Примеры использования Intended results на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Objectives do not clearly define intended results;
Intended results of the special use of the technologies.
To what extent does your siting policy achieve the intended results?
Intended results at the regional and national levels are constantly mixed and intertwined.
He emphasized that the new structure had now started to show the intended results.
Evaluation helps to understand why and to what extent the intended results were achieved by a particular intervention.
Consultations and resolutions on disarmament have not always produced the intended results.
The intended results of these activities are that the Sponsorship Programmes are effectively administered in collaboration with the GICHD.
They indicate trends and allow for tracking of progress towards intended results.
Further concretize actions needed to achieve intended results What does it take to improve the quality of EMONC services?
How effective isUNDP in facilitating and coordinating partnerships towards the intended results?
The intended results of the Initiative are to develop an information and knowledge base for poverty-environment mainstreaming.
Then there are the lesser aims in black ops, as you call them, that we ve stopped cold orseriously reduced the intended results.
UNICEF notes the JIU observation that“the right equilibrium between intended results and available resources has not yet been achieved”.
A limited understanding of the problems of informal settlements raises the risk of failure to achieve the intended results.
The intended results of activities in this area include that the GICHD's support activities are enhanced through the contribution of ISU expertise.
In this respect, the AAC had recommended in 2011 that UNFPA establish a means to assess whether the intended results of the reorganization are being achieved.
The intended results of an intervention which can split by levels of increasing significance, for example outputs, outcomes and goal.
How effective is UNDP in leading the resident coordinator function and UNCTs, andin coordinating broader partnerships towards the intended results?
The intended results that an intervention sets out to achieve are often referred to as“objectives” and are the basis of planning.
Moreover, the Advisory Committee stresses that the value added by systems is dependent on their effective utilization to achieve intended results.
Evaluations may look beyond effectiveness(whether intended results were achieved) to issues of cost-effectiveness, relevance and sustainability.
The intended results of these activities include that the Universalisation Contact Group Coordinator is able to pursue its priorities in a satisfactory manner.
For example, two of the four indicators used for the anti-corruption portfolio are not appropriate for measuring intended results within the regional programme.
The intended results of activities in this area include that the 2014 Intersessional Work Programme is organized to the satisfaction of the States Parties and that organisational efficiencies are identified.
The late start-upof many initiatives and the fragmented nature of some interventions limited the overall progress towards the intended results of the regional programme.
Other intended results of the programme in this area were not realized owing partly to the challenges in achieving results in the area of political economy and partly to lack of implementation of planned interventions.
There was also limited evidence of criteria used to assess the effectiveness of the policies,although most countries indicated that their policy achieved the intended results.
Other causes noted were slow implementation, orthat actions taken did not produce the intended results(20 per cent), and a lack of(or inadequate) action by the offices concerned 6 per cent.