Примеры использования Study proposes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This study proposes a new approach to overspeed training.
With respect to recommendations regarding the Secretariat, the study proposes a series of interrelated and interdependent recommendations, including.
The study proposes four mechanisms to increase the participation of Indigenous Peoples in the natural resource management.
In conformity to requests by participants at PreCom2, the study proposes specific textual language for each of these principles and approaches.
Thus, the study proposes that SAICM participants may wish to consider listing 13 principles and approaches in the OPS.
Three of these studies entail poverty profiles for selected countries of the region, while another study proposes a region-specific model for poverty measurement and a social perspective of poverty for the region.
Finally, the study proposes measures of limiting the financial liability of the Organization where its legal liability has been engaged.
Therefore, analyzing each region andits peculiarities is the alternative that this study proposes to get acquainted so regionalized the worker's health, analyzing individuals of greater potentiality in the State of Pará, the industrial sector.
The study proposes that the ethics officer report directly to the Executive Head of the UNWTO, providing an annual report about its activities.
The most recent comprehensive study proposes a sister-taxon relationship with the Komodo dragon based on neurocranial similarities, with the lace monitor as the closest living Australian relative.
This study proposes a combination of 50 percent"base line" and 50 percent voluntary contributions, following a model used by a number of UN organisations.
In response to this problem, the study proposes a better protection of the indigenous cultural heritage outside the existing system of intellectual property rights, on the national and on the international level.
The study proposes that low-cost loans be provided early in the recruitment process via NGOs already operating microfinance schemes in villages, in partnership with banks.
Besides these elements for national strategies, the study proposes measures to be taken at the international level; those referring to the United Nations human rights bodies and specialized agencies and NGOs constitute in themselves an articulate agenda for initiatives in the twentyfirst century.
This study proposes a way out of the situation, but it is clear that to fully redress the same will take considerable time as well as financial efforts by the Secretariat and by the Parties.
The study proposes, on the one hand, a theoretical overview on the state of international discussion of the issue and, on the other hand, presents empirical estimates in selected fields in order to fill existing knowledge gaps.
The study proposes the establishment of a fund for reception facilities, so structured and organized that the funding burden falls on those who benefit from the economic activity which gives rise to the risk of pollution.
It noted that the study proposes a theoretical overview on the state of international discussion of the issue on the one hand, and also presents empirical estimates in selected fields in order to fill existing knowledge gaps.
Finally, the study proposes a women's status index which would integrate maternal mortality, adult literacy and primary and secondary enrolment rate, labour force status, contraceptive use, and migrant female/male wage ratio.
The study proposes anchoring the diversification strategy for Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan on three spatial levels-- urban(leading city), area(city-hinterland), and regional(integration with regional markets)-- corresponding to the 3Ds of Density, Distance and Division.
The study proposes several measures for better engagement of the private sector, including creating effective and innovative partnerships, strengthening the capabilities of Governments and regional economic communities to broker partnerships with the private sector, and providing long-term capital to fund key NEPAD projects.
The study proposed a number of scientific and practical recommendations.
Other studies propose an alteration of host cell factors as a possible third mechanism.
Other study proposed to use classical parameters EV, PV and AC to carry out the synthetic measure of project performance.
The study proposed, inter alia, to utilize technological capabilities of military establishments including their R&D endeavours, laboratories, equipment and expertise for measures designed to protect the environment.
The study proposed will involve a complex process requiring extensive consultations with business units on matters related to the criticality of ICT systems at each duty station in the Secretariat.
Thus, the study proposed several adaptation measures, which include, but are note limited to rational use of water resources, regulation of river flow, introduction of water saving and water efficient technologies and other measures.
Moreover, it was not clear what the proposed report by the Secretary-General would be about or how the study proposed would affect existing efforts to strengthen the non-proliferation regime.
Some studies proposed a reduction in the size of the industry, with fewer farmers and workers.
We remain concerned that the study proposed in paragraph 28 could place an undue burden on the Secretariat, especially unfortunate given that numerous similar studies are already available for Member States on the assistance provided in the period from relief to development.