Примеры использования To take into account changes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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How to take into account changes in the cadastral value of the property?
Instructions are updated annually in order to take into account changes and additions of indicators in reporting forms.
These monitoring methodologies shall be listed in the UNFCCC CDM reference manual andshall be updated[continuously][periodically] to take into account changes in technologies and best practices.
ICSC reviews the level of dependency allowances every two years in order to take into account changes in tax abatements and social security provisions in the countries of the seven headquarters duty stations.
Following a comprehensive review of UNPA operations in 1996, the Service has developed a business plan to take into account changes in the philatelic market.
We need to take into account changes in the international system brought about after the end of the cold war and, at the same time, preserve the Council's cohesion and the feasibility of its decision-making process.
It is advisable to check the risk management process periodically in order to take into account changes in context or process.
In order to take into account changes in research direction or the emergence of unexpected results, risk assessment of research project should be ideally be undertaken both prior to the commencement of a project, and at regular intervals throughout the life of a project.
In the latter part of 1996, a comprehensive review of UNPA took place anda business plan was developed to take into account changes in the philatelic market.
Purpose The purpose of the amendments is to permit greater flexibility in the application of the requirement of a minimum stay in the home country to take into account changes that have taken place since the rules were last amended, in respect of mode of travel(always by air), composition of many families(frequently of several nationalities) and location of eligible family members, who may work, reside or go to school in different countries.
These monitoring methodologies shall be listed in the UNFCCC Article 6 reference manual andshall be updated[continuously][periodically] to take into account changes in technologies and best practices.
The Directive updated the law covering equality between men andwomen in the workplace to take into account changes to the EU Treaty and developments in European case law since the original Equal Treatment Directive was published.
These monitoring methodologies shall be listed in[the UNFCCC CDM reference manual][Appendix B] andshall be updated[continuously][periodically][by the COP/MOP] to take into account changes in technologies and best practices.
As earlier noted(ISBA/17/A/2, para. 17), the Staff Rules of theAuthority were reviewed and updated in January 2011 in order to take into account changes in the procedures and practices applicable in the United Nations as well as the changes to the Staff Regulations of the Authority adopted by the Assembly in 2010.
The national monitoring system in Bolivia needs to be expanded to cover the Chapare region, andthe survey methodology in the Lao People's Democratic Republic should be enhanced to take into account changes in opium poppy cultivation.
Mission disaster recovery plans regularly reviewed,tested and updated in order to take into account changes in a mission's operational activities, such as mandate changes and relocations.
United Nations budget procedures allow for the amounts approved under a given budget section to be modified in the course of the biennium to take into account changes in budget parameters such as exchange rate, inflation, and other adjustments.
In competition cases involving IPRs, how relevant markets,market power or potential competition may be appropriately assessed to take into account changes in technology, in the strategies of firms, in competition laws and policies, and in the international framework for IPR protection;
As indicated in the proposed budgets for the biennium 2006-2007 for the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda(A/60/265, para. 14) and the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia(A/60/264, para. 21),the proposed budgets are recosted to take into account changes in operational rates of exchange, actual inflation experience, the outcome of salary surveys and the movement of post adjustment indices.
They are updated annually to reflect changes in price levels using the Consumer Price Index(CPI) andare periodically revised to take into account changes in Canadian families' spending patterns current LICOs represent families spending patterns as of 1992.
In competition cases involving IPRs, how relevant markets, market power or potential competition have been ormay be appropriately assessed to take into account changes in technology, in the strategies of firms, in competition laws and policies, and in the international framework for IPR protection;
Within that framework, and as foreseen in the introduction to the budget for the biennium 2010-2011(A/64/6(Introduction), para. 13),the budget estimates are recosted to take into account changes in operational rates of exchange, actual inflation experience, the outcome of salary surveys and the movement of post-adjustment indices.
As foreseen in the introduction to the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2006-2007(A/60/6(Introduction), para. 10),the proposed programme budget is recosted to take into account changes in operational rates of exchange, actual inflation experience, the outcome of salary surveys and the movement of post adjustment indices.
As foreseen in the introduction to the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1998-1999,1 a recosting of the proposed programme budget is hereby provided to take into account changes in operational rates of exchange, actual inflation experience, the outcome of salary surveys, if any, and the movement of post adjustment indices.
As foreseen in the introduction to the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2004-2005(A/58/6(Introduction), para. 59),the proposed programme budget is recosted to take into account changes in operational rates of exchange, actual inflation experience, the outcome of salary surveys, if any, and the movement of post adjustment indices.
As foreseen in the introduction to the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2000-2001(A/54/6/Rev.1, vol. I, para. 8),a recosting of the proposed programme budget is provided to take into account changes in operational rates of exchange, actual inflation experience, the outcome of salary surveys, if any, and the movement of post adjustment indices.
As indicated in the proposed budgets for the biennium 2010-2011 for the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda(A/64/478, para. 27) and the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia(A/64/476, para. 24),the proposed budgets are recosted to take into account changes in operational rates of exchange, actual inflation experience, the outcome of salary surveys, the annual cost-of-living adjustments and the movement of post adjustment indices.
The procedures used in the implementation of the General Assembly decisions may be amended from time to time to take into account changing circumstances and experience gained.
The provision of education and training, designed to impart practical skills and knowledge andrevised regularly to take into account changing labour markets and national development needs, is essential and should be a prime concern of Governments.
The Bureau will reorient its presence in Southern Africa to take into account changed circumstances and new challenges, particularly the decreasing number of persons of concern and the mixed flow of economic migrants and refugees respectively.