Примеры использования Portal would на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The portal would act as a central mechanism for information and knowledge management.
UNHCR informed the Board that its partner portal would allow the systematic checking of enlisted entities.
The portal would be maintained by the EEA through the project secretariat and IT support.
In addition to a virtual astronomy laboratory, the portal would also offer virtual astronomy classes with tutorials and examination papers.
This portal would be the primary distribution channel for official statistics in Ukraine.
Planned enterprise solutions,such as enterprise content management, and a portal would increase access to Secretariat information resources.
The portal would support knowledge sharing within a large community of stakeholders working on DLDD issues.
Strict adherence to the Bureau's deadlines would allow the Committee to conclude its work on schedule, andgreater use of the QuickPlace portal would advance the Committee towards its goal of becoming paperless.
In this fashion, the portal would contribute to the bridging function of UN-SPIDER.
The portal would provide the definitive, centralized source for personalized and integrated information for the DPKO/DFS community.
UNODC informed the Board that the Independent Evaluation Unit's development of the online portal would help to support the sharing of lessons and that it would consider how best to analyse and disseminate the lessons.
He said the portal would impact the Earth's precession. That we would feel the effects along the 38th parallel as the time drew nearer.
The ICP website provides comprehensive andregularly updated information related to the implementation of the Programme while the portal would constitute both an online gateway to all ICP data and metadata, including global and regional results, and a resource centre which will cover all ICP papers and publications.
The portal would be an entry point to data and metadata on a wide range of existing data and statistics with relevance to climate change.
More information about the information portal would be presented at the Providers' Forum planning meeting to be held in February 2015.
The portal would enable each Member State to obtain detailed information on its own assessments, payments, credits and overpayments.
Such an updated and revised portal would enhance the ability of the Ethics Office to reach out to staff the world over.
The portal would provide links to national awareness-raising campaigns and organizations working on chemicals and health issues.
The improvement of the ICG information portal would continue to be discussed in Working Group C, on information dissemination and capacity-building.
That portal would also serve as a central environmental information portal(one-stop-shop), comprising data and information from all administrative levels.
It was expected that in the near future the portal would include advanced remote sensing and digital image processing modules and online technical training courses on specific hazards such as earthquakes, droughts, landslides and flooding.
The portal would contain information on emerging issues, allowing for the identification of hotspots and global environmental alerts, and access to state-of-the-environment reports.
An e-government portal would help provide easy access and a more integrated approach to managing the regulatory requirement.
A web portal would be set up to promote subcontracting and the exchange of information, experience and technology, which would bring the participating countries together and help them find trade markets.
An online Survey portal would allow Member States to view and update at any time country data to be reported at the international level.
In addition, such a portal would have the potential to unite Armenian researchers both inside and outside Armenia without them having to travel and/or depend on the serendipity of chance social encounters.
The functioning of the portal would be based on a search engine that could access information directly from partnering organizations and institutions through an interoperable search facility.
The web portal would serve as a common platform for disseminating information generated by the various organizations and individuals involved in promoting SMMEs at national, subregional and regional levels.
Such a focal point and portal would serve as the node in the international exchange of data and information and help meet international reporting obligations and significantly reduce national reporting burdens.
The portal would enhance national capabilities to monitor various kinds of drought and would generate the data needed to evaluate the regional climatic variations and drought and to monitor the status of and trends in drylands biodiversity and land degradation, as well as seasonal and interannual climate predictions to mitigate the effects of drought.