Примеры использования Number of guidelines на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Since 1992, IMO has developed a number of guidelines on port reception facilities.
A number of Guidelines have been developed to elaborate the provisions of the Code.
On the basis of that report, the Commission adopted a number of guidelines related to this exception to the rules.
A number of guidelines were discussed in detail, and specific recommendations made for their improvement.
The Marine Environment Protection Committee is developing a number of guidelines for the implementation of the Convention.
A number of guidelines, manuals, and internal management guides have been produced(see annex I). These were generated through.
SBC and UNEP- UNIDO through NCPC Programme have developed a number of guidelines, case studies, etc. on preventive aspects.
A number of guidelines to which various donors subscribe have been developed to delineate what donors should or should not do in this area.
In addition, Austria offers observations regarding a number of guidelines on which the Commission specifically requested comments from States.
A number of guidelines have also been drafted by industry associations so as to prevent illegal and harmful information on the Internet, including racist information.
At its forty-fourth session,the Commission adopted resolution 1988/56, in which a number of guidelines on the matter were established.
In addition, it gives a number of guidelines to be applied in this field by the episcopate, clergy and laity.
SBC and UNEP-UNIDO through National Cleaner Production Centre programme have developed a number of guidelines, manuals, case studies, etc., on preventive aspects.
The Investment Manual sets out a number of guidelines with which the Investment Management Service needs to comply in its investment decisions.
In that respect,the view was expressed that the outcome of the Commission's work should not be presented as a"guide to practice" but as a"study", since a number of guidelines proposed therein were not based on sufficient practice.
If the Commission continued at the current pace, the number of guidelines on that one issue would exceed the number of articles in the Convention.
It is to be recalled that the Convention, next to the obligation for riparians to enter into“agreements or arrangements” for the establishment of joint bodies, whose various tasks include that“to elaborate joint water-quality objectives and criteria”,provides in annex III a number of guidelines to that end.
The Government has therefore adopted a number of guidelines on economic and social policy in order to reduce poverty. These guidelines are based on five main principles.
At its first session,the Group devoted itself to selecting the project proposals qualifying for funding under the Strategic Plan for 2003-2004 and preparing a number of guidelines on the management of various types of wastes, including persistent organic pollutants, metals and plastics.
The Council has produced a number of guidelines, for example, on the scope of official statistics, on sufficient quality, on electronic publishing, and on preliminary statistics.
While Canada did not have regulations at the federal level concerning VOC emissions from stationary sources, a number of guidelines had been developed and these were used as a basis for control measures at the provincial levels.
WHO has published a number of guidelines on poison control, which provide Governments and health-care professionals advice on the establishment and strengthening of poison control centres.
He did not see why Working Group II should not take up the subject and develop a number of guidelines on dealing with the practical difficulties to which such proceedings frequently gave rise.
Italy reported on a number of guidelines for BAT in different sectors of activity(such as waste incineration, combustion plants and mineral oil and gas refineries), all of which were based on EU BREFs.
The UNAIDS secretariat and co-sponsors have produced a number of guidelines in these areas based on successes at the country level in different regions.
A number of guidelines were also adopted, including with regard to commercial cetacean-watching; a coordinated cetacean stranding response; the impact of anthropogenic noise on cetaceans; and the granting of exceptions to article II, paragraph 1, of the Agreement for the purpose of non-lethal in situ research.
OECD's Development Assistance Committee recently adopted a number of guidelines on aid and environment which include guidance for the management of chemicals.
WHO has developed a number of guidelines and tools to support countries with the development and implementation of national regulations and standards to protect public health from hazards associated with poor WASH.
United Nations agencies and bodies have established a number of guidelines for the formulation of policies as well as for their implementation at the national and international levels.
Between 2002 and 2004, a number of guidelines on the application of rules and procedures were developed and posted on the electronic Handbook to facilitate understanding of new and/or complex issues and uniformity of interpretation throughout the Secretariat.