Examples of using In-depth work in English and their translations into Russian
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In-depth work identified by the facilitators includes the following.
Eschatology of War" by 1914- for dipping into atmosphere of wartime and in-depth work on selected topic.
We very much look forward to the more in-depth work that will be carried out on the four clusters identified by the President.
Respondents pointed out that the publication Policy Framework for Sustainable Real Estate Markets is a valuable contribution that lays out the basis for further in-depth work by the Advisory Group.
It was also anticipated that more in-depth work with the international financial institutions would be beneficial.
For many years in a row the Conference convened an ad hoc committee on negative security assurances, which did in-depth work on specific issues such as the channels and steps involved.
This year, we must do substantive and in-depth work on all the core agenda items, fully utilizing the plenary meetings under the leadership of the Presidents.
Associated with the operation of the fuss is hardly conducive to in-depth work of the artist on his compositions.
Furthermore, the in-depth work of structuring the mezzanine is more likely to be done in collaboration with the fund managers than by the project proponent alone.
In line with this agreement, the Chair proposes that any in-depth work be embedded in the mode of operation of the informal groups as needed.
In-depth work must begin on that theme, through the establishment of a working group, if necessary, which would benefit from the input of the regional economic commissions, the Bretton Woods institutions and the United Nations.
Given the increase in the number of asylum seekers, in-depth work had been carried out to ensure that asylum seekers enjoyed their fundamental rights.
Plans for a coordinating body on equal opportunity were scheduled to be finalized in November 2008; its members would be high-level decision-makers with the relevant technical qualifications andsubstantive experience to conduct in-depth work on gender policy.
One area where all special political missions need more in-depth work is the further development of meaningful indicators of achievement.
An example of this is resolution 1997/1 of the Commission on Population and Development(see E/1997/25), which, although it does not address substantive aspects of migration and development in detail,does call for further in-depth work, in particular by the Task Force on Basic Social Services for All.
Ms. Hampson concluded that there is a need for in-depth work on the issue of judicial cooperation to identify where the difficulties lie in practice.
President Rodrigues Pires(spoke in French): I would like to begin my statement by extending my warmest congratulations to the Secretary-General and to the bodies of the United Nations system,particularly UNICEF, for their in-depth work and systematic efforts since the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Such recognition does not seem possible to us without further in-depth work on its main elements in the light of the principles and purposes of the United Nations Charter.
The Committee is invited to discuss how EFSOS analysis could be used to strengthen the European(and, to a lesser extent, global) forest policy dialogue, perhaps by means of aworkshop on policy options, and extra budgetary funding for more in-depth work on the outlook for eastern Europe and the consequences(for all countries) of these developments.
Such an approach creates opportunities for enhancing in-depth work in the country and for strengthening commitment and ownership as well as regional cooperation in counter-terrorism.
Also at the 4th meeting, the Chair of the AWG-LCA informed delegates of his intention to prepare a proposal for the organization of the work for the third part of the session, in consultation with the Vice-Chair and the facilitators and with the support of the secretariat, taking into account recommendations made during the second part of the session,which would allow for in-depth work to be undertaken on technical issues.
At the outset,France would like to commend once again the high-quality, in-depth work of the International Law Commission and its Special Rapporteur on this topic.
The latter requires in-depth work on adaptation of the index to a subnational level analysis to respond to the lack of data necessary to compute the AAI indicators.
In May 2009,MWA's annual operating budget was increased by 12 percent to do more in-depth work relating to the gender pay gap and contributing issues.
For the latter type of projects, the in-depth work of structuring mezzanine financing is more likely to be done in collaboration with the fund manager after the capacity building programme.
At the second part of the fourteenth session, in many of the informal groups Parties expressed the need for in-depth work and focused discussion on specific issues, in particular on technical issues.
Although some CGE members saw value in each of them, in-depth work would be needed to ensure that the indicators used fall within the scope of the enterprise's accountability and are an accurate reflection of performance rather than a set of data.
During the second phase, which will probably shape up long after the initiation of the first phase,local communities throughout an affected country will be sensitized by extensive and in-depth work of trained local facilitators, that will create the enabling conditions for repeating the success of the pilot projects on a whole-country scale.
Moreover, in Durban, the amount of time for work, especially for in-depth work, will be very limited given that the COP, the Conference of the Parties serving as the meeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol(CMP) and the subsidiary bodies will all be in session.
Training aimed primarily at strengthening human andinstitutional capacities to undertake in-depth work on vulnerability and adaptation assessment in various sectors was deemed essential.