Примеры использования More detailed analysis на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This will also facilitate more detailed analysis and discussion.
A more detailed analysis of identified problem areas.
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It is only the business register that provides the potential for more detailed analysis.
A more detailed analysis was required, however.
This pattern is supported by a more detailed analysis of the anthropometric surveys.
A more detailed analysis of the water sample was not performed.
Other delegations requested more detailed analysis of the advantages and drawbacks.
A more detailed analysis of income is presented below.
The exchange of information will allow for carrying out more detailed analysis of the declarations of taxpayers.
More detailed analysis showed some differences in wages across sectors.
We will issue a more detailed analysis later today.
A more detailed analysis of the provisions relating to protection and preservation of the marine environment; and.
One representative asked that UNCTAD provide more detailed analysis of the effects of the crises on Africa.
A more detailed analysis of the proposed system for participation by the Authority;
The General Assembly also requested a more detailed analysis of the proposed establishment of an office in Entebbe.
A more detailed analysis of risks and opportunities is presented in Annex 1.
The Commission may wish to decide whether the secretariat should provide a more detailed analysis on that question.
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Despite the laudable efforts made so far by the various special rapporteurs,it must be acknowledged that a more detailed analysis was needed.
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On the basis of the findings of the expert team, the Secretary-General proposed to defer implementation of the global identity management component as described in paragraph 26 of his report of 30 September 2004(A/59/365/Add.1 and Corr.1),pending more detailed analysis of requirements and a feasibility study as to the cost benefits and operational value of that approach.
A more detailed analysis of the impact of reforms on staff productivity was also needed.
The present, second such report includes a more detailed analysis, including descriptions of relevant developments over time.
A more detailed analysis of these Amendments and Additions follows in the ensuing paragraphs.
Section III provides a more detailed analysis of one issue, namely the issue of religious symbols.