Примеры использования Internal printing на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Internal Printing Unit 34.
Iv Increased utilization of internal printing capacity.
Internal printing and publishing processes;
Increasing use of internal printing capacity.
Internal printing of parliamentary documents.
To be discontinued due to limited resources and delays in internal printing.
Designed for internal printing, suitable for lamination.
The Department has implemented various actions to increase the use of internal printing capacity.
Internal printing and publishing processes by September 2006.
During the period under review, the internal printing facility of the Institute maintained its pace of production.
DPI is also reducing its four-colour print material in order tomaximize the use of internal printing capacities.
Full utilization of internal printing capacity and expansion of other cost-effective modes of document publishing;
As described above,the Secretariat has implemented a number of measures for expanding internal printing, in response to those decisions.
The Committee was also informed that the internal printing capacity could not handle such a large volume at present, in terms of the quantity and size of the volumes themselves.
Nevertheless, the Department has aggressively reduced the number of externally printed publications by making greater use of internal printing capacities.
On external printing of forms,the Advisory Committee requests that internal printing capacity be used to the maximum extent possible.
One example of work performed at the internal printing facilities is the“Blue Books” series, which was printed almost entirely at the printing plant, including the multi-colour, laminated covers.
The Committee commends the Office of Legal Affairs for its effort to avail itself of the Organization's internal printing services, thereby reducing proposed expenditures.
However, the shift to increased use of internal printing facilities, as well as the increased in-house electronic processing of publications, have additional cost implications.
The estimated requirements of $548,200 would cover the costsof office supplies and materials for data processing and internal printing, and library books.
The Advisory Committee recommends that the present internal printing capacity of the Organization be carefully assessed to determine what additional steps should be taken to strengthen its capacity, if necessary.
The estimated requirements of $512,600, reflecting a decrease of $31,100, would cover the costs of office supplies andmaterials for data processing and internal printing, and library books.
It is without doubt that the criteria for determining whether a publication is produced by the internal printing facility or by external vendors should be the cost, timeliness and quality of printing. .
On the subject of publishing, the Advisory Committee encouraged the Secretary-General to continue his efforts to improve the utilization and sharing of capacity andto increase the use of internal printing capacity.
Those funds could be used to help defray expenses related to internal printing, such as for overtime, paper and other supplies, and for special processes, including colour proofing.
Supplies and materials 19.50 The estimated requirements of $548,200 would cover the costsof office supplies and materials for data processing and internal printing, and library books. Equipment.
The production phases, that is, editing,copy preparation, graphic presentation, internal printing, distribution and the like, appear in sections of the budget that are responsible for those functions within the publications process.
The publications of the Department of Public Information are printed either internally or externally, depending on various considerations, such as timeliness, quality and complexity of design,availability of internal printing capacities, and so on.
With regard to internal printing requirements, the Advisory Committee points out that it has recommended, for approval by the General Assembly, the Secretary-General's 1988-1989 proposals to modernize the printing plants at Headquarters and Geneva.
While the Committee commends the Department for initiating reductions, it also believes that significantly higher reductions could be made andtrusts that greater efforts will be undertaken to plan for the utilization of existing internal printing facilities.