Examples of using Comprehensive general in English and their translations into Russian
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Comprehensive general secondary education is compulsory.
Of these doctors, 19,624 were specialists in comprehensive general medicine.
Almost 200 specialists in comprehensive general medicine and other specialties are at work in every department of the country.
UNHCR supported the Committee's approach of introducing topic-oriented, comprehensive general recommendations.
Efforts are ongoing to improve the quality and a comprehensive General Education Quality Improvement Program(GEQIP) has been developed to this effect.
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Such clauses are being studied in order to take them into account when drafting a comprehensive general law on this matter.
After a comprehensive(general) examination, patients are offered an opportunity to continue diagnostics within the scope of a supplementary programme, or to focus upon a particular organ.
By the Third Review Conference in 2014, Peru will aim to pass a bill for a new comprehensive General Law on Persons with Disabilities.
Comprehensive general recommendations have been adopted on violence against women(No. 19), equality in marriage and family relations(No. 21), women in public life(No. 23), access to health care(No. 24) and temporary special measures No. 25.
Kaiserslautern, February 2014- Redesigned as part of the second phase of the comprehensive general refurbishment of the Westpfalz clinic, ward blocks III and IV have now been completed.
The Co-Chairs recalled that Peru provided information in 2012 which noted that, by the time ofthe Third Review Conference, Peru intends to have revised its national comprehensive General Law on Persons with Disabilities.
Following that decision, the Committee issued more detailed and comprehensive general recommendations which offer States parties clear guidance on the application of the Convention in particular situations.
Regarding nationality and succession of States,it was clear to his delegation that expanding the Commission's current work to add a comprehensive general study of legal persons in cases of succession would be useful.
Since this decision, the Committee has issued two detailed and comprehensive general recommendations that have offered States Parties clear guidance on the application of the Convention in particular situations.
Similarly, with the greatest respect and gratitude,we recall today each of the 69 partner countries who co-sponsored the comprehensive General Assembly resolution on Chernobyl last year resolution 60/14.
The Committee will consider adopting, as a priority, a comprehensive general comment on child participation as envisaged in the Convention(and more particularly in articles 12 through 17) bearing in mind that participation includes, but is not limited to, consultation and proactive initiatives by children themselves.
The reform of Italy's social assistance sector has been accompanied by an attempt to develop a comprehensive, general strategy against poverty and social exclusion, set out in the framework law 328/2000.
Comprehensive general recommendations have been adopted on violence against women(No. 19), equality in marriage and family relations(No. 21), women in public life(No. 23) and access to health care No. 24.
Following that decision, the Committee has issued more detailed and comprehensive general recommendations, which offer States parties clear guidance on the application of the Convention in particular situations.
The executive heads of the United Nations system organizations should ensure that consultancy contracts in their respective organizations are complemented by comprehensive general conditions, including conflict of interest and code of conduct provisions.
One of the long-term goals of the Committee could be the formulation of a new and comprehensive general recommendation combining the elements of existing general recommendations, as well as the experience resulting from those recommendations and the practice developed under the expanded guidelines on reservations.
In March 2000, the Human Rights Committee gave its interpretation of article 3 of the International Covenant on Civil andPolitical Rights in its comprehensive General Comment No. 28 regarding the equal rights of men and women CCPR/C/21/Rev.1/Add.10.
The Secretariat also intends to review and issue, other informational tools,including a more comprehensive"General Business Guide" in a small compact booklet for potential suppliers, which will more succinctly outline procedures to engage in business with the organizations of the United Nations system accompanied with relevant contact information, addresses and phone/fax numbers.
Furthermore, the contracts required the supplier to obtain various insurance policies or certificates covering, for example, workers' compensation and employers liability;disabilities; comprehensive general liability; and/or comprehensive automobile liability.
Organizations of the United Nations system concurred with recommendation 3,in which the Joint Inspection Unit calls for comprehensive general conditions, including conflict of interest and code of conduct provisions, within consultancy contracts, and many organizations reported movement towards, if not already compliant with, those terms.
Mr. SCHEININ introduced document CCPR/C/69/R.4, which contained a number of amendments to the second draft of the general comment made in the light of the Committee's preliminary discussion,when it had been decided to draft a comprehensive general comment on article 4 that would not be confined to the question of nonderogable rights.
In order to remedy this drafting gap, the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women(CEDAW) adopted a comprehensive general recommendation(No. 19) in 1992, which has formally recognized that violence against women constitutes a form of gender discrimination that impairs or nullifies women's enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms under international law.
It decided that the children's allowance amounts in effect as at 31 December 1997 would continue in effect until the scale of net salaries was revised as a result of either a comprehensive General Service salary survey or an interim adjustment with effect from 1 January 1998.
At its 1st and 2nd plenary meetings, on 28 August,the SBSTA addressed its work programme during a comprehensive general discussion which was followed, at the second and subsequent meetings, by consideration of the different sub-items.
The Chairperson and two members of the Subcommission for the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights, the Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights on contemporary forms of racism and a number of non-governmental organizations had participated in the discussion,which had resulted in the Committee adopting a comprehensive general recommendation on the discrimination faced by the Roma.
