Examples of using Monitoring current in English and their translations into Russian
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Monitoring current status of the portfolio.
The Oliy Majlis's Institute for Monitoring Current Legislation;
Monitoring current events is one of a system operator's primary tasks.
These include the Parliamentary Ombudsman,the National human rights centre and the Institute for Monitoring Current Legislation.
The Institute for Monitoring Current Legislation, attached to the Office of the President of Uzbekistan;
The Commissioner for Human Rights(Ombudsman)of the Oliy Majlis and the Institute for Monitoring Current Legislation attached to the Office of the President of Uzbekistan.
Institute for Monitoring Current Legislation reporting to the Oliy Majlis of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
The Central Bureau of Statistics of Palestine is launching a vast program of indicators aiming at monitoring current deterioration of the social and economic conditions of the population.
Monitoring current vehicle conditions: location(via GPS/GLONASS), speed, fuel/battery level, current mileage, oil level, and more.
Activity result 1.1:The capacity of the Institute for Monitoring Current Legislation(IMCL) to develop new legislation is enhanced and systematized.
The Assessment Team also plays an important role in providing validated information and data support to staff of the Office of Military Affairs who are planning new missions or adjusting the operational concept for existing operations,generating forces or monitoring current operations.
The Institute for Monitoring Current Legislation reporting to Oliy Majlis was established by a resolution of the Oliy Majlis of the Republic of Uzbekistan of 3 December 1996.
The control system for mixing and heating biomass, developed by Artem Mamontov, among other things,allows monitoring current processes, reduces the accident rate of process equipment, and reduces the consumption of energy for own needs.
The Institute for Monitoring Current Legislation is a research body of the executive branch. It monitors legislation and carries out expert legal assessments of the acts adopted.
The system of institutions for the extrajudicial protection of the rights of the individual comprises: the Ombudsman, the National Centre for Human Rights of the Republic of Uzbekistan,the Institute for Monitoring Current Legislation reporting to the Oliy Majlis and non-governmental organizations for the protection of human rights.
In accordance with its statutes, the Parliamentary Institute for Monitoring Current Legislation has, as one of its chief tasks, the study and elaboration of proposals to improve and to monitor current legislation prohibiting racial discrimination.
Study of economic aspects of transport taking into account(i) the integration process going on within the ECE region,and(ii) the reform processes under way in transition countries by monitoring current changes in transport in order to identify, promote and spread positive examples for transport development.
Activities of Eurostat: Eurostat and DG X(Communication, Culture)have been supporting and monitoring current initiatives to develop a European approach for cultural statistics, giving in this way an answer to Member States request for involvement in this field and for inclusion of this domain in the Eurostat regular work programme.
Uzbekistan has established the following national human rights institutions in accordance with the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action: the Commissioner for Human Rightsof the Oliy Majlis(Ombudsman), the National Centre for Human Rights and the Institute for Monitoring Current Legislation under the Office of the President.
Customizing of Internal Function of Board Integrated WatchDog function for the FD322/FD422 boards allows monitoring current state of broadcasting program(FDOnAir or FDTimeShift) and swithcing to reserve scheme(switching to a passthrough video from specified board input) in case of a failure automatically.
In accordance with the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action, Uzbekistan has established several national human rights institutions: the Human Rights Commissioner(Ombudsman)of the Oliy Majlis, the National Centre for Human Rights and the Institute for Monitoring Current Legislation, which is attached to the Office of the President.
Uzbekistan has created the core institutions of a parliamentary democracy and a rule-of-law State: the Constitutional Court,the Parliamentary Institute for Monitoring Current Legislation, the Human Rights Commissioner(Ombudsman), the National Centre for Human Rights of the Republic of Uzbekistan, and non-governmental civil rights organizations bar and judicial associations.
Documents received from the following organizations were used in its preparation: the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Ministry of Justice, the Procurator's Office, the Department of National Security, the Supreme Court, the Constitutional Court, the Commissioner for Human Rights of the Oliy Majlis,the Institute for Monitoring Current Legislation reporting to the Oliy Majlis and the Bar Association.
The core institutions of a parliamentary democracy and a State governed by the rule of law have been created: the Constitutional Court,the Parliamentary Institute for Monitoring Current Legislation, the Office of the Parliamentary Commissioner for Human Rights(Ombudsman), and the National Human Rights Centre of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
It draws on information received from the Supreme Court, the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Defence, the Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Ministry of Macroeconomics and Statistics, the Institute of Strategic and Interregional Studies reporting to the President, the Office of the Human Rights Commissioner(Ombudsman) of the Oliy Majlis,and the Institute for Monitoring Current Legislation that reports to the Oliy Majlis see annex.
The Committee welcomes the creation of core institutions for the protection and promotion of human rights, including the Constitutional Court,the Parliamentary Institute for Monitoring Current Legislation, the Office of the Parliamentary Commissioner for Human Rights(Ombudsman) and the National Human Rights Centre of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
Review the general trends with regard to transport developments and transport policy, and analyze specific transport economic issues including transport development in the Mediterranean Region, taking into account(i) the integration process going on within the UNECE region, and(ii)the reform processes under way in member countries by monitoring current changes in transport in order to identify, promote and spread positive examples for transport development;
They include the Constitutional Court, the Office of the Parliamentary Commissioner for Human Rights(Ombudsman),the National Centre for Human Rights of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Institute for Monitoring Current Legislation, and nongovernmental human rights organizations: the Bar and Judges' Associations, the Legal Aid Society and the Committee for the Protection of the Rights of the Individual.
In accordance with the recommendations of the second World Conference on Human Rights(Vienna, 1993), a system of national human rights institutions has been established in the country, including the Constitutional Court, the Parliamentary Commissioner for Human Rights(or Ombudsman), the National Human Rights Centre,the Institute for Monitoring Current Legislation, the Centre for the Study of Public Opinion and others, all of which are doing productive work.
Its area of work includes the study of economic aspects of transport taking into account(i) the integration process going on within the ECE region, and(ii)the reform processes under way in member countries by monitoring current changes in transport in order to identify, promote and spread positive examples for transport development.