Примеры использования Abundant information на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Bible gives us abundant information on the AntiChrist.
Abundant information- not necessarily a good thing, it is important to ensure information quality and user-friendly format.
The endless number of inscriptions provides abundant information about life on the island.
There is also abundant information on opportunities to develop alternative energies in Argentina.
Mr. YUTZIS said that the report of Italy deserved to be considered at length so that the abundant information in it could be studied carefully.
The report provides abundant information on health programmes, plans and activities for women.
Rules had been drafted to unify the detention registers used by the various security forces and bodies,containing clear models and abundant information and offering a quick, clear overview of the situation of each prisoner.
He welcomed the abundant information provided in many fields racial balance in schools, expanded role of the Ombudsman, etc.
The Chairperson said that the presentation had substantially supplemented and improved on the already abundant information available to the Committee on the status of women in Spain and how their role had evolved over time.
He welcomed the abundant information in the report and its annex on the measures taken by the Government to settle the conflict that was plaguing the north and east of the country.
The 2003 Meeting, as well as the legislative database of the UNSCR 1540 Committee,clearly demonstrates that abundant information is available from measures that have already been nationally implemented and approved.
Similarly, there is abundant information on good practices to empower informal entrepreneurs, but not especially focused on measures government can take to encourage legalization.
Mr. Morgan(Senior Consultant on Capacity-Building), speaking of institutional memory,said that staff in the field generally did not have enough time to study the abundant information they received to increase their knowledge of the situation in which they worked.
Although the report contained abundant information on the Saamis and the Romanies, it said virtually nothing about the other minorities, particularly in regard to the rights referred to in article 5(f) of the Convention.
The lake and its vicinities are very attractive site for cognitive tourism in all seasons, not the least so for the existing archaeological excavations andmuseum in the town of Debelt where the curious mind can find abundant information on the Roman period of these lands.
Marketing-Communications Clear, detailed and abundant information is key to recovering the confidence of the marketplace.
He welcomed the abundant information on the activities of the Ministry of Justice, which was responsible for implementing the Government's policy on ethnic affairs, and looked forward to the results of the programme of consultations with the population.
Not only was the report prepared in accordance with the general guidelines regarding the form and content of periodic reports to be submitted by States parties under article 19 of the Convention, butit also contained abundant information which facilitated a constructive dialogue.
Transparency in practice may be considerably impeded if abundant information is available from many sources, whose authenticity and authority may not be certain.
The abundant information he had obtained as a result of his own observations and the numerous interviews he had held would later be exhaustively analysed and submitted in a substantive, objective and impartial report to the Commission on Human Rights at its fifty-first session.
Not only was the report prepared in accordance with the general guidelines regarding the form and contents of periodic reports to be submitted by States parties under article 19 of the Convention, butit also contained abundant information which facilitated a constructive dialogue.
In addition to the abundant information provided in the third periodic report(E/1994/104/Add.29), it is important to highlight the significant progress achieved in promoting the right to decent and favourable working conditions.
The Government noted that during the 60 years of its existence,the Commission on Human Rights had never been able to adopt any resolution condemning human rights violations in western industrialized countries, even though abundant information had been provided by thematic Special Rapporteurs, treaty bodies and non-governmental organizations regarding the violation of human rights, in particular those of minorities, migrant workers and indigenous populations.
The Special Rapporteur was supplied with abundant information concerning the destruction, on 6 December 1992, of Babri-Masjid at Ayodhya and realized that this tragedy had deeply traumatized the Indian people and their various religious communities.
In view of the abundant information supplied by NGOs concerning severe beatings in custody, sometimes leading to death, he would like the delegation to comment on the legal position and the practical facts pertaining to pretrial detention.
Where Venezuela is concerned,the Special Rapporteur has received abundant information, from various sources, indicating that there does not at present exist in that country a declared state of emergency, nor a de facto situation equivalent thereto.
There is abundant information and constructive criticism on how to establish and possibly improve the desired review of UNCCD implementation, and the following is a summary of the salient points mentioned in a series of documents already reviewed by the CRIC and the COP.
Her ability to work on the Internet and make use of its abundant information resources have enabled her to create her own real estate databases, update them regularly and provide her clients with the most recent information. .
It also noted that submitting abundant information in a disorganized manner might amount to an abuse of right, and in many cases might render a communication inadmissible, as it seriously obstructed the work of the Committee.
Some had daily programmes andregular staff, with abundant information available from multiple sources, while others, with wider audiences, had only weekly programmes with no regular staff.