Примеры использования Point of reference на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The house gives this point of reference.
Give me a point of reference on those, you know?
Consistency in decision making- point of reference.
True point of reference for all of us and not only.
This should serve as the basis, and as a point of reference, for further work.
Now my site is a point of reference for all those who want to customize their bikes.
The San Francisco Charter is the only remaining immutable point of reference.
The baseline indicates the point of reference against which measurements are compared and changes monitored.
The Platform for Action must be our guide and constant point of reference.
This gives agile teams a point of reference to refer back to during sprint retrospectives, to see how their team performed.
The document submitted by South Korea could not serve as a point of reference for the Council's debate.
The Habitat Agenda also served as a point of reference for the World Summit on Sustainable Development, held in Johannesburg, South Africa, in 2002.
Ms. DAH said that India was a country of contrasts, even contradictions,and served as a point of reference for many developing nations.
In so doing, the overarching framework and point of reference will be the new integrated UNIDO services outlined in paragraph 6 above.
They constitute valuable sources for the analysis of national experiences and stand as a point of reference for UNCTAD's future work.
It has also helped to orient, or to serve as a point of reference, for discussions on the situation of indigenous and tribal peoples in other countries.
One Member State pointed out that the Conclusions on International Protection remain a valuable tool and point of reference for States and other partners.
We welcome the fact that Contadora is once again becoming a point of reference in the painstaking negotiation of national conciliation for that fraternal people.
The analysis of the importance of financial development andthe suggestions that the report contains may serve as a point of reference for the African countries concerned.
The supreme value and point of reference, also in the field of cultural rights and cultural diversity, must remain the human rights of individuals.
This event for dancers starting their competition season is the point of reference in determining their place on a global scale.
The Habitat Agenda was also a point of reference for the World Summit on Sustainable Development, held in Johannesburg, South Africa, from 26 August to 4 September 2002.
We did not expect, eg, that the forum,put online in time rapidisimi, become another point of reference, that there was a lot of participation.
These assessments are a key point of reference for Governments, international agencies and non-governmental organizations concerned with the situation of minorities and their return.
In May 2002,it had adopted a strategic framework for the fight against poverty which served as a point of reference for all its development policies and strategies.
They can also serve as a point of reference to evaluate programme performance in recipient countries, regardless of whether the activity is funded by bilateral or multilateral donors.
Importantly, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights has become a point of reference for many initiatives and standards on business and human rights.
However, there would have to be a development programme which countries, organizations, civil society, agencies and the social, public andprivate sectors could follow as a point of reference.
The Executive Director intends to use the medium-term plan as a point of reference for the work of UNDCP, both within UNDCP and as an interface with the Commission.
The latest proposal introduced by the Contact Group is one of these attempts;it has the potential to become the point of reference for a peace settlement.