Примеры использования Some parties provided на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Some Parties provided clear and accurate answers, whereas other reports were confusing and difficult to analyse.
In terms of practical implementation, some Parties provided details on polls concerning GMO issues.
Some Parties provided average estimates of CO2 uptake by measure ARM, KAZ, ISO, UZB, ZWE.
Most Parties reported on their research activities in a summary form, although some Parties provided detailed results of research studies, such as observed historical trends in mean climatic characteristics and climate variability.
Some Parties provided aggregated information on the contribution of agriculture, mining and energy to GDP.
Infrastructure and service sectors: Some Parties provided information on the vulnerability of other sectors or resources such as tourism, energy, transport and biodiversity.
Some Parties provided detailed information on the outcomes of surveys they conducted on public awareness.
In considering the types of measures for adaptation, some Parties provided detailed information, for example on construction of embankments, water storage, increasing drainage, restoration of channels, and crop diversification and irrigation.
Some Parties provided clear and accurate answers, whereas other reports were confusing and difficult to analyse.
For the energy sector where the projects focused primarilyon efficiency improvement and renewable energy, some Parties provided detailed figures for the quantity of energy and/or the amount of CO2 emissions that would be reduced by the implementation of the projects and others described the associated estimated costs of projects or costs per tonne of CO2 avoided by the implementation of the measures.
Only some Parties provided copies of their reports in their national languages as required by decision I/8.
In addition, some Parties provided more specific values for individual heavy metals.
In addition, some Parties provided project concept notes which included descriptions of environmental and social benefits of the projects.
Some Parties provided clear and accurate answers, others submitted reports which were confusing and very difficult to analyse.
Some Parties provided information on activities relating to the transfer of and access to environmentally sound technologies.
Some Parties provided information on this issue sporadically in a number of sections of the national communication.
Some Parties provided project concepts, which included expected outcomes, including environmental and social benefits.
Only some Parties provided detailed information about changes made to estimates provided in previous inventories paras. 36- 39/table 13.
Some Parties provided information on their activities aimed at promoting the Convention's principles in global and regional international forums.
Some Parties provided cost-benefit analysis of abatement options, while others provided merely rough estimates of costs based on expert judgement.
Some Parties provided information on the technical cooperation activities they undertook with other Parties to address this constraint.
Only some Parties provided clear information on research activities proposed to be undertaken on impacts, vulnerability assessment, adaptation and mitigation.
Some Parties provided valuable information on existing research programmes on GHG abatement, adaptation to the impacts of climate change and development of emission factors and activity data.
Some Parties provided information on the vulnerability of tourism, infrastructure, energy systems and biodiversity, which would be affected by increased frequency and intensity of storms and hurricanes.
Some Parties provided cost-benefit analyses of abatement options, based on the use of LEAP, GACMO and COMAP models, on the spreadsheet method or on expert judgement only.
Some Parties provided information on the implementation of the recommendations of the Aarhus Convention Compliance Committee on issues of public participation for example, Albania, Kazakhstan, Republic of Moldova.
Some Parties provided estimates of the emission reduction associated with the implementation of identified measures while others reported on the technical potential for emission reduction in some of the sectors.
Some Parties provided information on the vulnerability of tourism, infrastructure, energy systems and biodiversity, which would be affected by increased frequency and intensity of storms and hurricanes.
Information varied as some Parties provided specific figures for bilateral, regional and multilateral assistance while others provided a general overview of types and recipients of assistance.
Some Parties provided details of their development priorities and plans to address them in the context of short- and long-term development plans, whereas others provided only broad information on this matter.