Примеры использования Generic approach на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Working Group recalled its mandate to maintain a generic approach to the Rules.
Both articles provide generic approaches to deal with compliance concerns.
Considerations: Experts have raised a number of considerations with respect to either the specific or generic approach.
Hence it would be wise to adopt a generic approach to all types of arbitration.
The generic approach associated with SAMs underlies the stage of processing framework described.
Young women must be recognized as a critical group in achieving development andnot absorbed into generic approaches to development.
It is now beginning to be thought of as a generic approach suitable for influencing the material composition and disposal characteristics of many consumer products.
The past four years have seen increased demand for national capacity development alongside a growing awareness that generic approaches to capacity development are insufficient.
It was also pointed out that such a generic approach would allow for greater flexibility, since some treaties might be multi-purpose and might not fall neatly into demarcated categories.
It further suggested that the Commission consider the progress made to date with respect to a generic approach to principles of impunity that would apply in all instances.
Emphasis on developing generic approaches rather than contextualizing products and services in order to address specificities of sub-regions or country types limited the appropriateness of the work.
The Meeting of Experts decided that, for the time being, it would be best to address the specific examples of safety of electronic systems with respect to braking rather than to take the generic approach suggested by informal document No. 9.
With regard to paragraph(o) of section B,his delegation had originally supported the generic approach in option 3, but since clarity was important to many delegations it was willing to work on the basis of option 1.
The minimalist rules are limited to those requirements necessary to giveeffect to electronic signatures, and were intended to bridge rather significant gaps between those countries which preferred generic approaches and those which preferred more detailed rules.
The convention should not, however, attempt to list such crimes butshould use a generic approach such as defining crimes by reference to a level of punishment in the country that is in a position to assert jurisdiction.
Finally, regional differences in media use(satellite television, local television, radio, newspapers, Stocktaking and Institutional Assessment50 etc.) andlanguage mean that a generic approach to an information campaign will not necessarily reach all households.
Mr. JENNINGS(Australia) supported the generic approach in option 3 of paragraph(o) and noted that the form of wording had its genesis in the 1907 Hague Convention, which was further developed in Additional Protocol I to the Geneva Conventions.
The Conference of the Parties may wish to review the recommendations and reports referenced in the previous paragraphs and, based on this review,identify generic approaches for broadening the practical scientific and technical support for the implementation of the Convention.
It contained 402 recommendations whose main thrust is to provide access to mainstream services, with support where necessary to provide dedicated services outside the mainstream where access to themainstream is not feasible, and to promote a generic approach to disability.
Because of the considerable differences among international organizations, her delegation favoured a generic approach to wrongful acts, as opposed to an attempt at a legal construction through the extrapolation of principles on the basis of specific examples.
At the same time, this discussion of the bilateral agreements, being closer to the reality of different countries and to their specific situation- the different levels of social and economic development- of course provides a degree of flexibility anda degree of reality that is sometimes lacking in the more abstract and generic approach.
The Group also, inter alia,recommended that IAEA be requested to develop a generic approach for the development of specific assessments for the protection of the marine environment, including human health, flora and fauna, as well as the legitimate uses of the sea ibid., para. 4.5.
Apart from the usual diagnosis-related data available through health services and specific networks, e.g., on communicable diseases or on cancer,no basic framework actually exists for the generic approach and for the measurement of diagnosis-related morbidity data at the population level.
Generic approaches identified in this workshop applicable to a range of hazards, sectors and levels include: engaging stakeholders, establishing multi-stakeholder committees, validating and using indigenous knowledge, and multi-hazard, multi-sector and adaptive management approaches. .
As was noted by the Working Group at its forty-fifth session devoted to the determination of the guiding principles for the revision of the Rules(A/CN.9/614, paras. 15-20),the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules were originally intended to be used in a broad range of circumstances and therefore a generic approach was taken in drafting the Rules A/CN.9/614, para. 17.
He would respectfully disagree with the view that the generic approach was insufficiently specific and felt that the Court should be well placed to decide the issue, since it would probably consist of judges who were experts in criminal law and international law and would furthermore be guided and assisted by submissions from the Prosecutor.
To request its secretariat to change the format of the questionnaires and to consider a web-based approach for organizations to report the information on decisions and resolutions andrecommendations of governing bodies in such a way that the organizations can be asked to respond to specific decisions of the Commission rather than using the present more generic approach.
At the panel meeting of the CSTD, which took place on 20 and 21 December 1996, some of the experts argued that science and technology should be addressed at a sectoral level and in specific fields,while others tended to favour a more generic approach. See"Consideration of ways and means of commemorating in 1999 the twentieth anniversary of the Vienna Conference on Science and Technology for Development.