Примеры использования Invaluable tool на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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An invaluable tool for interrogation.
Protocol V on Explosive Remnants of War is an invaluable tool towards that end.
Invaluable tool at any fishing trip.
Protocol V was an invaluable tool towards that end.
The United Nations is in this regard an irreplaceable and invaluable tool.
It also serves as an invaluable tool in the strategic planning process.
United Nations peace-keeping forces have proved to be an invaluable tool.
An invaluable tool for experimenting with circuit designs whether in the R&D or university lab.
The Place of Work Census Anonymised Records(POWCAR)has become an invaluable tool for many analysts.
An invaluable tool for any workplace used to withdraw an injured worker out of a hazardous area.
The Secretary-General's report on microcredit discussed one invaluable tool of economic and social development.
An invaluable tool for the most demanding prototyping and design applications in the R&D or University lab.
Its familiar CFD UI and terminology makes it an invaluable tool for beginners and experienced users alike.
JI will be an invaluable tool when Parties take on the level of ambition that science tells us is needed to avoid the worst effects of climate change.
It is the view of the Board that the mechanism is not only fit for the present,but also an invaluable tool fit for the future.
SIDS/NET, in conjunction with SIDS/TAP, is an invaluable tool for addressing the substantive actions proposed in the Programme of Action.
Following the success of London in 1851 and Paris in 1855,the National Exhibition became an invaluable tool for promoting national.
Canada sees the NPT review process as an invaluable tool assisting the Treaty's more effective implementation that has, itself, been strengthened since 1995.
Remote-sensing technologies offer pinpoint accuracy concerning what exists on the ground, an invaluable tool to planners and administrators.
It is an invaluable tool for assisting Governments in identifying critical and pervasive threats to the welfare of their people and the stability of their sovereignty.
The rapid advances in information andgeospatial technologies have made geospatial information an invaluable tool in policy planning.
It is an invaluable tool for assisting Governments in identifying widespread and cross-cutting threats to the prosperity of their people and the stability of their sovereignty.
Ongoing dialogue between Headquarters andthe United Nations Office at Geneva is an invaluable tool to provide support for a project of this magnitude;
The series has established itself as an invaluable tool for researchers. The Blue Books have also significantly expanded the Secretariat's link to the academic and policy-proposing community, both key players in influencing opinion worldwide.
Mr. Hannesson(Iceland) said that the Convention on the Rights of the Child had proven to be an invaluable tool in efforts to further the rights of children all over the world.
IUCN Consultant andauthor of the study“This study is an invaluable tool to assess the quality of governance of local forests in FLEG countries, and governance is a fundamental factor that determines whether forest resources are used efficiently, sustainably, and equitably”.
Argentina welcomed the new accessions to the Protocol,which should be regarded as an invaluable tool for the implementation of international human rights obligations.
Bearing in mind that geospatial information has become an invaluable tool in policy planning and evidence-based decision-making, playing a vital role in addressing the national, regional and global challenges that the Member States are facing in this increasingly interconnected world.
Estimates, in particular those relating to the origin-destination matrix of migration flows,are also an invaluable tool for data validation and quality assessment.
The field trips undertaken by the Commission's members to the countries on its agenda are an invaluable tool for obtaining first-hand information about the situation on the ground and for maintaining a fruitful dialogue with local authorities, international partners and civil society.