Examples of using Forecasting techniques in English and their translations into Arabic
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Sales forecasting techniques.
Models, scenarios and other forecasting techniques;
Financial forecasting techniques for analysts.
Some Parties plan to expand theirnetwork of meteorological stations and develop forecasting techniques to obtain early warnings.
Chapter 8: Combining forecasting techniques and rapid estimates.
Forecasting techniques in the treatment of prostate cancer- reduced side effects.
Models, scenarios and other forecasting techniques, including early warning mechanisms;
Assistance will also be provided in the articulation ofnational development strategies, sectoral planning, long-term perspective planning, forecasting techniques and multinational and subnational(regional) planning.
Apply several forecasting techniques to better manage uncertainties in budgeting.
Steps should be taken to ensure the application of a uniform methodology for projection,as well as to improve forecasting techniques so as to arrive at more reliable projections in the future.
Apply demand forecasting techniques to improve planning of procurement activities.
The Advisory Committee reiterates the request it made in paragraph 57 of its first report on the proposed programme budget for 2002-20032 that steps should be taken to ensure the application of a uniformmethodology for projection as well as to improve forecasting techniques so as to arrive at more reliable projections in the future.
Employ qualitative and quantitative material forecasting techniques for a streamlined logistical operation.
Better financial forecasting techniques and a deeper understanding of costs are essential to improve performance, and training in these matters will be imparted as soon as there is a sufficiently respectable body of knowledge ready to be imparted.
The Centre has also generated 12 global fleet utilization reports and recommendations in order to achieve the maximum and optimal use of a fewer number of aircraft for strategic airlift movements, and has produced network andfleet planning reports through the use of progressive forecasting techniques to identify the true demand for air support.
Apply different forecasting techniques that will help in making financial and business decisions.
The Committee recalls paragraph 130 of its first report on the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2004-2005,4 in which it requested onceagain that steps be taken to improve forecasting techniques and recommended that the Secretary-General, wherever feasible, provide broad explanations of variances in projected extrabudgetary resources.
Several combined forecasting techniques have been proposed in the literature to deal with a variety of practical cases.
A wide range of tools and methodologies are relevant to the Platform and related activities, including but not restricted to the following: modelling and monitoring of production and consumption patterns and their impactson biodiversity and ecosystem services; scenarios and other forecasting techniques; risk analysis; cost-benefit analysis; valuation and accounting methods; indicators; and assessment methodologies.
Furthermore, in a Bayesian framework, combining forecasting techniques is the most reliable means of producing density forecasts. .
During the biennium, emphasis will be given to technical cooperation activities in the areas of public investment programming, management and monitoring. Support will be given in developing and strengthening information systems for planning and management. Assistance will be provided in the articulation ofnational development strategies, sectoral planning, long-term perspective planning, forecasting techniques and multinational and subnational(regional) planning.
(b) Economic research with modelling and forecasting techniques and normative approaches, including human rights-based approaches to development that are relevant to the regional context;
(a) Advisory services on public-investment programming, management and monitoring; foreign-debt and balance-of-payment issues; short-term and operational planning, budget deficits, coordinating external assistance, mobilization of financial resources and activities related to structural adjustment and recovery programmes; developing and strengthening information systems for planning and management; articulation of national development strategies, including the preparation of country strategy notes, sectoral planning,long-term perspective planning, forecasting techniques and multinational and subnational(regional) planning;
Assistance is provided in such areas as public investment programming and monitoring, forecasting techniques, short-term and operational planning, mobilization of financial resources and activities related to structural adjustment and recovery programmes and foreign-debt and balance-of-payments issues.
These planned activities included:(a) training in the forecasting techniques of contraceptive requirements and logistics management;(b) conducting mid-term follow-up studies to the case-studies already completed;(c) developing and refining the contraceptive commodity database in order to include more prospective data; and(d) organizing more in-depth studies, giving priority to sub-Saharan African countries and least developed countries.
Organizing subregional workshops aimed at increasing the knowledge andimproving the skills of national officials to use short-term forecasting techniques for more effective fiscal distribution and workshops on financial database management, analysis and adoption of policies to promote development finance and implementation of obligations under the Monterrey Consensus.
(a) Advisory services on strengthening countries 'capacities in social policy and programme design; forecasting techniques for base populations and their critical components, and multinational, subregional and regional population planning; and coordination of external technical and financial assistance within the framework of developing countries ' demographic and socio-economic development priorities, policies and plans;
The new risk forecasting technique is a positive step forward and the assignment of costs to risks appears reasonable.
As noted by the Board in paragraph 27 of its report, the new risk forecasting technique used by the Administration for the capital master plan is a positive step forward and the assignment of costs to risks appears reasonable.
While the Board of Auditors considers the new risk forecasting technique adopted by the Administration a positive step forward, it notes that the technique is not actively used as part of the process to determine the contingency(ibid., paras. 27 and 28).
