Examples of using Database provides in English and their translations into Russian
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The database provides the foundation for more detailed levels II and III surveys.
The secretariat has benefited from easier management of questionnaire replies through the electronic system and the assistance the database provides for preparing summary reports.
The database provides a valuable source of information on violence against women.
United Nations Bibliographic Information System(UNBIS): this database provides comprehensive bibliographic access to the documentary output of the United Nations and to the Library's non-UN holdings, as well as access to voting records and to citations to speeches.
A database provides the name, information about the place of birth and whereabouts and photos of roughly 800 offenders.
For each organisation the database provides information about its aims and objectives, geographical and sector coverage, deadlines, a note on how to apply and a link to the relevant website.
The database provides information on core economic variables disaggregated by industry and enterprise size.
United Nations Bibliographic Information System(UNBIS): this database provides comprehensive bibliographic access to the documentary output of the United Nations and to the Library's non-UN holdings, as well as access to the full text of UN resolutions, to voting records and to citations to speeches.
The database provides a collection of instruments for the conservation and management of sharks.
This database provides information on total population by gender and age.
The database provides a strategic resource for other ECE programmes to store and disseminate data.
The database provides an easy, transparent search with requested information displaying without delays.
The database provides information on core economic variables disaggregated by industry and service sectors and enterprise size.
The database provides a basis for the effective monitoring of progress at the subnational level in a more scientific way.
The database provides detailed, complete and, most of all, quickly available information on all aspects of communications.
The database provides information for all countries, including those with a population size of under 200,000 persons in 1990.
The database provides information for poison centre professionals and clinical toxicologists, and is available in many languages.
The database provides information, updated weekly, on current and past industrial designs registered under the Hague System.
The database provides a complete version and change history of each template, as well as a complete print history for every label ever printed.
The database provides source data for publications and articles on the economic and social development of the ECE region, and helps identify priorities for ECE methodological work.
The Database provides information on all tsunami-related assistance projects, including location, sector, donor and implementing agency as well as project results.
The Database provides information regarding the status of implementation of recommendations, which is based on the reports submitted by Governments and United Nations organizations.
This database provides 90 time series of indicators on telecommunications such as network infrastructure, revenues, expenses and investment of operators, trade in telecommunications equipment, etc.
This database provides 90 time series of indicators on telecommunications such as network infrastructure, revenues, expenses and investment of operators, Internet indicators, trade in telecommunications equipment, etc.
For sanitation, the database provides information on wastewater discharged, the percentage of the population with access to public wastewater collection systems, and the percentage connected to wastewater treatment.
A full-text database provides a comprehensive coverage of high-quality literature in all fields of science by providing access to more than 25,000 journal titles and 11,000 books from the collection of the publisher“ Elsevier”.
This database provides the sources for the popular UNECE Countries in Figures publication, as well as regular short articles on the economic and social development of the UNECE region, published in the UNECE Weekly newsletter.
Such a database provides a single source of historic information about asset recovery actions for the use of on-going investigations and also facilitates greater understanding and co-operation among competent authorities.
This database provides public and digital access to the Tribunal's court records, comprises nearly 160,000 court filings, and is an important vehicle for the transfer of the Tribunal's knowledge and expertise to the region of the former Yugoslavia and beyond.
The database provides a selection of country-level statistical indicators(mostly presented as time-series) showing the current situation and recent trends in numerous aspects of population, resources, environment and development.