Examples of using Guidelines address in English and their translations into Russian
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The most commonly approved guidelines address diabetes.
The guidelines addressed the recommendations of the Board.
To discuss whether there is a need to develop guidelines addressing this issue;
The Guidelines address a wide range of issues relating to the progressive realization of the right to food.
Out of the 13 guidelines available on protected areas, six guidelines address marine protected areas.
Out of which seven guidelines address‘forest landscapes', three‘prescribed fire' five‘species re-introductions' and four on‘watersheds.
Various actions have been undertaken to promote and implement sustainable forest management, including the development and implementation of policy tools and instruments such as criteria and indicators for sustainable forest management, forest certification,legality verification and guidelines addressing specific areas of sustainable forest management.
Therefore, the need for draft guidelines addressing the issue of permissibility was questioned.
The guidelines address issues related to the engagement and use of consultants and are presented as an annex to this report.
A suggestion was made to set out those obligations in guidelines addressed to ODR providers and neutrals rather than in the Rules.
The present Guidelines address various important aspects of rock-art sites that should be taken into consideration when nominations are being prepared.
The guidelines address strategic, organizational, economic, regulatory and technological aspects of energy efficiency policies.
The Guidelines address effects of acidifying pollutants, nutrient nitrogen, ozone, heavy metals and persistent organic pollutants POPs.
The Guidelines address many difficult and complex issues, some of which may or may not be relevant to the situation in a particular country.
These guidelines address how the PEC perspective could be included in sectoral as well as integrated basic services programmes.
The present guidelines address the human rights implications of development-linked evictions and related displacement in urban and/or rural areas.
The present Guidelines address crime and its effects on victims and society and take into account the growing internationalization of criminal activities.
In other cases, the guidelines address issues on which the Conventions are silent but set out rules that are clearly customary in nature;
In other cases, the guidelines address issues on which the Conventions are silent but set out rules the customary nature of which is hardly in doubt;
While the present draft guidelines address various aspects of atmospheric degradation, both transboundary and global in nature, the causes of such environmental degradation are diverse.
The guidelines address the institutional, legal and economic frameworks for social housing as well as experience with social housing design, and analyse the role of social housing policies for society at large.
The Guidelines address, inter alia, environmental monitoring programmes, mine-site rehabilitation, pollution control, recycling and waste disposal and corporate and regulatory incentives.
Some of its recent guidelines addressed topics such as qualification requirements for professional accountants and accounting and financial reporting for environmental costs and liabilities.
The guidelines address the necessity for witness protection programmes, policies for their establishment, crimes and witnesses requiring protection measures, rights and obligations of States and witnesses, together with in-court procedural protection.
Furthermore, the Unit's new guidelines address in detail the collaboration and the division of labour between the Unit and the Department for General Assembly and Conference Management, in particular in providing support to the Special Committee.
Along with PCBs, these technical guidelines address polychlorinated terphenyls(PCTs) and polybrominated biphenyls(PBBs) as a class or category of substances owing to similarities in the physico-chemical and toxicological properties of these substances.
These recommendations and guidelines address six areas in which we believe immediate action is feasible and likely to generate tangible results for international trade: customs, transport, banking and insurance, information for trade, business practices, and telecommunications.
The Board recommends that UNITAR issue guidelines addressing the discrepancy outlined by the General Assembly between the decline in contributions to the General Fund of the Institute and the increase in industrialized countries' participation in its programmes, and to comply with article III, paragraph 2, of its statute.
These proposed guidelines address management issues affecting the acceptance of gratis personnel that include policies on their status, the nature of functions to be discharged, accountability, standards of conduct, selection, geographical distribution and the financial implications.
The present draft guidelines address human activities that directly or indirectly introduce deleterious substances or energy into the atmosphere or alter the composition of the atmosphere, and that have or are likely to have significant adverse effects on human life and health and the earth's natural environment;