Exemples d'utilisation de Course of implementing en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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In the course of implementing Agenda 21, new imbalances have emerged.
Other amendments are based on experience acquired in the course of implementing Directive 83/189/EEC.
In the course of implementing Recommendation 2, Sport Canada referred us to its NSO survey.
It will be a living document that will be developed,used and updated over the course of implementing the strategy.
In the course of implementing this roadmap, the Commission has introduced several notable initiatives.
Further detailed investigations followed which found irregularities in the course of implementing Phase 1A;
Over the course of implementing and managing change, you'll undoubtedly be met with resistance and negativity.
The Contracting Parties shall regularly inform the International Commission of the experience gained in the course of implementing this Convention.
Over the course of implementing the Municipal Plan, it is intended that all future bylaws align and support the goals of the Municipal Plan.
Material" includes anything that is created ordeveloped by the Council in the course of implementing, providing or promoting the programs and services under this Arrangement, and in which copyright subsists.
In the course of implementing the programme, relations with third countries that are not participating in the programme and relevant international organisations shall be encouraged.
Take note of the report and encourage further efforts to mainstream South-South cooperation in the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) in the course of implementing the UNDP Strategic Plan, 2008-2011; and.
In 2000, in the course of implementing the action plan for the Concept Equal Opportunities for Everyone, an elevator was installed during the repairs of the stairs at the National Art Museum to enable people with physical disabilities to enter the museum.
In addition to reporting on progress, the report, prepared by the NACIWA secretariat, will document issues, risks, opportunities andchallenges encountered in the course of implementing the action plan.
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As a compromise, he suggested that PALIPEHUTU-FNL express in detail any political concerns thatthey might have and promised that every effort would be made to address those concerns in the course of implementing the Arusha Agreement.
For example, in the course of implementing the new Market Abuse Regulation aimed at ensuring transparency in European financial markets, violations of insider law were threatened with penalties of up to 15% of company sales!
In view of the widespread adoption of IFRS in recent years, UNCTAD's Intergovernmental Working Group of Experts on International Standards of Accounting and Reporting(ISAR)has been reviewing practical issues that arise in the course of implementing IFRS, with a view to facilitating the sharing of experiences and lessons learned among member States.
In the course of implementing articles 26 and 27 of the Constitution and in accordance with the provisions of the Activities of Parties, Syndicate and Technical Organizations and Religious Minorities Act, some 230 political parties, 400 technical and syndicate associations and 60 societies of religious minorities have been licensed and are operative.
China believes that given the dual-use nature of many of the materials, equipment and technologies involved in nuclear, biological, chemical and aerospace fields,it is important that all countries, in the course of implementing their non-proliferation policies, strike a proper balance between non-proliferation and international cooperation for peaceful use of the relevant high technologies.
The development and implementation of effective measures against smuggling of migrants, both in the course of implementing the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime and the Migrants Protocol and otherwise, will lead to significant decreases in the smuggling of migrants and the incidence of related criminal activities worldwide by 2005, while at the same time protecting the basic rights and human dignity of migrants.