Примеры использования Further defined на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Christian not further defined.
It should ensure that victims of trafficking are protected and that their status andrights are further defined.
Indicators to be further defined.
This will be further defined during the Bonn Forum meeting.
Additionally, GTM was further defined.
Needs of this sort will be further defined upon the appointment of the Director of the Office of Fair Trading.
Cooperation will be sought with others to be further defined.
The role of the Occupational Group Managers was further defined in Administrative Instruction ST/AI/2010/3 on the staff selection system.
In 1992, the General Assembly, in resolution 47/199,taking resolution 44/211 as its basis, further defined the programme strategy.
The Treaties of St. Germain(1919) andTrianon(June 1920) further defined the status of Transylvania and the new border between the states of Hungary and Romania.
IWAC activities in relation to pilot projects andmetadata database will be further defined under agenda items 6 and 7.
The role and composition of these committees will be further defined during the preparation of the Fund Investment Memorandum, in liaison with the Lead Investors.
In 1992, the General Assembly, in resolution 47/199,took as its basis resolution 44/211 and further defined the programme strategy.
The role of the Internal Audit and Investigations Group was further defined during 2009 in accordance with Organizational Directive No. 15(Revision 1)- UNOPS Global Structure.
The Acting Director emphasized that the proposal was at its very preliminary stage,the details of which would be further defined.
It is anticipated that these actions will be further defined at the level of actual delivery.
European/Pākehā refers to people who affiliate as New Zealand European, Other European, orEuropean not further defined.
It is anticipated that these actions will be further defined at the level of actual delivery.
Working relationships will be further defined by following the strategic capacity assessment and the regular consultations within the United Nations Transfer Working Group.
Since then, the relations between the sovereign states of France andMonaco have been further defined in the Treaty of 1945 and the Agreement of 1963.
Cooperation will in particular focus on setting targets in accordance with article 6, paragraph 2, of the Protocol in the areas of water management,as well as the review of progress achieved vis-à-vis such targets to be further defined.
Scope of activities and cost implications will be further defined based on baseline assessment during the inception phase.
The Regional Service Centre has achieved structural integration of the finance andhuman resources functions and further defined its service delivery model.
Considering the feedback from the Budapest meeting, the Task Force further defined the domain selection, developed questions for each domain, and produced a testing protocol for the survey instrument.
But it may issue recommendations to the Compliance Body,which acts as the institutional arrangement further defined under Aticle 13. Switzerland.
The conditions and limitations under which these instruments will have to be used will also be further defined during the course of project operations and will result in an Investment Memorandum to be agreed on by all investors in the Fund that will describe, inter alia.
We would also take this opportunity to briefly address the operative issues relating to the mandate as further defined by resolution 982 1995.
The goals, methodology andprocess of the common country assessment have been further defined during two high-level meetings between Prime Minister Alexis and the Resident Coordinator.
In resolution 1991/93, the Council decided to call the meeting the International Conference on Population and Development and further defined the objectives and themes of the Conference.
An agreement on four shared Global Objectives on Forests further defined the priorities for national and global progress.