Примеры использования She reviewed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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She reviewed applicants for the clinical trial. Personally identified participants.
Hotch handles most of the paperwork now, butbefore JJ was a profiler, she reviewed cases in here.
In particular, she reviewed the initiatives and recommendations implemented since 1999.
The Executive Director introduced the annual report of UNFPA for 1994(DP/1995/24(Part I)). She reviewed selected financial and programme highlights, including information on income levels for 1994 and the projected resource situation for 1995.
She reviewed the decisions of lower courts on the dismissal of an employee due to failure to appear at work.
The co-chair of the Medical Technical Options Committee, Helen Tope, gave a presentation in which she reviewed additional information on the essential-use nomination by the Russian Federation of 212 metric tonnes of chlorofluorocarbons(CFCs) for 2014 for manufacture of metered-dose inhalers.
She reviewed the legal framework of the report, noting the relevance of the Declaration on the Right to Development.
At the same meeting, the Director of the Office for Outer Space Affairs made a statement in which she reviewed the role of the Office in discharging the responsibilities of the Secretary-General under the United Nations treaties on outer space, including the maintenance of the Register of Objects Launched into Outer Space, as well as the role and work of the Office relating to capacity-building in space law.
She reviewed progress in a number of areas and made the following recommendations on behalf of the Bureau.
In conclusion, she reviewed certain significant actions which had already been taken towards meeting those needs.
She reviewed the draft report with the drafting committee and provided advice on how to improve it.
In that context, she reviewed progress by Thailand towards concluding an additional protocol to its safeguards agreement with IAEA.
She reviewed the need for a predictable and"critical mass" of core resources and enhanced non-core resources.
During her visit, she reviewed in detail the steps required for the Operation to accelerate movement of contingent-owned equipment and respond to engineering challenges.
She reviewed several of the key successes and remaining challenges presented in the report.
She reviewed some of the major advantages of being small that had been mentioned in the papers, some of which were.
She reviewed the activities of the Working Group before setting out her own ideas for its future focus.
She reviewed the results of the 1997 chemical intercalibration and provided information on the present status of the programme's database.
She reviewed data sources and the verification process, and stressed that this year's report, more than in the past, is about stimulation of debate.
She reviewed the progress made in the implementation of her country's family planning programme and its contribution to the stabilization of the world population.
She reviewed the submissions received from States and shared many specific examples of laws and programmes cited by States as examples of implementation of the Declaration.
Lastly, she reviewed three projects mounted in that country to tackle the problem of artisanal and small-scale gold mining with support from the Governments of Canada, Switzerland and the United States of America.
She reviewed the relevant provisions of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action, then concluded with recommendations for Governments that perpetuate discriminatory, xenophobic or racist practices.
She reviewed the progress achieved in developing level II critical levels for ozone, with special reference to the ongoing broad scientific cooperation aimed at deriving critical fluxes of ozone.
She reviewed the current matrix for needed expertise in the various technical options committees and the nomination and appointment roles for TEAP/technical options committees/temporary subsidiary bodies.
She reviewed the evolution of the"Paperless Committee" and recalled that the Non-Governmental Organizations Committee had supported the implementation of the"Paperless Committee" project through a draft resolution at its 2003 regular session.
She reviewed data from the EMEP intensive measurement periods in 2006 and 2007 as well as plans for the upcoming intensive measurement period that would, inter alia, include tracer analysis for source apportionment of the carbonaceous matter.
She reviewed action taken following the headquarters process review, which responded to recommendations made by the Joint Inspection Unit(JIU), and underlined that this review had been constituted with the aim of improving the way Headquarters supported the Field.
She reviewed the situation in Gaza, discussed efforts to advance the Annapolis process, took note of the continuation of indirect talks between Israel and the Syrian Arab Republic with Turkish mediation, and highlighted the visit to the region, including Damascus, of the Special Coordinator, Robert Serry.
She reviewed some of her major activities since the Board's last meeting, including the"Countdown to 2015" conference, in London, which had taken stock of child survival in the two years since the Lancet's series on that subject.