Примеры использования Common definition на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Looking for a common definition.
A common definition for road injuries.
Action 1 Reaching common definition for ITS.
Common definition of hate crimes.
Reaching a common definition on ITS;
Common definition of hardness in kgf/mm2 1 kgf/mm2"10 Mn/m2.
Reaching a common definition for ITS.
Common definition of alarm thresholds by suppliers and customers;
There was also a need to agree on a common definition of"aliens.
A common definition of serious road traffic injury;
As stated in SNA2008, no common definition is available.
A common definition does not exist also at the EU level.
The Working Group also adopted a common definition of management auditing.
A common definition and a typology have been in use in Finland from 1987.
A problem with these data is the lack of a common definition of M&As.
There is no common definition for enabling useful comparisons to be.
In paragraph 4.55 2008 SNA states"There is no common definition of an SPE.
A common definition of serious injuries is a prerequisite for effective intervention.
A consensus also has to be reached on a common definition of core funds.
The most common definition of corruption is misuse of office or power for personal gain.
The conference would also provide an opportunity to draw up a common definition of terrorism.
Draft Special Resolution No.1 on common definition of vehicle categories, masses and dimensions.
A common definition of knowledge management to be used by all United Nations system organizations;
The CES seminar should not aim to find a common definition of migrants during the meeting;
There is no common definition of an SPE but some of the following characteristics may apply.
Without a common definition of the rules to be applied, it could give rise to bitterness and revolt.
Of particular interest is the fact that a common definition for core terms such as forest was accepted.
A common definition of rural/urban areas uses population density as a classification criterion.
From the ensuing discussion, the current lack of a common definition of green jobs in the forest sector was highlighted.