Examples of using Revised classification in English and their translations into Arabic
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The expert grouprecommended that countries be encouraged to test the revised classification.
Report of the Secretary-General on the draft revised Classification of Individual Consumption(COICOP).
The revised classification of the General Service posts would have an impact on the survey results.
Report of the Secretary-General on the draft revised Classification of the Functions of Government(COFOG).
A revised classification was proposed by Wright(1992).[5] It adds some diagenetic patterns and can be summarized as follows.
(g) Recommended that the high costs of implementing a revised classification be considered in the revision process;
The revised Classification should be submitted for approval and endorsement to the Statistical Commission at its forty-fifth session, in 2014.
Report of the Secretary-General on the draft revised Classification of Individual Consumption(COICOP)(E/CN.3/1994/2, para. 54).
(a) Technical measures, including the distinction between SPS and TBT measures, should be reflected in the revised classification.
A uniform set of revised classification criteria is set out in section 3 of the Act.
It is expected that the Statistics Division willconduct a similar review exercise for the newly revised Classification of the Functions of Government(COFOG).
For instance, under the revised classification system, marine pollution control is now included under“Biosphere protection”.
A Technical Subgroup should be formed to do a technical review of the classification andprepare drafts for a revised classification, which should then be presented to the Expert Group for endorsement.
These revised classifications have been incorporated into the most recent list of non-governmental organizations in status with UNCTAD, circulated in TD/B/NGO/LIST/1.
Report of the Secretary-General on the draft revised Classification of the Functions of Government(COFOG)(E/CN.3/1994/2, para. 54).
An Expert Group Meeting on Methods for Conducting Time-Use Surveys was convened in October 2000 to discuss methodological guidelines for the conduct of time-use surveys andto review the revised classification.
As a worldwide process, the implementation of the revised classifications should be considered as a key element in building statistical capacity.
In conclusion, it is recommended that the baseline data compiled by the Secretariat during the period of testing should be reviewed at the 2011Contingent-Owned Equipment Working Group in the context of the revised classification system.
It will be recalled that, at the second part of its forty-first session,the Board agreed to the revised classification of non-governmental organizations in the Special Category, as contained in document TD/B/41(2)/CRP.2.
The Committee considered the need to revise the current classification of statistical activities and agreed that the Statistics Division, assisted by the regional commissions and OECD,would propose a revised classification.
For CPC,the Technical Subgroup has yet to develop a clear definition of the revised classification, its new structure, its links to other classifications, and its role and application within the System of National Accounts.
In this revised classification, WFP reported 9.0 per cent of contributions as" core funding", which more accurately reflects the percentage of resources it receives that are closely equivalent to what other United Nations organizations consider core funding.
At the same meeting,the Board agreed to the recommendations of the Officer-in-Charge of UNCTAD and of the Bureau regarding the revised classification of non-governmental organizations in the special category, as contained in the annex to document TD/B/41(2)/CRP.2.
(e) Expressed concern that the 11th revision of the International Classification of Diseases might be too complex and challenging for countries to implement, and requested the World Health Organization to give sufficient time to the revision process andto subject the revised classification to field testing and assessment before adoption;
At the second part of its forty-first session,the Board agreed to the recommendations of the Officer-in-Charge of UNCTAD regarding the revised classification of non-governmental organizations in the special category, as contained in the annex to document TD/B/41(2)/CRP.2 and now reflected in the present document.
A number of supplementary documents to support the understanding of new concepts in ISIC and CPC andto support switching from previous classifications to the newly revised classifications are currently being prepared and will be made available successively in electronic and hard copy formats.
(iii) Technical material(hard copy and electronic issuances):cost-of-living survey reports(360); revised Classification Manual; manuals on the United Nations salary system(1); post adjustment systems(3); monthly updated post adjustment indices with respect to exchange rate movement, inflation and rental subsidy thresholds(24); daily subsistence allowance circulars(24); mobility hardship schemes(4).
(iii) Technical material(hard copy and electronic issuances): cost-of-living survey reports and monthly updated post adjustment indices with respect to exchange rate movement,inflation and rental subsidy thresholds(24 circulars); revised Classification Manual(1); manuals on the United Nations salary system(2); post adjustment systems(1); daily subsistence allowance circulars(24); mobility hardship schemes(4).
Specifically, the information will provide ameasure of the progress made in implementing newly revised classifications such as the International Standard Industrial Classification, Revision 4, the Central Product Classification, version 2, and the International Standard Classification of Occupations(ISIC-08).
At its fifteenth executive session, in June 1997,the Board agreed to the recommendations of the Secretary-General of UNCTAD regarding the revised classification of non-governmental organizations in the special category, as contained in the annex to document TD/B/EX(15)/3 and now reflected in the present document.