Примеры использования Five-yearly на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Five-yearly review.
The main source of housing data is the five-yearly population census.
The last five-yearly census, conducted in 1996, recorded a population of 1,507 people.
She noted that EEA had nearly completed its new five-yearly strategy for 2009- 2013.
Continuation of five-yearly reporting would mean that data on a new grid would only be submitted in 2017.
The guidelines would now cover reporting on projected activity data at five-yearly intervals.
Such efforts are guided by five-yearly national human rights action plans as mandated by the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action.
The outlet sample is in principle fixed in time between the five-yearly base year revisions.
At reviews undertaken at the five-yearly review conferences, a limited number of States Parties have provided information see Figure 1.
The Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons(NPT)has to rely for its implementation on a five-yearly review process.
The last five-yearly census, conducted on 11 October 2001, recorded a population of 1,518, a slight increase over the 1996 figure of 1,507 people.
In addition, the Working Group agreed with the recommendation for more wide-ranging reviews of SISO on a five-yearly timescale.
Improved methodology used in the five-yearly population censuses has generated greater clarity and consistency in the picture of New Zealand's ethnic diversity.
In 1827-28, the views and popularity of Elias Hicks resulted in a division within five-yearly meetings, Philadelphia, New York, Ohio, Indiana, and Baltimore.
Responsibility for devising and implementing a uniform national policy belongs to the Congress of the Trade Union Confederation of Azerbaijan,which is convened at five-yearly intervals.
Even where the five-yearly total appears to have increased, as compared with 1994-1998, this has sometimes hidden a trend towards an annual decline in executions.
The Working Group recommended that key parameters could be presented in a table oras figures either in annual or five-yearly periods see Table 2.
REQUESTS the PRC to revisit the five-yearly periodicity of the review of salaries and make appropriate recommendations to the next Ordinary Session of the Executive Council in July 2009.
The census geographic units of Canada are the administrative divisions defined andused by Canada's federal government statistics bureau Statistics Canada to conduct the country's five-yearly census.
On 28 January, the findings of the five-yearly accreditation review of the Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission were published, with a decision on its status deferred for one year.
Periodic and systematic reviews of the management andadministration of those organizations were undertaken on a five-yearly basis, and constituted an important component of the long- and medium-term planning of the Unit.
Costa Rica supports the final provisions of the treaty set out in the Chair's non-paper,including the establishment of an assembly of States parties and a five-yearly review conference.
It may be recalled that in 1988,the Commission on the Status of Women established a comprehensive five-yearly reporting system for the review and appraisal of the implementation of the Nairobi Forward-looking Strategies for the Advancement of Women.
A number of Parties had not submitted large point source(LPS) data or gridded emissions data,both of which had been requested in 2012 as part of the five-yearly reporting cycle for those datasets.
For the first time in these five-yearly surveys, questions were framed separately for abolitionist countries, for countries that did not impose the death penalty for ordinary offences and for retentionist countries, including those that were de facto abolitionist.
The United Kingdom fully supports the provisions of the Chair's non-paper regarding final provisions of the treaty,including the establishment of an assembly of States parties and a five-yearly review conference.
The Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention(BTWC)too has to rely on a five-yearly review process, which we support, and we are working to ensure concrete outcomes for the annual meetings in preparation for the sixth Review Conference, to be held in 2006.
The voluntary peer reviewsof competition law and policy are conducted by UNCTAD at the annual meetings of the Intergovernmental Group of Experts on Competition Law and Policy or at the five-yearly United Nations Conferences for the Review of the Set.
Over time, and in conjunction with a host of other reports(including the additional four five-yearly state and outlook reports produced by EEA for its geographical area), this has provided a comprehensive overview of environmental challenges across the region.
As part of the review, the Department of Internal Affairs completed a research project on Gambling andProblem Gambling in New Zealand(New Zealand Gaming Survey); it has also recently published the fourth of its five-yearly surveys of people's participation in and attitudes to gambling.