Примеры использования To comprehensively assess на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Emphasizing the need to comprehensively assess all the lessons learnt from the tsunami disaster.
In the case of a recruiter,I will present analytical thinking as the ability to comprehensively assess the situation existing in the projects.
The Panel found it difficult to comprehensively assess the compliance of other States in enforcing Security Council resolution 1343 2001.
Kazakhstan believed that the review was a good opportunity for Nigeria to comprehensively assess the human rights situation in the country.
The Conference has the mandate to comprehensively assess the implementation of the Brussels Programme of Action; share best practices and lessons learned; and identify obstacles and constraints encountered as well as actions and initiatives needed to overcome them.
The CGE observed that in most cases Parties had not been able to comprehensively assess the GHG abatement options they had identified.
A methodology was designed to comprehensively assess the situation of intellectual property in selected African countries: Burundi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Nigeria, Seychelles, the Sudan, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
The Special Rapporteur on violence against women recommended issuing an invitation to the Special Rapporteurs on the humanrights of migrants and on contemporary forms of slavery to comprehensively assess the situation of migrant domestic workers.
The JEE is a voluntary, collaborative,multisectoral process to comprehensively assess national capacity to prevent, detect, and rapidly respond to various public health risks.
While the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2004-2005 prepared in 2002 includes 12 indicators, by the end of 2003,the Department had formulated 170 performance indicators to enable programme managers to comprehensively assess all their activities, as requested by the General Assembly.
In the interim, the Department of Safety andSecurity intends to comprehensively assess security requirements relating to access control and formulate a strategic global approach.
The Marseille workshop outcomes had pointed to a number of ideas, issues and conclusions that should be taken further in this session, in particular the notion of promoting a"culture of evaluation"; the required technical assessment capacity of Governments; Government ownership of assessment processes; the expert and financial support of relevant international organizations;and the need to comprehensively assess all developmental, social and political aspects and impacts.
This is in no way a forecast of anticipated economic losses,but an attempt to comprehensively assess the scale of impacts of climate change and its global economic, environmental and social implications.
This approach requires services to comprehensively assess a child's situation, develop plans that are tailored to the individual's needs, refer children to services that best respond to each individual case and monitor the outcomes and, if necessary, use mobile outreach teams for remote areas.
It became clear during the preparatory process for the High-level Review,that there was no analytical framework with effective indicators or criteria to comprehensively assess progress in addressing the vulnerabilities of small island developing States through implementation of the Mauritius Strategy.
Integrated assessments are viewed as a useful way to comprehensively assess social, economic and environmental impacts of climate change, accounting for the interaction between climate change and other processes.
The Advisory Committee subsequently noted that the Secretary-General intended to address the Assembly's request in detail in a comprehensive progress report to be submitted at its sixtieth session and that, in the interim, the Department of Safety andSecurity intended to comprehensively assess security requirements relating to access control and formulate a strategic global approach, to establish a project access control team and to develop an implementation strategy A/59/785, para. 3.
Integrated assessments are viewed as a useful way to comprehensively assess social, economic and environmental impacts of climate change, accounting for the interaction between climate change and other processes.
The conclusions and recommendations of the workshop on"National Wood Resource Balances"(31 March- 1 April) were presented to the Working Party,highlighting the usefulness of wood resource balances as a tool to comprehensively assess sources and uses of wood, stressing the importance of empirical research in this field and underlining the need for additional resources to carry out such exercises.
She invited States parties to take a decision on the establishment of an effective mechanism, under the authority of the Conference, to review implementation of the Convention and the Protocols thereto, to comprehensively assess progress and gaps in State capacities in that regard and to provide information to support the taking of informed decisions on the provision of technical assistance, drawing upon the knowledge base built so far by the Conference.
First, it has enabled the Commission to critically and comprehensively assess all the information and analysis it has collected since the start of the investigations, as well as progress made to date.
ICED's current major focus is to more comprehensively assess(and where possible quantify) key impacts of change on Southern Ocean ecosystems.
The Special Rapporteur considers that in situ visits are the best way to comprehensively and thoroughly assess the freedom of religion or belief in a particular country.
The summit is to comprehensively review and assess the progress made since the proclamation of the International Year of the Family and to promote the realization of the Millennium Development Goals from a family perspective.
There is a research need for detailed analyses of the wide range of data on ozone, ODS, andrelated gases so that we can comprehensively assess the impact of the Protocol.
What has not been done is to view all of this work comprehensively; assess progress and problems; synthesize the most important elements; develop guidelines for action at the national level; and place the discussion in the context of the UNECE region.
We are convinced that the Conference will be an opportunity for participants to discuss water issues comprehensively, assess water supplies in countries and regions, underscore the main challenges in water supply and sanitation, develop future joint strategies for the successful implementation of the second half of the International Decade, and better pursue the water agenda in general.
In order to fully achieve that impact, it may be necessary to establish an effective mechanism, under the authority of the Conference,to review the implementation of the instruments, comprehensively assess progress and gaps in the capacity of States and provide information in order to take informed decisions on the provision of technical assistance, drawing upon the knowledge base built so far by the Conference of the Parties.
Encourage Governments of developing countries, in close cooperation with the United Nations development system, to initiate and conduct joint andcountry-led evaluations that comprehensively assess the contribution of the United Nations development system to national development plans and strategies, including efforts to achieve Millennium Development Goals and other internationally agreed development goals, and to systematize and disseminate lessons learned from these exercises across the United Nations development system;
Encourages Governments of developing countries, in accordance with their national policy objectives, in close cooperation with the United Nations development system, to initiate and conduct joint andcountry-led evaluations that comprehensively assess the impact and effectiveness of the contribution of the United Nations development system to national and, as appropriate, regional development plans and strategies, including efforts to achieve the internationally agreed development goals, including the Millennium Development Goals;