Примеры использования General assumptions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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General assumptions.
Cost items and general assumptions.
General assumptions.
The direct method is based on the following general assumptions.
General assumptions for the Residual Approach.
The work of the Task Force takes place in the context of these general assumptions.
General assumptions used in preparing the above estimates.
In the formulation of the Commission's 1996-1997 budget, the following general assumptions have been made.
Such general assumptions, however, are bound to increase the cost of credit.
That leaves us with an LR-ZK interactive proof system construction based on standard general assumptions.
Most methods applied are based on general assumptions and may be inaccurate in specific cases.
In formulating the Commission's budget for the biennium 2000-2001, the following general assumptions have been made.
Based on the operational plan and general assumptions outlined in my main report, it is estimated that an amount of $62.6 million would be required for a period of six months.
The figures presentedin tables 1 and 2 are based on general assumptions derived from a survey of staff.
In the context of the general assumptions outlined by the draft generic scoping report, the present section sets out the assumptions specific to the region.
The complainants submit that they have discharged the burden of presenting an"arguable case", sufficient to require a response based on concrete evidencefrom the State party, rather than general assumptions or bare assertions.
In the context of the general assumptions outlined in the draft generic scoping report, the present section sets out the assumptions specific to the Africa region.
In an addendum to his main report, 6/ dated 29 September 1993, the Secretary-General estimated that,based on the operational plan and general assumptions outlined in his main report, an amount of $62.6 million would be required for the deployment and operation of UNAMIR for a six-month period, inclusive of the costs of start-up and acquisition of capital equipment.
Some general assumptions on the abatement cost calculations had already previously been supported by experts in the Task Force on Economic Aspects of Abatement Strategies and subsequently been endorsed by the Working Group on Strategies.
Paragraphs 26 and 27 should avoid making general assumptions about the cost of registration in a specialized registry as it varied from State to State and the development of electronic registries tended to reduce costs associated with registration;
The general assumptions regarding the workload in the short-, medium- and long-term perspectives are based on the Rome Statute and the Rules of Procedure and Evidence, set against the background of anticipated realities and involving widespread consultations with experts from Governments, practitioners and academia.
Information on the following general assumptions(key features of the projection used for the preparation of the reported projection data) should be provided: GDP(sectoral value added, if available) in constant prices for the year 1990, and population.
Information on the following general assumptions(key features of the scenario) should also be reported for the preparation of the emission projection: gross domestic product(GDP) in constant prices of year 1990, world oil price in constant prices of year 1990 and population;
However, discussion in this respect requires making some general assumptions, because the organisation of a public discussion of European statisticians on the issues concerning the relationship between Governments, or the authorities in general, and official statistics requires that statistics be released each time from the obligation to refer to the political environment.
Apart from information on these general assumptions, reports should also include information on the following key sectoral activities assumed for emission projections(the so-called emission explaining variables): primary energy consumption(including fuel split), livestock(number of cattle, poultry, pigs, etc.), road transport mileage of passenger cars and ton-kms of freight transport; including fuel split.
The general assumption has been that the GPEI will cover all costs for outbreak response, a situation that may not hold in future.
This advice was, in the past, often based on the general assumption that public enterprises and services are inefficient and should, therefore, be privatized in order to improve their performance.
The resurgence of conflicts based on a volatile mix of political andemotional factors have shown how fragile this general assumption may prove to be.
They have no specific evidence for this claim;it is based on an article of faith: a general assumption that nobody will do anything without a monopoly over the results.
The Free Software movement has proved that this is not true, and in the process,we have refuted that general assumption.