Examples of using Basis for defining in English and their translations into Russian
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Determine legal basis for defining routes for freight 1.
The Declaration on the Elimination of Violence against Women provides a basis for defining gender-based violence.
It also provides a basis for defining recovery and reconstruction needs.
The minimum standards of political equality provided under those options remained the basis for defining self-government in the 21st century.
They form the basis for defining strategic goals and for assessing the effects of initiated interventions.
The recommendations will form the basis for defining and planning future steps.
Some delegations expressed reservations about using the draft statutes for the ad hoc Tribunals orthe draft Code of Crimes as a basis for defining the crimes.
The first paragraph of article 19 is the basis for defining the scope of the confidentiality principle.
This can serve as a basis for defining a third type of LAS accounting relationship, which will make use of the convention that time used for work by employed persons must be absorbed by filled posts.
Russian NGOs, such as Memorial,reported that they were using the Guiding Principles as the basis for defining the rights of internally displaced persons.
Though income dependency is attractive as a basis for defining the agricultural community in a"narrow" sense, it is possible that the interest may be in households that use labour input to agriculture, or in some combination of income dependency and labour input.
His delegation agreed that the mechanisms should besupplemental to domestic action, but saw no basis for defining"supplemental" in quantitative terms.
The outputs of the pilot projects will form the basis for defining an operational model for future South-South cooperation initiatives and agreements.
Mr. FADL(Sudan) said that the Statute should include aggression and supported the view of the representative of Syria thatGeneral Assembly resolution 3314(XXIX) of 1974 should form the basis for defining aggression.
II Evaluation of demand for data as a basis for defining the Population Census 2000 information mandate.
It refers to the sources relevant to the progressive development and codification of the law on the topic and provides relevant information on the physical characteristics of the atmosphere,which will serve as a basis for defining the atmosphere in legal terms.
We agree that the earlier discussions on the proposed format should be the basis for defining the recommendations that the Commission will propose on ways and means to achieve nuclear disarmament.
She recalled that the definition of forced labour was notclear in the protocol, and that the ILO Convention which was mentioned in regard to the protocol did not provide the basis for defining that term because it provided no explicit definition of it.
The information exchanged andstudies carried out by the Participants will be the basis for defining priorities, budgets and time schedules for specific measures necessary for the coordinated development of the Corridor, as well as rules on the use and operation of the Corridor.
Since that term was not part of the ordinary vocabulary of the United Nations system andhad not been fully accepted by its policy-making organs, it should not be used as a basis for defining UNIDO's programmes and interventions in the area of post-crisis reconstruction.
This meeting established the basis for defining business objects; it recognized a sequence of potential steps for the development of business objects by the different standard-setting organizations; it urged for the recognition of proven solutions as standards; it identified principles for the development of a repository of business objects; and, finally, it outlined steps for further action.
The same distribution that characterizes the structure of student population will provide some basis for defining the teaching strategy: timing and forms of subject content presentation, ways of organizing students' communication in class, etc.
Reaffirms the right of all refugees and displaced persons from the area of the former Yugoslavia to return voluntarily to their homes safely and with dignity,with the assistance of the international community, and in this regard, notes that the 1991 census is the basis for defining the population structure of the Republic of Croatia;
In summary, over the past 30 years, the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea has provided a solid international legal basis for defining the rights and obligations of coastal States and for settling issues related to the sea and the oceans, including sea disputes.
However, the decision invokes the Council of Europe Convention of 28 January 1981 for the Protection of Individuals with regard to Automatic Processing of Personal Data according to which personal data in relevant SIS II alerts concerning police andjudicial cooperation in criminal matters must be protected and as the basis for defining categories of data whose processing in SIS II will be prohibited.
On this basis, he reached the conclusion that sphere of influence concept combines too many different dimensions to serve as the basis for defining the scope of due diligence, and that influence by itself is an inappropriate basis for assigning corporate responsibility.
To this end, the Task Force has undertaken employment policy reviews in a sample of six countries, chosen to represent the diversity of circumstances faced by economies in different regions and at various levels of development,with a view to providing a sound empirical basis for defining the framework and modalities for inter-agency efforts at the country level.
The initial analysis was developed further during the meeting with the goal of adopting the draft working paper at the end of the meeting as the basis for defining national actions and responsibilities in the implementation of the Convention's key trade-related provisions.
In discussion of the relationship between the E-road network and the ESCAP Asian Highway network, the opinion prevailed that the objective was not to draw a dividing line between the two networks butrather to find a basis for defining a coherent international road network in the countries which were members of both ECE and ESCAP.
On the subject of the promotion of equal opportunities in relation to the integration of aliens and asylum-seekers, the Slovene Parliament had adopted a Resolution on Immigration Policy,which formed the basis for defining the role of Slovenia's immigration policy in Europe and the principle of burden-sharing, as well as providing a systematic approach to the regulation of the immigration and integration of aliens and refugees.