Примеры использования Useful reference document на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Once published, they could be a useful reference document for end users.
AC.3 agreed that the guidelines tabled by the United States of America provided a useful reference document.
The IP is a very useful reference document- a coherent catalogue of almost all planned work in international statistics.
The material will be used as a basis for discussions during the course, butis also designed to serve as useful reference documents.
It was regarded as a useful reference document on international concepts, definitions and rules for both traditional market and transition economies.
We welcome these changes, which we believe make the report a more useful reference document and a more useful analytical tool.
Resolution No. 31 remains a useful reference document, listing the minimum requirements accepted at the pan-European level, and facilitating the bilateral or multilateral agreements on mutual recognition of licences;
Mr. LINDGREN ALVES said that the Committee's annual report to the General Assembly was a useful reference document for the Committee itself.
The report before us is,in Australia's view, a useful reference document which summarizes the extensive work carried out by the Security Council over the last year.
The Committee's general recommendation No. 32 on the meaning andscope of special measures in the Convention might be a useful reference document for that unit.
The draft rules of procedure for the platform's plenary(document UNEP/IPBES.MI/1/5) is a useful reference document when considering which rules of procedure need to be in place before the establishment of IPBES.
Appreciation was expressed for the report on programme performance of the United Nations for the biennium 2000-2001, which was considered to be a comprehensive,informative and useful reference document on the performance of the Secretariat.
Members are of the view that the report is a useful reference document, especially in the context of the memorandum of understanding recently proposed by the African Union on its prospects for effective cooperation with the United Nations.
Delegations unanimously welcomed the Global Report 2002 as a clear,transparent and useful reference document, and congratulated UNHCR on its quality.
While it appears unlikely that the document will be finalized in the near future, many of the elements identified in the draft document have already been addressed, as noted above(see para.30), and, once finalized, it will serve as a useful reference document.
The benefits of good documentation were perceived to be wider than providing useful reference documents for the training and induction of staff.
A useful reference document is the Manual on Statistics of International Trade in Services(MSITS), which was developed jointly by international bodies such as the IMF, OECD, WTO, the United Nations Statistics Division, the Statistical Office of the European Communities(Eurostat) and UNCTAD United Nations et al., 2002.
In addition to those measures,the Council has also considered the need to make its annual report an easier and more useful reference document for all Member States.
The Proceedings of the Melbourne Workshop have been published andare now regarded as a useful reference document for States Parties which are in the process of reviewing and enhancing the effectiveness of their national implementation of the BWC.
The OECD definition and the North American Commission for Environmental Cooperation's Council Resolution of 13 June 2000 were cited as useful reference documents with respect to core elements of a PRTR.
The prevailing view of the RCs and POs was that the guidance notes served as useful reference documents, which, apart from furthering accountability and providing practical support for the RCs, also served to improve system-wide coherence of RC system operations.
I simply wished to highlight those issues which I see as essential, which, as I see it, in no way detracts from the importance of other developments in the report:the report is an extremely useful reference document on the activities of the Organization.
The UNESCO intersectoral monograph, currently under preparation,would be a most useful reference document and should perhaps be circulated, when finalized, to all relevant UNDP, ESCAP and other offices.
The Group was encouraged by the fact that States recognized the need for regulation, andit hoped that the draft convention introduced in the Council in 2010 would continue to serve as a useful reference document for discussion on what form regulation should take.
The delegation of Cuba believes, however, that the report submitted by the Working Group is, in general terms,merely a useful reference document, as the proposals officially submitted to the Working Group by States or groups of States are annexed to it.
In addition, the Government of Japan hopes that the guidelines of the International Search and Rescue Advisory Group(INSARAG)will be continuously improved as a useful reference document for both donors and recipient countries and that they will become the international standard in that area.
It is mainly because of that spirit of understanding and mutual respect for all human beings, regardless of their station, nationality or beliefs,that my country considers this Encyclical to be a useful reference document on international issues that can help Member States and other international actors in coping with the difficult environment we now face and, in particular, in shaping a response to it by the United Nations.
The secretariat informed the Working Party that participants of the meeting had concluded that the basic requirements in the CCNR, DC, UNECE and EC regulations and recommendations were largely harmonized andthat Resolution No. 31 remained a useful reference document, listing the minimum requirements accepted at the pan-European level, and facilitating the bilateral or multilateral agreements on mutual recognition of licences.
We have been pleased by the reports that a number of signatories have found this document a useful reference for their own legislation.
While it lacks analytical content that might have stimulated more substantive debate on this item,the report is useful as a reference document.