Examples of using Submitting proposals in English and their translations into French
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with Martin Marietta and Northrop submitting proposals in November 1976.
The period for submitting proposals should be commensurate with the complexity of the project
He said that he would envisage submitting proposals during the next biennium.
Submitting proposals and studies on the implementation of international humanitarian law at the national level;
Invites Parties to consider developing and submitting proposals to list additional bat species on CMS Appendices.
References to the work of researchers submitting proposals should be written in the third person.
The Ad hoc Legal Expert Group was given the mandate of considering this point and submitting proposals for a text.
The Commission was competent for monitoring the status of women and submitting proposals to improve their status.
When submitting proposals for amendment of Regulation,
He also had the task of coordinating various intergovernmental working groups, submitting proposals to the Government, conveying to it the opinion of consultative bodies
In 2010, the Government set up a study aimed at submitting proposals for how pupils can receive instruction in sign language in elementary schools and elementary special schools.
APPROVES the guidelines for submitting proposals to the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity
In 2010, the National Committee for Greek Nutrition was established, with the aim of submitting proposals on measure and policies to promote Greek nutrition;
women responsible for submitting proposals.
One category of items to be contained in the request for proposals concerns instructions for preparing and submitting proposals cf. UNCITRAL Model Law, article 27a.
I will be able to assess the prospects of submitting proposals to the Conference for its decision
CoP15 Prop. 6 has the potential to establish the technical precedent preventing Parties from submitting proposals, that could seriously undermine the fundamental objectives of CITES.
Further contribution by civil society involved submitting proposals on facilitating the implementation of KP standards by the participating Governments and making recommendations to KP working groups.
Until a solution had been found, Parties submitting proposals for methyl bromide projects to the March 2004 meeting of the Executive Committee might be uncertain about the situation.
All groups or participants submitting proposals for consideration at the forty-fifth session were asked to send in their contributions by 9 July 2004 so that they could be translated into the three official UNECE languages.