Примеры использования Global patterns на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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CIS supported the main thrust of the UNODC report Trafficking in Persons: Global Patterns.
The global patterns of production and consumption must change to a more sustainable path.
Business recognition of human rights: Global patterns, regional and sectorial variations.
Global patterns of supply of small arms and light weapons have profoundly changed over the past few decades.
Review of modern ideas about the internal structure of the Earth and global patterns of its geological development.
The following paragraphs identify global patterns and general conclusions which can be drawn from the responses received.
The data collection has achieved a coverage of around 130 countries,thus ensuring a good representation of regional and global patterns.
The Deputy Executive Director of ITC, Mr. Jean-Marie Paugam, noted that global patterns of trade were being fundamentally re-drawn.
Global patterns of employment have been changing and women have begun to form the labour force in new growth sectors in all regions.
Emerging investment trends can take a considerable period of time to show their effect on global patterns of energy production and consumption.
These global patterns can be seen as a series of environmental transitions and related risks for people, set against overall HDI trends.
Thematic studies and surveys that complement the national studies have also been undertaken to map global patterns of interaction in the context of selected summits.
Also, in keeping with global patterns, coverage in Asia has been higher for women than for men 28 per cent compared to 22 per cent among countries reporting data disaggregated by sex.
These changes have engendered opportunities for transnational corporations to scale up interactions of developing countries to levels which have reconfigured global patterns of trade and investment.
Estimates are compared with past experience and current global patterns and/or information available and are published before being applied to the budget estimates.
Since the establishment of the first United Nations peacekeeping operation,there have been a series of phases, responding to shifting global patterns of conflict.
Estimates are compared with past experience and current global patterns and/or information available, and are published before being applied to the budget estimates.
The Group noted that the low level of reporting on procurement through national production might not provide an accurate representation of global patterns of conventional arms acquisitions.
In April 2006, UNODC published a report entitled Trafficking in Persons: Global Patterns that identified 127 countries of origin, 98 transit countries and 137 countries of destination.
The enhanced database will therefore provide member States and UNDCP with a unique resource to help improve the quality andquantity of data available on global patterns and trends in drug abuse.
Welcomes the report of UNODC entitled"Trafficking in persons: global patterns", and requests UNODC to continue to prepare such periodic reports, subject to the availability of extrabudgetary resources.
UNODC was an important source of information on international crime, the international drug trade and,more recently, global patterns of trafficking in persons and drug cultivation.
Data on global patterns and trends in drug abuse(drug epidemiology) are collected in part two of the annual reports questionnaire submitted by Governments to the Commission.
Recalling also the report of the United Nations Office on Drugs andCrime entitled"Trafficking in Persons: Global Patterns", and the attention paid in it to the situation of trafficked women and girls.
The UNODC report Trafficking in Persons: Global Patterns was published in April 2006 and distributed at the fifteenth session of the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice.
The feedback received has shown a diversity of approaches and priorities among the respondents, often reflecting national andregional contexts; some global patterns and general conclusions are presented at the end of the report.
Pursuant to that aim, a report was issued in April 2006 entitled"Global Patterns", which constitutes an analysis of human trafficking data collected from 1996 to 2003 that shows patterns at the global, regional and national levels.
The database is a public, web-based tool and serves to increase the visibility of successful prosecutions and practices,identify global patterns and promote awareness of trafficking in persons.
The aim of this research is to find the global patterns of contemporary demographic and migration processes and their causal relationships with other processes in society, and to predict regional and global demographic changes.
According to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime(UNODC) in its report Trafficking in Persons: Global Patterns, victims of trafficking come from 127 countries and have been identified in 137 countries.