Examples of using Representative pointed out in English and their translations into Russian
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Referring to paragraph 1(a) of the article, one representative pointed out that the commentary reproduced the actual text of that provision, with the addition of the word"normally.
Another representative pointed out that the Programme's success had been due,
One representative pointed out that while FAO provided quality standards for pesticides, there was no
One representative pointed out that the law enforcement agencies in some countries engaged in international cooperation,
One representative pointed out that the Working Group could only discuss issues that had been defined by the Conference of the Parties.
One representative pointed out that there were a number of significant issues relating to the criteria for assessment of the ODP of new chemicals.
The representative pointed out that one of the most visible changes in the past years had been the participation of women in politics.
One representative pointed out that the only way to ensure mercury reductions in domestic markets was via trade restrictions.
One representative pointed out, and the meeting agreed,
One representative pointed out that it was up to the GEF Council to determine whether to open a window for chemicals management.
One representative pointed out that the proposed meeting could well enhance discussions in the lead-up to the Conference's third session.
The representative pointed out that the employment rate of women had reached 58.8 per cent in 2002
Another representative pointed out, however, that an increase in the number of cochairs to four would require a modification to the terms of reference of TEAP.
Another representative pointed out that the secretariat had driven the process only because the member States had requested it to do so.
One representative pointed out that although intergovernmental awareness of climate change issues had been raised,
One representative pointed out that the issue had not arisen before adoption of resolution 53/242 because special sessions had been held only when required.
One representative pointed out, however, that the number of draft decisions before the Council at each special session was already on the decline.
The representative pointed out that education, which was free,
One representative pointed out that any discussions on a United Nations environment organization should wait for an analysis to be conducted by the Secretary-General's panel on United Nations system-wide coherence.
Also referring to these concerns, another representative pointed out that an international criminal tribunal should consist in a truly permanent institution,