Примеры использования To frequent changes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The menu is short, but it is subject to frequent changes.
Their level is subject to frequent changes and they are not all administered by UNODC.
Many of those posts are of a temporary nature and their level is subject to frequent changes.
The low achievement was primarily due to frequent changes requested by staff members.
In addition, the domestic regulatory framework in many developing countries is constantly evolving and subject to frequent changes.
Many such posts are of a temporary nature. Their level is subject to frequent changes and they are not all administered by UNODC.
The NGOs are concerned that the large number of secondary legislation acts may undermine the uniformity andthe stability of civil service as they may be subject to frequent changes by the government.
The award structure is subject to frequent changes, interruptions or limitations imposed by Montenegro Airlines, with or without notice.
Such fees are good for dieters always people who are subject to frequent changes in weight.
FIMA is known as a company that is able to adjust to frequent changes, which are inevitable in projects of such a scale, and react to unpredicted situations.
There are a number of improvements in the business environment as regards inspections and e-governance, butmany systemic problems remain unresolved due to frequent changes in the country's leadership and instability of legislation.
This grounding also provides a disincentive to frequent changes in the basis for measurement, as making any change means either refuting the theory and replacing it with something better or simply ignoring it.
The general instability of the system of political power in Kyrgyzstan leads to frequent changes in the legislation and anti-corruption policies.
As a result of this and other similar reasons, andalso owing to frequent changes in the Government(e.g., the change of three ministers, one from a different political party and two General Directors, between 1990 and 1993), the Directorate General has not yet achieved all of its aims.
The legal, tax and regulatory frameworks continue to develop and are subject to frequent changes and varying interpretations.
The CCA noted that political changes have led to frequent changes in policy directions, disruptions in government services and a general lack of application of good governance principles.
The continuity of the inventory preparation process in most reporting non-Annex I Parties is not assured at present due to frequent changes in technical staff and institutions involved in the process.
The Fund's operations have become more complex in recent years, due in large part to frequent changes in procedures and rules, often based on decisions reached in the Pension Board and its Standing Committee and the General Assembly.
As indicated in the footnote to table 6, posts funded from earmarked funds(including trust funds) have been excluded from the 2012-2013 staffing tables, since they are of a temporary nature, andare subject to frequent changes based on programme/project activity requirements.
It also noted that the negative climate around asylum andrefugee-related issues was closely linked to frequent changes in the asylum policies, which are designed to increasingly deter asylum-seekers from entering the United Kingdom.
The Advisory Committee notes from the footnote to the table that posts funded from special purpose funds are not included in the 2012-2013 staffing tables,since many of those posts are of a temporary nature and subject to frequent changes, and they are not all administered by UNODC.
Despite this initial period of relative political stability during the first 11 years of Independence there have been a number of changes of government between elections over the last 14 years leading to frequent changes in policy directions and disruptions in government services.
The current UNODC field network of 20 established field offices and more than 40 subordinate programme offices covers more than 190 countries and is operating with more than 1,400 personnel, of which most are local personnel(national professional officers, local-level positions and service contracts), holding posts that areof a temporary nature, subject to frequent changes and administered by UNDP on behalf of UNODC.
Their level is subject to frequent change and they are not all administered by UNEP.
Their level is subject to frequent change.
Posts funded from trust funds and earmarked contributions are indicative. Many such posts areof a temporary nature. Their level is subject to frequent change.
The Board considers that although the actualout-of-area expenditure may change, the policy approach for computing this proportion of expenditure should not be subject to frequent change.
Russian tax laws, regulations and court practice are subject to frequent change, varying interpretation and inconsistent and selective enforcement.
Some members were of the view that the base period, once established,should not be subject to frequent change.
In the pharmaceutical companies specifically medical representatives are the most mobile,prone to frequent change of employers.