Examples of using Had reported data in English and their translations into Arabic
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Decision XIII/20 noted that Tajikistan had reported data for 1999 that placed it in noncompliance with the Protocol ' s control measures and its commitment to phase out totally its consumption of the controlled substance in Annex E(methyl bromide)
To recall that decision XIV/35 of the Fourteenth Meeting of the Parties in 2002 noted with appreciation that the Russian Federation had reported data for 2001 that confirmed its complete phase-out of production and consumption of Annexes A and B ODS;
Recommendation 36/9 had noted that Chile had reported data showing that it was in advance of its commitment to reduce its 2005 consumption of methyl bromide to 170 ODPtonnes and had also reported that it had introduced an enhanced ozone-depleting substance licensing and quota system.
Meeting of the Parties, in 2002, noted with appreciation that the Russian Federation had reported data for 2001 which confirmed its complete phase-out of production and consumption of Annexes A and B ODS;
To note that, pursuant to decision X/29 of the Tenth Meeting of the Parties, the Implementation Committee requested the Secretariat to write to those Parties operating under Article 5 that had reported data on CFC consumption for either the year 2000 and/or 2001 that was above their individual baselines;
the representative said that 113 of the 142 Article 5 Parties had reported data for 2007 and that 110 had used the new format for data presentation and had included information on regulatory measures.
in 2002, noted with appreciation that the Russian Federation had reported data for 2001 which confirmed its complete phase-out of production and consumption of Annex A and Annex B ozonedepleting substances.
Russian Federation The Russian Federation had been listed for consideration because of recommendation 34/35, which recalled decision XIV/35, which had noted with appreciation that the Russian Federation had reported data for 2001 which confirmed its complete phase-out of production and consumption of Annex A and Annex B ODS.
That decision had noted that Tajikistan had reported data for 1999 that placed it in non-compliance with the Protocol ' s control measures and its commitment to return to compliance by, among other things, totally phasing out its CFC consumption by 1 January 2004, save for essential uses authorized by the Parties.
Recommendation 36/2 noted with appreciation that Armenia had reported data for the consumption of the controlled substance in Annex E(methyl bromide) in 2005 of zero ODPtonnes, which indicated that it had returned to
Two Parties not operating under Article 5 whose data for 2003 were received too late to be reviewed in 2004 had reported data showing deviations from their consumption or production control schedules for 2003; that listing was given in table 14 of the document.
For the year 2012, as at 3 October 2013, 29 additional parties had submitted their Article 7 data, bringing the total number of parties that had reported data to 171(130 operating under paragraph 1 of Article 5 and 41 not so operating).
Also to note with appreciation that Lesotho had reported data for the consumption of halons in 2005 that showed that it was in advance of its commitment, contained in decision XVI/25, to reduce its consumption of halons to 0.2 ODPtonnes in that year, and also in advance of its halon phase-out obligations under the Montreal Protocol for 2005.
The Committee therefore agreed to note with appreciation that Saint Vincent and the Grenadines had reported data for the consumption of the controlled substances in Annex A, group I(CFCs) in 2005 that showed that it was in compliance with its commitment, contained in decision XVI/30, to reduce its consumption of CFCs to 1.39 ODPtonnes in that year.
Recommendation 36/9 noted with appreciation that Chile had reported data for the consumption of the controlled substance in Annex E(methyl bromide) in 2005 that showed that
That decision had noted that Kazakhstan had reported data that placed it in non-compliance for the years 1998- 2000, and its commitment to return to compliance by, among other things, reducing its CFC and methyl bromide consumption to zero by 1 January 2004 and establishing a ban on the import of equipment using ODS by 1 January 2003.
To note that, in accordance with decision X/29 of the 10th Meeting of the Parties, the Implementation Committee requested the Secretariat to write to the following Article 5 Parties, Bangladesh, Chad, Comoros, Dominican Republic, Honduras, Kenya, Mongolia, Morocco, Niger, Nigeria, Oman, Papua New Guinea, Paraguay, Samoa and Solomon Islands, that had reported data on CFC consumption for either the year 1999 and/ or 2000 that was above their individual baselines;
The study also found that close to 80 per cent of the organizations that had reported data were still at the stage of" planning to implement e-procurement within the next three years". However, an angle the study failed to explore, but which is specifically appropriate in the context of IAPWG, was the scope of inter-agency cooperation in planning and developing e-procurement solutions.
Recommendation 36/38 noted with appreciation that Papua New Guinea had reported data for the consumption of CFCs in 2005 that showed that it was in advance of its commitment,
Turning to the reported data he observed that all parties operating under paragraph 1 of Article 5 that had reported data had already succeeded in phasing out the controlled uses of CFCs(except for those with approved exemptions for essential uses), halons and carbon tetrachloride and had therefore complied