Примеры использования Change in policy на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Change in policy.
Management: change in policy.
For this course of events to be reversed,there needs to be a change in policy.
Will this change in policy/automation resolve a current problem?
His words are politically pretty butyouth groups need to continue to petition the government for change in policy.
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The change in policy and practice in Turkmenistan has been remarkable.
However, the change in policy had not yet been reviewed by the Board or by the Investments Committee.
Nuclear-weapon States have ceased to produce fissile material, but this change in policy occurred only recently.
They believed no change in policy should be made before fuller consideration of the matter.
The results of an AP-HRA can be used in an estimation of the economic value of health benefits resulting from a change in policy.
The change in policy in 1940 brought along big changes for the confectionery industry.
Greece could not carry the burden of illegal migration alone:the problem was Europe-wide and demanded a change in policy.
The film includes a social action campaign to address change in policy, education and call for socially responsible business.
Mr. Shimizu(Japan) said his delegation was flexible, butagreed with the view that the new proposals might imply a change in policy.
There has hardly been any change in policy on migration since the current Home Secretary Amber Rudd was appointed to the post in July.
The relocation of the decolonization unit had been undertaken for straightforward practical reasons of administrative efficiency; there had been no change in policy.
With regard to part(c) of the recommendation, no change in policy has been implemented for the reasons stated in document A/55/57/Add.1.
Change in policy proposals reviewed and impact on UNOPS business and financial statements evaluated(e.g., increase in cost of project services; pass through to clients, etc.).
Implementing partners were informed of the change in policy at the UNFIP focal points meeting held in July 2002.
The change in policy has meant that some of the proposals in New Zealand's initial report did not proceed or were modified and that some cuts in benefit rates early in the reporting period were necessary.
But if they followed Berkeley's lead before,maybe Berkeley's change in policy will convince some of them to change. It's worth asking.
Underlying this change in policy is also a requirement from the government to meet 30% of the total costs of the institution from non-government sources.
The IDF stated that it was checking with the Civil Administration andthe Defence Ministry whether there had been a change in policy since no houses were reported to have been unsealed. Jerusalem Post, 12 December 1994.
This results from a very recent change in policy, which has caused controversy in the local media where women have strongly objected to this restriction of rights to abortion services.
Higher requirements were attributable mainly to the recording of a portion of mission subsistence allowance payments under within-mission travel owing to a change in policy on within-mission travel and the recording of expenditure.
The change in policy was expressed in the response of Interior Minister Eli Suissa to a High Court appeal by five human rights organizations and 14 Palestinian, which contested the cancellation of thousands of Palestinians' residency rights.
On the other hand,this trend may be further accelerated by the change in policy at the US Food and Drug Administration, which has recently conceded that amalgams may not be entirely safe.
This change in policy came at a time when Japan was in the midst of a severe economic crisis from the Great Kantō earthquake and successive economic depressions, and caused both alarm and irritation in the Kwantung Army leadership.