Examples of using Issues covered in English and their translations into Chinese
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Considering the breadth and depth of issues covered by ASEAN in its annual meetings, such reduction is unfortunate and unfair.
Broad issues covered by other teams ranged from the environment, entrepreneurship and health.
Specific issues covered included energy efficiency and cleaner industrial development; implementing climate change goals and commitments through partnerships; and improving access to energy for the poor.
In addition, the depth and scope of issues covered in publications(shorter texts) and the number of information materials would be reduced.
The issues covered include democracy, HIV/AIDS, the environment, human rights in development, adequate housing and indigenous peoples.
Fundamental issues covered by this convention include the participation and consultation of indigenous peoples in all matters relating to their lives and administration.
Issues covered in this report remained on the agenda of the meetings of the League of Arab States and the Gulf Cooperation Council.
Technical issues covered by the 30 Day Money Back Guarantee do not apply to games in development.
Issues covered by the agenda item on oceans and the law of the sea are multifaceted, complex and of great interest to our country.
Production of special publications to promote the issues covered by the Basel Convention.
The Committee is nevertheless concerned at the lack of a comprehensive plan addressing specifically all issues covered under the Optional Protocol.
It was therefore suggested that additional recommendations should be formulated to reflect, in particular, the issues covered in paragraph 77.
These consultations could provide you with an opportunity to raise the issues covered in your letter and the ways they could be addressed.
They also stressed the importance of providing technical assistance to developing countries to tackle issues covered by the Convention and its protocols.
The post-2015 development framework will provide an opportunity at the international, regional and national levels to continue addressing issues covered by the Millennium Development Goals.
The Committee is, however, concerned that such activities are not widespread and do not include all the issues covered under the Optional Protocol.
Moreover, renewed efforts by all sides to address issues covered in the 23 March 2009 agreements should lead to new political approaches for addressing the long-standing causes of conflict.
The issues covered in the report are described in more detail in the periodic reports to the General Assembly and Security Council submitted during 2004(A/58/742-S/2004/230 and A/58/868-S/2004/634).
One representative suggested that the successful record of the Montreal Protocol should not be diluted by tackling issues covered under other agreements where little progress was being made.
Specifically, issues covered included bilingual and intercultural education, resource mobilization for indigenous education, primary education including Goal 2 of the Millennium Development Goals, which is achieving universal primary education.