Примеры использования More flexible system на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Group believes that a more flexible system will also be more efficient.
A more flexible system that integrated peacekeeping budgets should therefore be considered.
Namely unanimous acceptance of reservations,and to favour the more flexible system of the Pan-American Union.
This more flexible system is friendly to mobile users and allows them to have a fixed choice of configured outbound SMTP server.
Given new developments in database software, DISTAT 2 is a more flexible system than the previous version.
At the beginning of 2003, the Companies Amendment Act 2003 introduced an alternativeto traditional financial regulations, replacing it with a more flexible system.
As far as CTED visits are concerned, Indonesia supports the idea of developing a more flexible system in order to allow for tailored and focused visits to countries in all regions.
Council resolution 1805(2008) established five internal cross-cutting working groups within the Executive Directorate and introduced a more flexible system for country visits.
It will now deploy a new scheme for a more flexible system, with a combination of land- and sea-based interceptors, to be deployed in Central Europe in the next four years.
Pursuant to Council resolution 1805(2008) five internal cross-cutting working groups were established within the Executive Directorate and a more flexible system was introduced for country visits.
In addition, if the progressive fee system was combined with the possibility of a more flexible system of relinquishment, contractors would have the opportunity to further reduce exploration costs.
The start-up of the turboblower -3н will provide the Blast Furnace Shop with more than 4000 m 3 of blast andwill allow to use more flexible system of maintenance repairs.
Dzurinda government's pledge to create a more flexible system of HR management, expanding the space for political influence creates also space for political patronage.
It was founded by Rabbi Chaim Volozhiner(1749-1821), who not only improved the old methods of teaching, butalso developed more flexible system of financial support for yeshiva.
We have proposed a more flexible system, allowing for the G20 countries' assuming of medium-term obligations that will differ from country to country and will take into account their institutional limitations.".
Over the years the Commission's special rapporteurs had made greatcontributions on the matter, among them the major shift from a system based on unanimity to a more flexible system.
In parallel, work is about to start on the longer-term phases to develop the more comprehensive and more flexible systems, which will also dovetail with the arrival of the Census results in 2003.
The draft law proposes to introduce a more flexible system of punishments under the following articles of the Criminal Code of Ukraine, which would allow for the application of punishments adequate to the severity of crime committed.
Instead of imposing an annual(or other) periodicity in reporting,the States parties to Protocol V may whish to consider a more flexible system of regular updating of the information contained in the initial reports the ERW database.
A more flexible system would also facilitate the efforts of the Secretary-General, in the context of his reform programme, to enhance mobility in the Secretariat, which, to be implemented, would also require managing the staffing table as a whole.
The main objective of the reform was increased user influence with the aim of obtaining more relevant statistics, a more flexible system of official statistics, and more effective production of statistics.
The United Nations obligations to staff members and non-staff members were different, and dispute resolution mechanisms for each should remain separate, although contractors andothers might need a more flexible system.
In the late 20th century, as the European Union drew nation-states closer together,centripetal forces seemed simultaneously to move countries toward more flexible systems of more localized, provincial governing entities under the overall European Union umbrella.
The environmental and safety regulatory regimes that have emerged in various countries and regions differ greatly in the methods they propose for achieving their objectives, andcan range from highly regulated prescriptive regimes to more flexible systems.
The positive andhumane aspects of that more flexible system of work could be adopted; it would permit a better balance between private and public life, and between economic activities and family responsibilities for all workers, leading to a more equitable distribution of rights and duties between men and women with a corresponding benefit for society.
If massive replacement takes place in waves, the problem will appear periodically with the same intensity unless structural measures areput in place and implemented so as to create a new and more flexible system for recruiting and retaining language staff.
Under the Committee's current guidelines, adopted at the sixty-sixth session and amended at its seventieth session(see document CCPR/C/GUI/66/Rev.2), the five-year periodicity in reporting, which the Committee itself had established at its thirteenth session in July 1981(CCPR/C/19/Rev.1),has now been replaced by a more flexible system whereby the date for the subsequent periodic report by a State party is set on a case-by-case basis at the end of the Committee's concluding observations on any report under article 40.
The UNSPSC system combines an earlier classification methodology for products and services developed by United Nations Development Programme's(UNDP)Inter-Agency Procurement Services Office for the purchasing needs of the United Nations, with a more flexible system pioneered by Dun& Bradstreet SPSC.
Under the Committee's current guidelines, adopted at the sixty-sixth session and amended at the seventieth session(CCPR/C/GUI/66/Rev.2), the five-year periodicity in reporting, which the Committee had established at its thirteenth session in July 1981(see CCPR/C/19/Rev.1),has now been replaced by a more flexible system whereby the date for the submission by a State party of its subsequent periodic report is set on a case-by-case basis at the end of the Committee's concluding observations on any report under article 40.
Under the Committee's current guidelines, adopted at the sixty-sixth session and released at the sixty-seventh session(CCPR/C/GUI/66/Rev.1), the five-year periodicity in reporting, which the Committee itself had established at its thirteenth session in July 1981(see CCPR/C/19/Rev.1),has now been replaced by a more flexible system whereby the date for the submission of a State party's subsequent periodic report is set on a case-by-case basis at the end of the Committee's concluding observations on any report under article 40.