Примеры использования These operational на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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These operational objectives are the following.
The Special Representative serves as a resource for these operational actors.
These operational objectives could be expressed as reference points.
Practical steps have already been taken to meet these operational challenges, which will continue to be the focus of the work of IASC.
These operational activities appear under the Programme of Action priority area entitled"Land resources.
In recognition of the importance of such activities for the region, both France andGermany have made substantial contributions to support these operational projects.
These operational activities vary according to the needs of the recipient countries and sub-regions.
Another two second national communications(out of three submitted so far) were assisted by the GEF andsubmitted to the COP, following these operational guidelines.
These operational programs are consistent with the policy, strategy and program priorities decided by the Conference of the Parties.
Data routing equipment was added at each location to bring data connectivity(Lotus Notes, e-mail, Mercury andother United Nations administrative applications) to these operational positions.
Aside from these operational matters, as a general policy, the Ombudsperson will treat the requests submitted as confidential.
APs that have been completed and effectively implemented;these reflect well the five operational objectives of The Strategy and thus need only to have their activities aligned to these operational objectives.
UN-Habitat will use these operational experiences to generate lessons learned and normative products to be incorporated in future operations.
Country strategy notes are helping to integrate the field operations of the various institutions and, as most of these operational activities are involved in national capacity-building, the restructuring process should improve the effectiveness of those institutions' support for national human resource development efforts.
These operational goals will shape the organization's ability to achieve development results in its programme countries.
Janke in her studies for WIPO testifies to these operational obstacles, for example, in her chapter on“Use of Trade Marks to Protect Traditional Cultural Expressions”.
These operational capacities can be critical to support the quick delivery of basic services, particularly as people begin to return.
The development of these operational guidelines will be complemented by the Handbook on Monitoring and Evaluation, currently being updated by the Evaluation Office.
These operational and structural principles should be divided into three categories, referring to State structure, civil service and managerial practices.
Implementation of these operational arrangements for special development situations will be revisited in the context of the evaluation report expected in April 2000.
These operational changes and their related potential additional resource requirements were outlined in the report of the Secretary-General S/2000/460, paras. 31-35.
The fundamental characteristics of these operational activities is their universal, neutral and gratuitous nature and their ability to respond to the needs of recipient countries in a flexible manner.
These operational activities were the subject of a report requested of the Secretary-General by the General Assembly in its resolution 49/30 of 7 December 1994.
The Representative is confident that these operational guidelines will provide a valuable and practical tool to assist United Nations agencies in addressing the human rights issues raised by internal displacement as a result of natural disasters.
These operational plans will be further developed by the United Nations and the African Union during a joint planning session to be held in Addis Ababa early in August.
The Advisory Committee is of the opinion that these operational impediments, which have serious financial and security implications for the everyday functioning of the Mission, should continue to be addressed at the highest level see Security Council resolution 1586(2005), paras. 3 and 4.
These operational plans are the product of wide consultations with all the sectors of society involved in each area, and particularly human rights and civil society organizations, which took the lead in drafting and publicizing each document.
In addition to these operational programmes, the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs continues to monitor the overall humanitarian situation.
Where possible, these operational activities were pursued as joint undertakings of the various programmes and funds of the Organization and the specialized agencies of the United Nations system, including the Bretton Woods institutions.
These operational adjustments have involved a temporary shift in the focus of the activities of a number of Observer Group Golan military observers, from patrolling and inspection to static observation, liaison and situation analysis.