Примеры использования Noted an improvement на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In 2004, the Board noted an improvement in the furnishing of statistical data by Honduras, Mongolia and Yemen.
The RCC has received no evidence for improvement in vaccination coverage but noted an improvement in the quality of polio surveillance.
The Board noted an improvement in the status of implementation of its recommendations in comparison to the previous biennium.
At the same time investors were pleased by the US Federal Reserve statement which noted an improvement in the labor market and in the construction sector.
The Working Group noted an improvement in identification of hazardous activities and some progress in their notification.
The Board followed up its previous recommendation regarding review of payroll reconciliations and noted an improvement in the payroll reconciliations.
OHCHR noted an improvement in the policing and security provided for various anniversary and commemorative events throughout Ukraine.
According to the research based on 2012 results and released by the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs together with Fleishman-Hillard Vanguard,44 percent of the respondents noted an improvement, while in 2011 this share was 55 percent.
In its findings, the Board noted an improvement in the rate of implementation of previous recommendations made during the previous five financial years.
Pritchard noted an improvement in the team's artistic abilities following their work on the past two games, and he is noted as saying that"AoK became a showcase for their improved talent.
While aware of the limitations of such visits, given that they are announced to the Government well in advance,he nevertheless noted an improvement in the conditions of detention compared with his first prison visits in 2008 and hopes that these improvements will continue, in particular with regard to access to adequate food and health care.
The Board noted an improvement in the rate of implementation of its recommendations which can be attributed to the progress made in the implementation of the organizational development plan and long-term management reforms.
Compared with 2011, 44 percent of the respondents noted an improvement, with 34 percent saying it was a minor one, while 48 percent said no changes had taken place, and 8 percent said the business climate had deteriorated.
The Working Group noted an improvement in the implementation of preventive measures as well as in their description in the implementation report.
The Board also noted an improvement in the implementation of recommendations that were not settled in the biennium ended 31 December 2011.
The Board noted an improvement in the number of projects with $1 budgets but also noted the matter was not completely finalized.
The Board of Auditors noted an improvement in the implementation of the recommendations that were not resolved during the biennium that ended on 31 December 2012.
Several delegations noted an improvement in the work of UN/CEFACT and in the processes in place and congratulated the Bureau on successful consolidation of the Centre's management.
In 2005, the Board noted an improvement in the furnishing of statistical data by Cameroon, Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana, Pakistan, Romania, the Russian Federation, Uruguay and Zimbabwe.
The Board noted an improvement compared to the previous biennium, when 68 trust funds with a total value of $27.6 million were inactive, but reiterated that the level of inactive trust funds was still too high.
While the Board noted an improvement in the performance of monthly bank reconciliations during its country office audit visits, some country offices had long outstanding reconciling items and in some country offices there was no segregation of duties in the performance of bank reconciliations in that.
The Board noted an improvement in the rate of implementation of recommendations concerning human resources(45 per cent of recommendations implemented compared to 8 per cent in the previous biennium) and procurement and contract management 60 per cent of recommendations implemented compared to 50 per cent in the previous biennium.
Although the Board noted an improvement of approximately 9 per cent as at 8 November 2000, from 4,019 filled posts(80 per cent) out of 5,048 authorized posts, the vacancies of 1,029 posts(20 per cent) result in missions experiencing difficulties in meeting operational objectives, as well as in maintaining sound financial and management controls.
The Committee notes an improvement in the format and content of the Secretary-General's proposed budget.
The Independent Expert notes an improvement in the overall security situation in the country.
The authors also note an improvement in the health of Russians due primarily to a decline in infectious and parasitic diseases.
The Committee notes an improvement in the quality and timeliness of receipt from the Secretariat of information requested by the Committee.
According to experts, patients note an improvement of 80% on average after 2 to 4 treatment sessions.
Per cent of surveyed staff note an improvement in internal communications and feel better prepared to effectively perform their responsibilities.
From the supplementary information provided, the Advisory Committee notes an improvement in the mission's vacancy rates and trusts that this trend will continue.