Примеры использования Operational terms на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Control can be defined in either financial or operational terms.
These options can in operational terms be translated into the following options and sub-options.
Commitments by the international community have not been spelled out in operational terms.
Obviously, in operational terms, this period will not be long- 10-12 days after the resumption of our work.
Consideration will need to be given to how best to achieve that obligation in operational terms.
In operational terms, a number of steps have contributed to strengthening the United Nations mediation capacity.
The inspection mandate shall be the inspection request put into operational terms, and shall conform with the inspection request.
In operational terms, cooperation between UNODC and the European Commission remained at the same high level as in 2007.
If one reads CD/1864 carefully,one will note that in operational terms, at the heart of it, is the opening of FMCT negotiations.
In operational terms, cooperation between the European Commission and UNODC was enhanced and reached an unprecedented, high level.
These recommendations have been expressed in more operational terms in the global targets on ageing for the year 2001 A/47/339, sect. III.
In operational terms, thematic funding will continue under the new MTSP in the same manner as it has to date.
In this context, States Parties were invited to share information on how, in operational terms, Article 1 is being implemented.
In operational terms, recognizing that interdependence means finding ways to cross parochial boundaries at an institutional level.
The inspection mandate shall be the inspection request referred to in paragraphs 9 and10 put into operational terms, and shall conform with the inspection request.
In operational terms, the CND has two demining units, three decontamination units and three mine risk education teams.
The longer the delay in the deployment of the force from the time ofa Security Council decision, the greater the prospect of the mission not achieving its purpose in operational terms.
Finally, in operational terms, the Special Rapporteur has already initiated consultations with civil society organizations, including victims' organizations.
Morocco continued to believe that cooperation between different peacekeeping missions should be discussed with a view to deriving the maximum benefit in financial and operational terms.
In operational terms, this reduction has led to severe cutbacks in some regional programmes and has therefore limited regional programme initiatives, leaving many regional needs unmet.
CEB should submit to the General Assembly and ECOSOC the list of countries whereit would be desirable, in programmatic and operational terms, to establish a joint United Nations office.
In strictly operational terms, ECE will focus its work on the"upstream" technical cooperation activities using the newly established UNDP facility in support of project and programme development.
Although the internally displaced remained the major beneficiary group for emergency assistance, neither the Government northe international community focused in operational terms on this group alone.
In operational terms, the United Nations would carry out this humanitarian assistance role primarily through the programmes included in the United Nations work plan for 2005 and its successors.
The progress made thus far has enabled us to achieve significant goals in many areas, but a great effort is still needed in cultural, legislative,administrative and operational terms.
In operational terms, UNESCO has established an intersectoral platform to develop and steer a wide range of projects in different regions, financed both from the regular budget and extrabudgetary resources, including.
International organizations and aid agencies are also working to develop and implement cohesive inter-agency child protection responses at the field and global levels,both in policy and operational terms.
It was deemed important that in both intelligence and operational terms piracy should not be viewed in isolation, as pirates are most likely involved in other crimes, such as smuggling of migrants and illicit traffic in narcotic drugs.
CEB should submit to the General Assembly and the Economic and Social Council the list of countries whereit would be desirable, in programmatic and operational terms, to establish a joint United Nations office.