Examples of using Three-week session in English and their translations into Russian
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it would entail one additional three-week session in each year of the biennium on a recurrent basis, which would require
The three-week session in 2000 was mainly devoted to the above issues by the Commission acting as the preparatory body of the special session of the General Assembly to review progress in implementing the Platform for Action.
Caribbean States, placed on record the strong concern of his group with respect to the decision to hold one three-week session of the Authority in 1999.
we are going to insist that there be general equality among the issues in terms of how much time is devoted to each in the course of next year's three-week session.
the Committee has before it a draft resolution lacking recommendations on substantive issues for the Commission to take up next year at its three-week session.
as had been done in November 2005, or even to request a three-week session each November on a permanent basis.
that the Subcommittee should retain the possibility of holding a three-week session.
hears five to six global reports in a three-week session; the Human Rights Committee typically considers four to five reports per session,
unless new issues made it necessary to revert to a three-week session.
for the two chambers for CRC) a three-week session with a week of working group will cost approximately USD 1,200,000.
and that the remainder of the three-week session, that is to say, the period from 3 to 17 March 2000,
and that the remainder of the three-week session be allocated to the Commission acting as preparatory committee for the special session of the General Assembly.
when we begin next year's three-week session, once one subtracts the time that is taken up by general statements
replacing for that year only the three-week session included in the budget estimates prepared before the Committee had been established.
of organizing its work, and a three-week session in July at United Nations Headquarters to deal with substantive matters.
She supported the Committee's need to hold two three-week sessions annually.
The Committee normally holds two three-week sessions a year at Geneva.
Three-week sessions per year.
The Committee normally holds two three-week sessions a year in Geneva.
Cultural Rights normally holds two three-week sessions per year, in April/May and November/December, respectively.