Examples of using Substantive decisions in English and their translations into Spanish
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it must adopt substantive decisions on them, possibly in the form of resolutions.
provided no substantive decisions were taken at the meetings concerned.
provided no substantive decisions were taken at the meetings concerned.
She noted with satisfaction that during the thirty-sixth session work on the Optional Protocol to the Convention had resulted in the adoption of two substantive decisions.
almost $5 million is spent in meetings each cycle that do not produce substantive decisions.
the Board was not in a position to reach any substantive decisions on the issues raised by FAFICS.
This large majority for substantive decisions should meet the concerns of all groups of Parties,
the Committee had adopted substantive decisions under its“prevention procedures” concerning Bosnia
In the framework of those procedures it had adopted five substantive decisions regarding Australia, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, Sudan and the Federal Republic
the Conference adopted six substantive decisions, on a possible review mechanism(decision 4/1),
Other States expected the Human Rights Council to begin taking substantive decisions at its first session scheduled for June 2006,
the public authorities fail to take substantive decisions aimed at improving the functions of prevention,
to any attempt to adopt in the General Assembly substantive decisions by less than a two-thirds majority of the entire membership.
delegated authority of the programme manager for substantive decisions.
Stateless Persons now has exclusive jurisdiction to deal with substantive decisions by the Commissioner General for Refugees
would also contain substantive decisions on the future work of the States parties to the Convention.
past two decades or more taken all substantive decisions by consensus, with members
that the Preparatory Committee would henceforth take both such procedural and substantive decisions as might be necessary.
the Preparatory Committee for the World Conference; substantive decisions concerning the World Conference would be taken by the Committee
said that a large number of Parties favoured some form of majority ruling for substantive decisions and for the adoption of a protocol,