Примеры использования To develop new standards на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The need to develop new standards and norms was emphasized.
As a next step, it may be proposed to UN/CEFACT Forum to develop new standards for their trade.
Continuing to develop new standards and update existing ones in response to the rapidly changing markets conditions.
The Working Party agreed the proposal to develop new standards for Truffles and Ceps.
It has the power to inspectall places of work, ensuring compliance with the law, and to develop new standards.
It was not mandated to develop new standards or address country situations.
The Office of the Ombudsman had become a functioning anti-discrimination body andhad begun to develop new standards for protection against discrimination.
The aim is to develop new standards for the global food trade that will help countries control the presence of these parasites in the food chain.
The expert from ENGVA welcomed the initiative by Japan to develop new standards on safety and environmental protection.
States are encouraged to develop new standards for the avoidance of harmful contamination of outer space to promote the long-term sustainability of outer space including celestial bodies.
The purpose of the meetings of the Working Group on Indigenous Populations is to review developments pertaining to the promotion and protection of human rights andfundamental freedoms of indigenous populations, and to develop new standards in that area.
It did, however, prompt the Government to develop new standards of quality and security for women victims of gender violence.
The purpose of the meetings of the Working Group on Indigenous Populations is to review developments pertaining to the promotion and protection of human rights andfundamental freedoms of indigenous populations and to develop new standards in that regard.
A decision to develop new standards for goji berries, apricot kernels, and pumpkin or sesame seeds(proposed by the United Kingdom industry) required more background information and trade data.
After extensive public consultations, IAASB approved new draftingconventions in 2005 and launched a comprehensive programme to redraft its standards and to develop new standards using the new style"Clarity Project.
It is indeed argued by some that any attempt to develop new standards risks narrowing the scope of coverage that already exists and could deflect from efforts to strengthen and monitor implementation of existing norms.
In an effort to contribute to improving evaluation quality, the Evaluation Office continued to actively engage with UNEG to integrate human rights and gender equality perspectives into evaluation,as well as to develop new standards for evaluation reports.
With the massive arrival of new types of data, the need to develop new standards and robust methods for evaluating their quality, along with new ways to incorporate that information into research and policy.
In the view of the Advisory Committee, much of the added value of the Ethics Office resides in its ability to compile, publicize and ensure the common application of existing rules andregulations on ethics-related issues and to develop new standards as and when appropriate.
Previous reports observed that, while there was no apparent need to develop new standards, there was a need to secure respect for existing rules of international law aimed at ensuring the protection of persons in all circumstances and by all actors.
Reference was made to Commission resolution 18/2 on the role of civilian private security services in crime prevention andto a planning meeting that had been held in the United Arab Emirates to organize the work of an intergovernmental expert group to develop new standards and norms in this area.
Previous reports observed that,while there is no apparent need to develop new standards, there is a need to secure practical respect for existing international human rights and humanitarian law standards in all circumstances and by all actors.
A new protocol to the Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts against the Safety of Maritime Navigation will make the transportation of persons or cargo by sea to support illicit activities related to weapons of mass destruction an offence,around which IMO likely will need to develop new standards and practices.
Australia had recently established a national framework for the protection of children,while the federal Government was working to develop new standards to reflect best practice across the country and to ensure that each child or young person at risk had an appropriate level of care and protection.
Section 801 of the Comprehensive National Energy Policy Act(1992) requires EPA to develop new standards for the protection of the public from releases of radioactive materials at the proposed Yucca Mountain repository for spent fuel and directs NRC to amend its technical requirements and criteria in order for them to be consistent with EPA standards. .
Previous reports on fundamental standards of humanity observed that,while there was no apparent need to develop new standards, there was a need to secure respect for existing rules of international law aimed at ensuring the protection of persons in all circumstances and by all actors.
Previous reports(see, in particular, E/CN.4/2002/103, E/CN.4/2001/91) observed that,while there is no apparent need to develop new standards, there is a need to secure practical respect for existing international human rights and humanitarian law standards in all circumstances and by all actors.
This engagement has contributed to supporting United Nations research on violence against indigenous girls andinforming decisions of United Nations bodies to develop new standards. This included the recent resolution of the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice concerning model strategies and practical measures on the elimination of violence against children in the field of crime prevention and criminal justice.
In other developments, plans are underway for a joint exercise with the International Fund for Agricultural Development(IFAD) to develop new standards for project supervision that take into account increased emphasis on achieving results and, in particular, on capacity building of national counterparts in IFAD project countries, while discussions continue to establish a new, mutually agreeable supervision fee.
Member States are committed to developing new standards and norms in crime prevention and criminal justice or updating and reviewing existing ones;