Examples of using Evaluation would in English and their translations into Chinese
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A midterm evaluation would be held in 2015.
The team said Saturday that Barrett has transitioned from crutches to a walking boot andthat his next evaluation would take place in a week.
The evaluation would result in a report to the Conference of the Parties.
In all other instances, therefore, the completion of a management evaluation would be a prerequisite before a matter could proceed to the formal system for judicial review.
This evaluation would then direct which policy or policies were considered next.
There was also a need for more information on how UNCTAD assessed the work of the Panel of Eminent Personalities andhow its evaluation would affect UNCTAD' s work.
The evaluation would constitute the first, mandatory step of the formal proceedings.
The evaluation shall be in accordance with given weights and factors,i.e." best value" evaluation would be in the best interests of the UN, not necessarily the lowest cost.
His next evaluation would come next Friday, the same day the Lakers visit Utah.
It was noted that independent evaluation would strengthen UNDCP and contribute to improved delivery of services.
The evaluation would guide UNDP in refining its intellectual contribution to development.
The Joint Inspection Unit evaluation would be conducted at Headquarters as well as at MINUSTAH, MONUC, UNAMSIL, UNMIL and UNOCI.
Evaluation would be an ongoing process; he had already instituted the necessary training programme in the Department to prepare managers to conduct such evaluations as part of their regular work.
The COP also agreed in the decision that the evaluation would review progress made in implementing The Strategy and make appropriate recommendations on improving performance and furthering implementation.
The evaluation would take into account the Convention' s objective to protect human health and the environment from persistent organic pollutants and would consider process and outcome indicators.
Parties also agreed that the evaluation would review progress made in implementing The Strategy and make appropriate recommendations on improving performance and furthering implementation.
The evaluation would be carried out by a group of experts, representing Governments and the scientific community.
This evaluation would be the process needed to resolve the fair value measurement concerns.
The evaluation would review progress made in implementing The Strategy and make appropriate recommendations on improving performance and furthering implementation.
Centralized evaluation would address organization-wide strategic issues and should be carried out independently from those responsible for programme operations and the results it seeks to evaluate.
This evaluation would provide qualitative information on habitat quality and species abundance and diversity that may be useful in conjunction with the results of the contamination analyses.
The effectiveness evaluation would involve the extraction of relevant and available information from global monitoring reports, national reports, reports on compliance and other relevant sources of information.
Evaluation would allow UNCTAD to extend technical cooperation most effectively within the framework of its limited resources, and the unit responsible for evaluation in UNCTAD should be properly strengthened.
These evaluations would be made public.
She assured the Executive Board that traditional evaluations would continue.
The evaluations would examine the relevance, efficiency and effectiveness of missions or cross-cutting initiatives/themes.
It was hoped that these reports and evaluations would provide guidelines and indicate best practices for use in other countries.
The in-depth evaluations would cover all 27 Secretariat programmes over a maximum period of five years.
The view was expressed that thematic evaluations would provide an assessment of the cumulative effect of programmes with common purposes.
Periodic evaluations would make it possible to select the most effective non-governmental organizations and reorient the cooperation arrangements towards greater efficiency.

