Примеры использования Expediency and efficiency на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The expediency and efficiency of applying this method were experimentally confirmed.
I believe I would express a common opinion by stating that our concerns with regard to the expediency and efficiency of such step are now behind us.
The expediency and efficiency of using the methods of rehabilitating pipelines of hydropower plant dehydrating systems was substantiated.
The article presents methodical instrumentarium for evaluating the expediency and efficiency of attracting investments by small industry enterprises.
In order to ensure expediency and efficiency in the light of the large number of submissions, the Commission had decided to establish subcommissions additional to the three subcommissions actively examining submissions, as an exception to the general provision contained in rule 51(4 bis) of the Rules of Procedure.
Professor Zu Shi, who takes part in president consultation,will analyze the expediency and efficiency of the future trip of patients to“SC”.
The Commission decided that, in order to ensure expediency and efficiency in the light of a large number of submissions, another subcommission might be established as an exception to the general rule contained in the rules of procedure.
The Commission decidedto establish a subcommission, as an exception to the general rule limiting the number of active subcommissions to three, in order to ensure expediency and efficiency in the light of the large number of submissions received.
The Commission decided that, in order to ensure expediency and efficiency in the light of a large number of submissions, another subcommission might be established as an exception to the general rule contained in the rules of procedure.
In practice, however, when circumstances so allowed, the Commission has decided to consider and adopt the recommendations at the same session in which they werepresented by the subcommission, in order to ensure expediency and efficiency in the light of the large number of submissions.
The Commission decided that, in order to ensure expediency and efficiency in the light of a large number of submissions, another subcommission might be established as an exception to the general rule contained in the rules of procedure.
She noted that the adoption at the present session of those recommendations, as well as those prepared at the previous session by the Subcommission established to examine the submission made by Indonesia, would reassure Member States that the Commission isdoing its best to address the existing workload, with the utmost expediency and efficiency.
However, when circumstances so allowed,in order to ensure expediency and efficiency in the light of the large number of submissions, the Commission decided to establish subcommissions additional to the three already actively examining respective submissions.
In the meantime I shall be most grateful for your support of our requests for substantial improvement of the work of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 724(1991) concerning Yugoslavia with regard to requests for authorizations placed by Bulgarian companies,which should be treated with the necessary expediency and efficiency.
The Nordic countries commend the International Law Commission for the expediency and efficiency with which it has been able to produce a comprehensive set of articles in the relatively short time since 1993, when the topic was first inscribed on the Commission's agenda.
After the completion of the work by the Subcommission established for the examination of thesubmission made by Indonesia in respect of the area of North West of Sumatra, the Commission decided that, in order to ensure expediency and efficiency in the light of a large number of submissions, a fourth subcommission might be established as an exception to the general rule contained in rule 51, paragraph 4 bis, of the Rules of Procedure.
The Commission decided that, in order to ensure expediency and efficiency in case of a large number of submissions, another subcommission may be established as an exception to the general rule contained in the rules of procedure, according to which unless the Commission decides otherwise, only three subcommissions are to function simultaneously while considering submissions rule 51 4 bis.
In view of the completion of the work by the Subcommission established for the examination of thesubmission made by Japan, the Commission decided that, in order to ensure expediency and efficiency in the light of a large number of submissions, a fourth subcommission would be established as an exception to the general rule contained in rule 51, paragraph 4 bis, of its Rules of Procedure.
After the completion of the work of the Japan Subcommission,the Commission decided that, in order to ensure expediency and efficiency in the light of the considerable number of submissions, a new subcommission would be established as an exception to the general rule contained in rule 51, paragraph 4 bis, of the rules of procedure.
In view of the completion of the work by the Subcommission established for the examination of the submission made by Indonesia in respect of the area ofNorth West of Sumatra, the Commission decided that, in order to ensure expediency and efficiency in the light of a large number of submissions, a fourth subcommission would be established as an exception to the general rule contained in rule 51, paragraph 4 bis, of the Rules of Procedure.
After the completion of the work by the Subcommissions established for the examination of the joint submission made by Mauritius and Seychelles in respect of the Mascarene Plateau, and of the submission made by Suriname,the Commission decided that, in order to ensure expediency and efficiency in the light of a large number of submissions, two new subcommissions would be established, including one established as an exception to the general rule contained in rule 51, paragraph 4 bis, of the Rules of Procedure.
Expediency and practical use of a complex assessment of comparative production efficiency of milk and a rating assessment of intraregionaland intradistriet competitiveness is proved.
Included are the essential maintenance activities carried out by the in-house staff, as well as a number of activities in the areas of gardening, carpeting, painting, carpentry, general maintenance, heating, ventilation and air conditioning, which will be contracted out on an as-needed basis,with a view to achieving efficiency, operational expediency and optimal use of resources.
Efficiency and economic expediency of the industrial methods for wastewater disinfection.
In the decade-long experience of United Nations-based tribunals,the role of the pre-trial judge has proved crucial to ensuring the efficiency and expediency of the trial process.
The process of reform was not driven solely by the need to improve efficiency and expediency, but also by a collective commitment to improving the situation of rights-holders.
Any such restriction should take account of the nature and phase of the decision-making process and the form of participation sought, and should aim at ensuring the quality, efficiency and expediency.
In order to meet the essential needs in the area of transportation and logistical operations and to procure high-value and often technically complex services effectively, the Chief of the Logistics and Transportation Section is required to play a strategic role in the efficiency and expediency of services and pursue the continuous improvement of procurement procedures with a scope of responsibility that also includes policy development regarding procurement processes.
In order to ensure the efficiency and expediency of decision-making processesand ensure as far as possible that members of the public purporting to represent a particular sector or interest group are genuinely representative of that sector or interest group, self-organization and self-selection processes among participants sharing common goals should be encouraged.
In addition, for reasons of efficiency and expediency, some working or drafting groups at the ECLAC Conference function in the one language(English or Spanish) and, according to the secretariat, this has been understood and accepted by the member Governments which include francophone countries such as Canada, France, and Haiti.