Примеры использования Was to monitor на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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My job was to monitor those men.
A general discussion of democracy was not in keeping with the Committee's task, which was to monitor the implementation of human rights.
His job was to monitor the Austrian financial policy.
The main use, considered at that time as statistical, was to monitor and control the fulfilment of the plan.
His job was to monitor OKO, the Soviet early warning system.
The purpose of the Office of the Procurator for the Protection of Human Rights was to monitor the implementation of domestic and international human rights instruments.
Its remit was to monitor the situation of migrants and make proposals in that regard.
The role of the National Disability Authority was to monitor compliance with domestic disability legislation.
His duty was to monitor the radio broadcasts from Poland and sometimes he could do that at the beach.
On production, the role of member States was to monitor the quality of publications, not the quantity.
Previously, it was to monitor the best available technologies on the market and their applications in specific activities in the company's portfolio.
A system for collecting, recording and analysing information was essential if UNHCR was to monitor programme and project implementation by its operational partners.
The group's goal was to monitor the Soviet Government's compliance with the Helsinki Accords, which ensure human rights.
One of the mainactivities undertaken by UNHCR, in collaboration with the authorities, was to monitor the settlement of returnees and to ensure that their rights were not violated.
The Committee's mandate was to monitor the implementation of the Convention in a responsible and impartial manner, without taking sides.
The Legislative Assembly had set up a Human Rights Committee,whose principal task was to monitor legislative activities and to propose draft legislation on human rights.
The Council's main objective was to monitor the implementation of measures aimed at promoting the rights of children and to seek new ways of improving their lives.
Bedrich Moldan, Director of Charles University, Prague, and Chair of the Commission at its ninth session,said one task-- if not the main task-- of the Commission was to monitor the implementation of Agenda 21.
The initial mandate of IEA was to monitor the oil situation in OECD member countries.
Many delegations noted the increasing demand for civilian police in United Nations peacekeeping operations,where their primary role was to monitor and assist the local police forces.
One of the purposes of the visit was to monitor the distribution of core relief items for 10,000 persons.
In that area, the Government worked in cooperation with(NGOs) such as the Office for the Legal Protection of Ethnic Minorities,whose role was to monitor violations of the rights of the Roma and give them legal protection.
The main function of the Commission was to monitor the observance of human rights among the units of the Executive concerned.
Turning to the subject of administrative structures for dealing with minorities,he said one of the duties of the Office for Minorities within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs was to monitor Albania's compliance with its international obligations in the field of national minority rights.
Their task was to monitor and record the behaviours, interactions and engagements of participants during the groupwork sessions for that day's module.
Ms. Ragnarsdóttir(Iceland), referring to question 10,said that the main role of the Data Protection Authority was to monitor the processing of data regarded as personal under the Act on the Protection of Privacy.
Its purpose was to monitor the implementation of international humanitarian law, raise awareness and train civil servants and the armed forces.
Ms. Vasika Pola Ngandu(Democratic Republic of the Congo)added that the Ministry had put into place gender focal points whose role was to monitor, within their particular structures, how issues of equality and parity were handled.
Its purpose was to monitor the implementation of international humanitarian law, raise awareness and train civil servants and the armed forces.
The CHAIRPERSON said that, because of the limited number of ratifications of the Convention, the Committee had tended to assume an advocacy role,when it should perhaps have been more mindful of its core function, which was to monitor States parties' implementation of their treaty obligations.