Примеры использования Some implications на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Some implications of discontinuing JIU.
A final section discusses some implications and conjectures.
Some implications of the recent developments in the commodity sector.
These issues affect some implications in domestic violence.
Some implications of this are examined in the following section.
I shall conclude with a brief reference to some implications and conjectures.
May have some implications for coordination and consultation.
The physical premises of the Tribunal require immediate attention, with some implications for the budget in 1998.
There are also some implications for managing the quality of the data.
The same delegation also asked if UNDP had completed the review of its reserve for field accommodation,as the outcome would have some implications for UNFPA.
Moreover, it would have some implications and would detract from the importance of the Conference.
For the three subgoals selected for closer examination, key trends andhighlights are analysed in more detail and some implications of these trends sketched out for UNDP.
Each cluster focuses on some implications of globalization, which are by no means exhaustive.
The evaluation highlights key issues andconcerns for improving reporting at the country level and discusses some implications for UNDP and for the United Nations system.
It would also entail some implications for ship order books(i.e. ice-class ships), icebreaking services and associated fees.
CD/NTB/WP.231, dated 31 March 1995, submitted by the delegation of Australia,entitled"Chemical explosions: Some implications for CTBT verification drawing on Australian experience.
Part III highlights some implications and questions that Governments may wish to examine in assessing relevant issues regarding possible agreements on competition at the bilateral, regional, plurilateral or multilateral levels.
In Dennis Todd's Three Characters in Hogarth's Cunicularii and Some Implications the author concludes that figure"G" is Mary Toft's sister-in-law, Margaret Toft.
Piritta Sorsa,"Environmental protectionism, North/South trade, and the Uruguay Round",paper presented to the Symposium on the World Economy after the Uruguay Round, with Some Implications for Austria. IMF Working Paper WP/95/6.
A persistent part of the book's background- with some implications for its main plot line- is the hot weather from which Oslo suffers throughout the book.
We are broadening this to cover not only technology trends, but also to look into social and economic trends and all other trends that can be observed in different spheres of our life,because all of them will have some implications on science, technology and innovation.
Secondly, with respect to the text itself, there have been some implications that there is perhaps something new in it or that it requires further study.
Below are some implications of the Copenhagen Accord culled mainly from analyses of NGOs, such as South Centre, Third World Network, Friends of the Earth and Greenpeace, among others, and the views of the special rapporteurs.
The Chair noted that the activities of the IWG on WLTP on the rated power determination of hybrid vehicles could have some implications on Regulation No. 85 and could be taken into account at a later stage.
This entails some implications for maritime transport and trade if oil prices resume their spiralling trend observed in 2007 and 2008, and reach sustained high(and possibly unprecedented) levels as a result of increasing supply constraints expected over the coming decades.
This specificity in terms of functions within the statistical system has some implications for the legal basis and may lead to the necessity to include specific provisions in the statistical law(and often in other legislation as well) to lay the ground for a proper and efficient functioning without any risk of disclosure for non-statistical purposes.
It was recognized that while some implications might follow from the adoption of one or another of the theories, and that the question whether such remedies were substantive or procedural in nature was, to some extent, inescapable in special circumstances such as those of the Phosphates in Morocco case, they were not of primary importance and did not justify inclusion of the draft articles in question.
The paper Private Label Brands vs. National Brands: some Implications for the Construction of the CPI by Satoshi Imai, Statistics Bureau of Japan and Tsutomu Watanabe, University of Tokyo, explores the issue of possible substitutions between national brands and private brands of products and shows that the effect of substitutions is of the same magnitude as the price decrease observed on products themselves in 2008.
Some policy implications and questions.
This has some important implications.