Examples of using Concluding chapter in English and their translations into Russian
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The concluding chapter of this report outlines challenges and opportunities.
In fact I cannot do better than repeat to you what I wrote in the concluding chapter.
Concluding chapter VI provides a short outlook for the period from 2002 onwards.
This note is divided into four substantive chapters followed by a concluding chapter.
In the concluding chapter(6), Sarah Graham-Brown examines the role of the curriculum.
He wrote it in present tense,constructed an entire chapter in poetry, and made the concluding chapter into the script of a play.
In this concluding chapter recommendations are made on how that can be achieved.
A narrative sequel to Arkham City, Batman: Arkham Knight, was released on June 23, 2015 andis the series' concluding chapter.
The concluding chapter presents conclusions on policy trends and challenges for the development of the network.
Was rescheduled for release in late October, and the concluding chapter of the story, Amazing Spider-Man 545, was rescheduled for November.
The concluding chapters draw out common experiences, needs and concerns, and issues for further consideration.
This publication represent fragments of one of the concluding chapters of the manual for the course«Methodology of psychological research» that A.
The concluding chapter emphasizes the importance of both the progress made so far and continued progress in eHealth for the WHO European Region.
The Committee may wish to comment on the conceptual and organizational issues andtake decisions on the matters raised in the concluding chapter of the document.
The concluding chapter brings certain pertinent matters related to illicit drug trafficking to the attention of the Commission.
The report also contains a brief overview of the organizational arrangements for the Congress,as well as a concluding chapter identifying issues on which action is required by the Commission.
The concluding chapter on"staying engaged" highlighted the latest events in the financing for development follow-up process.
The benefits of healthy mountain soils go beyond mountain regions and contribute to the wellbeing of the worldat large," writes Ronald Vargas, one of FAO's soil experts, says in the concluding chapter.
Encourages Member States to continue to give active consideration to the recommendations contained in the concluding chapter of the study and to assist the Secretary-General in their implementation where appropriate;
In the concluding chapter, and in paragraph 1140 in particular, the Secretary-General alludes to a set of new directions and ideas for future restructuring of the Organization through the formation of clusters.
The Working Party will also be presented with a discussion document on a Pan-European vision for efficient and sustainable inland water transport(ECE/TRANS/SC.3/2010/4)which will be used as a basis for the concluding chapter of the White Paper.
In the concluding chapter, the report will outline the main orientations that will guide further efforts by the organizations of the system to enhance the effectiveness of their support for the implementation of the Millennium Declaration.
Using the 1996 UNECE White Paper as a benchmark andbased on the analysis provided in draft Chapters I to III(ECE/TRANS/SC.3/2010/2 and ECE/TRANS/SC.3/2010/3), this concluding chapter of the draft UNECE White Paper reviews the potential and challenges for IWT development and offers six policy recommendations that could be part of a pan-European vision towards efficient and sustainable inland water transport.
In the concluding chapter, the Inspector discusses the ways and means by which the organizations could use the procurement function as a development tool in the recipient countries, using a two-track approach.
Based on this note and the draft Chapter I on the current state of the European network of inland waterways of international importance(ECE/TRANS/SC.3/2010/2),the Working Party may wish to discuss the policy recommendations in the draft concluding Chapter IV on the Pan-European vision for efficient and sustainable inland water transport(ECE/TRANS/SC.3/2010/4) and provide further instructions to the secretariat on the finalization of the White Paper.
Moreover, as discussed in the concluding chapter of this note, it is not sufficient for a country to have a competition law on its statute books; it is necessary for its competition policy to have an effective impact on the economy.
The concluding chapter gives an overview of the potential roles that Governments, the private sector and international organizations can play in promoting these mechanisms in order to enable developing country exporters to convert market access opportunities into effective market entry.
Using the 1996 White Paper as a benchmark andbased on the analysis provided in Chapters 1 to 3, this concluding chapter reviews the potential and challenges for IWT development and offers the policy recommendations that could be part of a pan-European vision towards efficient and sustainable inland water transport.
The concluding chapter identifies implications for commodity policy, with an assessment of policy actions which could mitigate negative effects that changing market structures may have on developing countries and countries in transition; and also identifies some of the open policy questions which experts may wish to address.
Building on the analysis provided in the first three chapters, the concluding chapter 4 gives a general appreciation of the results of more than a decade of IWT polices, sets out key elements of a pan-European vision for efficient and sustainable inland water transport and suggests possible follow up actions by SC.3.