrastructure works are conducive both to the development of local economies
The Committee noted that the issues to be resolved specifically concerned the amount of maintenance costs,
has enabled issues to be resolved at the lowest appropriate level
there were still many issues to be resolved, such as visas
also address specific issues, depending upon the needs of the particular case and the issues to be resolved.
On the one hand, the Internet environment adds to the complexity of the issues to be resolved in specific provisions;
depending upon the needs of the particular case and the issues to be resolved.
Among the most pressing issues to be resolved was the relationship between negotiations in the Conference and any parallel consultations
the group developed a list of issues to be resolved and tasks to be completed(see Attachment 1)
the recognition that the question of the Palestine refugees was one of the final status issues to be resolved, Israel continued with its inflammatory rhetoric to deny the refugees their rights,
As regards flexibility, it was said that the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules allowed great flexibility in adapting the procedure to the requirements of the dispute by permitting the parties to define the issues to be resolved, the number of arbitrators,
Related issues to be resolved from a non-proliferation and security perspective might include:
introducing article 2, recalled that there were two issues to be resolved concerning subparagraph(a):
initiatives by enhancing clarity on the understanding and agreement on goals and issues to be resolved, by improving coordination across existing individual initiatives aimed at developing
delivery along with regular joint review by the senior management of lessons learned and the issues to be resolved.
a list of issues to be resolved.
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There was strong preference for the issue to be resolved by the United Nations.
The fact that it took 30 years for this issue to be resolved had to do with changes in attitude about crossbreeding.
The CHAIRMAN said that another issue to be resolved concerned the effects of the recognition of interim proceedings.