Примеры использования Set of definitions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A global set of definitions for forest resources;
When the comments are received, the consultant will incorporate them within a new set of definitions.
Common Classification of A set of definitions for individual.
The second set of definitions will then be circulated to all organizations for comments and fine-tuning.
The working group also regarded as a major problem UNECE's lack of a consistent set of definitions.
Common Classification of A set of definitions for individual occupations.
A full set of definitions from the FATF Recommendations are included in the Glossary which accompanies the Recommendations.
Each state should be unambiguous and have a set of definitions for entry and exit criteria of the test process.
A set of definitions for individual occupations covering jobs typically found in the common system and a schema for coding each occupation.
To answer the specific expectations of each community, it was agreed that a set of definitions needed to be agreed upon.
A comprehensive set of definitions of the main data items presented in the Handbook.
To obtain such agreement may be difficult, butwe have to emphasize the advantage, both nationally and internationally, of having one common set of definitions.
A coherent set of definitions covering energy flows, stocks and related concepts should be developed.
Bis. Requested the formulation of an internationally acceptable and agreed set of definitions on key terms in forest resources assessment of all types of forests;
This requires a set of definitions and methodologies to identify economies' ICT sector and to make it internationally comparable.
Requested FAO to take the lead in the formulation of an internationally acceptable and agreed set of definitions of key terms used in the assessment of all types of forests and their resources;
A set of definitions were developed and, as part of the GEROS quality review, external consultants were asked to categorize the 96 reports under review.
It is therefore important to use, as far as possible,data that have been reported according to a standardized set of definitions and coverage and have been assessed independently as meeting those standards.
The set of definitions plus the object's intrinsic interface(that is the set of all public elements of the object) constitutes the interface between the object and its clients.
An initial hurdle in addressing the legal and ethical ramifications of these technologies concerns the lack of a uniform set of definitions of key terms such as"autonomous","autonomy" or"robots.
WEC has established its own set of definitions for its tri-annually updated world energy resource survey.
An important factor in the success of these data-collection activities is therefore the ability andcapacity of individual countries to provide the required information based on a given set of definitions and specified methodological approach.
Although there is no agreed set of definitions or principles, shared responsibility by both borrowers and lenders is crucial to avoiding the unsustainable(and sometimes fraudulent) accumulation of debt.
In 1993, the results of the CCPOQ agreement on a common interpretation of the programme approach were transmitted to the Council(see E/1993/73, paras. 37-41 andannex III). Annex III contained an agreed set of definitions of the programme approach.
The CBD provided for a widely endorsed set of definitions and objectives with respect to biodiversity management and approaches to attain those objectives, but it was important to translate those objectives and approaches for environmental assessment to work in practice.
Requested FAO, in consultation with countries and relevant international organizations and in an open andtransparent manner, to formulate an internationally acceptable set of definitions of key terms used in the assessment of all types of forests and their resources, and to promote their adoption;
The aim of the Panel was to establish a set of definitions and methodologies to facilitate the compilation of internationally comparable data for measuring various aspects of the information society, the information economy and electronic commerce.
In October 1998 UN/ECE and CMMI experts agreed on the Geneva Accord, which integrates their respective definitions into a single,universally applicable set of definitions:"The joint UN/CMMI Definitions of Mineral Resources and Reserves", finalized in November 1999.
The debate focussed on the the global and local needs to which resources classifications and definitions must respond within the four principal applications, namely international energy studies, resource management, business processes, and financial reporting, andalso the many benefits that a global classification system and set of definitions brings.
It was critical for the international community to move quickly to agree on a uniform set of definitions, settle the issues of international or criminal responsibility and determine what technical safeguards and programming and development standards should be required.