Examples of using Considerable workload in English and their translations into Russian
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The transformation of the data into a standard format is, at present, a considerable workload and not fully efficient.
We are very aware of the considerable workload now faced by the Commission and are concerned at the implications for the timely consideration of submissions.
Moreover, the elaboration of a new accounting system is an urgent task which implies a considerable workload.
Her delegation was of the view that, in the light of the considerable workload involved, it would be appropriate to submit reports at two-year intervals.
The lack of cooperation between the Government andnon-governmental organizations was partly due to the considerable workload experienced by both sides.
The Chairman pointed out that paragraphs 3 and4 would mean a considerable workload for the administrations of the member countries of CCNR and the Danube countries.
The proposed Regulation acknowledges that the new transmission programme is demanding andthat its implementation represents a considerable workload. .
The original monitoring system as developed in 1998 imposed a considerable workload on both new and existing members.
Despite its considerable workload, the Committee on the Rights of the Child had the smallest number of members of all the human rights treaty bodies.
Therefore the management anddonor reporting process is very time-consuming and creates a considerable workload throughout the Organization.
The Committee was faced with a considerable workload as a result of the large number of ratifications of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination.
The President of the Tribunal would welcome a replacement for Judge Vaz,since her departure will increase the already considerable workload of Appeals Chamber judges.
Pacific Islands Forum countries are aware of the very considerable workload now faced by the Commission and are concerned at the implications for the timely consideration of submissions.
Prior to the commencement of the International Year,the mandates concerning indigenous peoples entrusted to the Centre for Human Rights already constituted a substantial programme with major responsibilities involving a considerable workload.
Lastly, he was aware of the considerable workload before the Committee; the Human Rights Treaties Division would provide any assistance the Committee required.
In that respect, it is very important to complete the process of staffing and budgeting the special war crimes chamber of Bosnia andHerzegovina's State Court while taking into account the considerable workload to be put before it in the near future.
However, it noted with concern that the measure contained in paragraph 1 of the decision would not be helpful in reducing the considerable workload of the Commission if the issues of financial support for members of the Commission and appropriate resources for the Secretariat were not addressed.
The Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf, whose recommendations are crucial for the delineation of the limits of the shelf beyond 200 nautical miles and, consequently, for the establishment of the limits of the Area,is facing a considerable workload.
In particular, the unfailing commitment of the Meeting of States Parties to identify measures to assist the Commission in addressing its considerable workload and to examine submissions efficiently and in a speedy manner has been appreciated by the Commission.
While acknowledging that the Committee had a considerable workload at the current session, he recalled the arrangements that had been made to facilitate informal consultations and negotiations, notwithstanding the budgetary constraints, and asked delegations to make the most of the time allotted so that the Committee might complete its work by 6 December 2002, as scheduled.
The Commission, having agreed to increase the number of weeks of its sessions per year to 21 in order to address its considerable workload, held its thirtyfirst and thirty-second sessions from 21 January to 8 March 2013 and from 15 July to 30 August 2013.
The submission by States of periodic reports made ongoing monitoring of the treaty system possible, although, given the large backlog in their submission to andconsideration by the treaty bodies, it represented a considerable workload for both the States and bodies in question.
The experts are of the view that the current mandate given to a group of seven thematic special procedures mandate holders,who undertake this task in addition to the considerable workload entailed by their respective mandates, does not have the necessary flexibility and reactivity to ensure a regular dialogue with the Congolese authorities, and is therefore not the most suitable mechanism to respond to the specific needs of the country.
Because of the number of global-level polio and enterovirus laboratories and Europe-based polio vaccine manufacturers l ikely to require polio essential facility(PEF) status,the Region will face a considerable workload in fully implementing all polio containment requirements.
While the guidelines improve the transparency of the financial aspects of SDS management, a considerable workload will be placed on the Unit to process the shipment and replenishment requests, including preparation of requests for allotments and redeployment of funds on behalf of field missions receiving SDS equipment, pre-encumbrance of funds upon receipt of allotments and estimating equipment replacement and freight costs.
Finally, on a procedural note, a group of delegations and an individual delegation encouraged the President of the General Assembly,in the light of the considerable workload before the Working Group, to continue looking for a second Co-Chair, following past practice.
With respect to the proposed requirement in paragraph 8 that the implementation reports be circulated in the official languages of the Protocol, the secretariat pointed out that while this was a desirable goal,it implied a considerable workload for the secretariat notably editing and translation.
Mr. Herndl said that he doubted that the proposal on the creation of a single treaty body would really resolve the problems facing the existing treaty bodies, namely: the failure of States parties to submit their reports on time;the fact that the committees could not cope with a considerable workload by meeting two or three times a year; and the difficulty that the Committees had in having their recommendations implemented.
MINUSCA has created a considerable additional workload for the Engineering Section of the Logistics Support Division.
Both processes require the commitment of considerable resources, additional workload and skills.