Examples of using More specific issues in English and their translations into Russian
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For this reason, we have suggested the creation of a mechanism for the substantive discussion of nuclear disarmament issues, with a view to identifying if and when one or more specific issues should be the subject of negotiation.
how to install properly thick insulation layers) or more specific issues that are often neglected thermal bridges,
they also raised more specific issues in relation to the topic.
If it considers that one or more specific issues merit more in-depth consideration,
in each of the lists of issues was to furnish the delegations with an opportunity to make a general introductory statement on the situation of human rights in their respective countries before turning to the more specific issues raised by the Committee.
as well as the more specific issues highlighted in decision 10/1 B of the High-level Committee,
the launching of other ad hoc initiatives on more specific issues and types of weapons.
has focused on more specific issues, namely international cooperation in preventing and combating international trafficking in forest products,
The more specific issues can probably be clustered along the following lines:(a)
to analysing more specific issues such as the improvement of assessment models( Mauritius,
which might depend upon the legal regime under which they were established, and the more specific issues related to the level of trust generated by the individual certificates issued by the certification authority.
The second, more specific issue, concerned the linkage between countermeasures in Part Two
the Federal Council had undertaken to examine the more specific issue of organized assisted suicide, without prejudice to its previous conclusions.
However, comments have been made on several more specific issues discussed below.
Nevertheless, I would venture to set out some general considerations before moving to more specific issues.
The Independent Expert will focus on more specific issues when preparing each of his thematic reports and recommendations.
The information provided was not extended to more specific issues as to what exactly constituted an attempt in trafficking cases.
Ten panel discussions on more specific issues were also undertaken and included several thematic workshops on education
This part of the report allows the Committee to focus its attention on more specific issues relating to the implementation of the Convention.
In future it would be useful if similar reports were focussed on more specific issues, in particular on conventions in discussion in Parliaments.