Примеры использования The experts suggested на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The experts suggested textual revisions and rearrangements of chapters.
As the scientific procedures are not yet established, the experts suggested that the High Commissioner should closely follow developments from a human rights perspective.
The experts suggested using data for 1 January 2005, as baseline data.
With regard to the role of the leading credit rating agencies,all located in the advanced countries, the experts suggested that further research on the issue was urgently needed.
The Experts suggested using data for 1 January 2006 as baseline data.
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In order to examine the follow-up to the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action in a focused andstructured manner, the experts suggested that they would select a theme for each year.
The experts suggested that changing mindsets and models would require concerted efforts at all levels.
With respect to the development of general anti-corruption policies(arts. 5 and 6), the experts suggested that States parties should regard anti-corruption policies as an integral part of their crime prevention policies.
The experts suggested that on reaching the key level of 1.0000, USD/CHF would drop to 0.9800.
Recognizing that outward promotion functions are often shared among multiple home country institutions, the experts suggested that lead organizations dealing with outward investment promotion in OECD member countries, as well as in other countries, be identified.
The experts suggested that workshops and other initiatives be organized on those topics in the foreseeable future.
With respect to the promotion of the participation of society(arts. 5, 6, 10 and 13), the experts suggested that States parties should raise public awareness of corruption, relevant laws and the responsibilities and duties of public officials.
The experts suggested that these countries be included in the 2003 review of the list of least developed countries.
In order to improve the dialogue between the different institutions and levels of government andother actors in the housing sector, the experts suggested the establishment of a housing advisory board consisting of members of the central Government, local authorities, representatives of the private sector, homeowner's associations and the academic community.
The experts suggested that the largest infrastructure deficits exist in electricity, water, sanitation access, roads and communications.
While those models andcodes were recognized to be country-specific or sector-specific, the experts suggested the development of tools and guidelines to help identify commonalities of existing forms of self-regulation for the public sector e.g. the basic content, structure and means to promote the adoption and dissemination of such self-regulatory models.
The experts suggested, inter alia, that the guidelines on reporting GHG inventories should be separate from the guidelines on reporting national communications.
More specifically, the experts suggested strict methods of financial and operational monitoring, as well as wide consultations among citizens on issues of service delivery.
The experts suggested that schemes should cover to a greater extent products of export interest to developing countries, especially sectors of importance to LDCs.
On the regulatory front, the experts suggested that the changes from Basel I to Basel II represented another important factor inhibiting trade finance and making it more costly.
The experts suggested that better procedure, such as selecting a sample of users and conducting phone interviews, could provide valid indications of users' and clients' preferences.
As part of the follow-up to the Declaration, the experts suggested that the High Commissioner might consider convening a meeting of experts from the various relevant agencies to consider the relationship between human rights and the developing international law of patents.
The experts suggested that the results of the meeting should be reported to the World Summit on the Information Society(WSIS), which will take place in Geneva in December 2003.
As a way to address these challenges, the experts suggested the development of methods to combine satellite data acquired at different resolutions and to harmonize satellite-based and ground-based data; the use of novel telecommunication technologies, including smart phones, to generate additional data; and capacity-building efforts.
The experts suggested mobilizing national sources of finance by introducing new development partners, and they recommended that the role of agricultural banks be strengthened and insurance mechanisms be put in place.
With respect to the content of the law(arts. 5, 6 and 8), the experts suggested that, in order to remove ambiguity and prevent arbitrary interpretation of the Convention, States parties should promote the clarification of the content of the law with respect to specific issues such as regulation and avoidance of conflict of interest, nepotism and cronyism.
The experts suggested that in the short term, efforts should focus on presenting a limited number of realistic and measurable initiatives for consideration by the Conference at its third session.
In the context of the UN-SPIDER knowledge portal, the experts suggested the incorporation and dissemination of simple and interesting case studies, success stories, guidelines and baseline maps; the development and promotion of simple, usable tools that are adaptable to different formats and languages; and an open forum within the portal to facilitate dialogue among experts, operators of early warning systems and end users.
The experts suggested that, identified based on the commonalities of successful approaches, generic models and templates should be developed, which could then be adapted to respond to the needs of specific contexts.
Therefore, the experts suggested that a questionnaire requesting specific information on areas addressed by the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action should be prepared by the secretariat to solicit targeted responses from member States.