Examples of using Monitoring should in English and their translations into Russian
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Such monitoring should.
Improved extrabudgetary account management and strengthened monitoring should satisfactorily address this issue.
Monitoring should include PM and O3.
It was reiterated that this monitoring should be continued on a regular basis.
Monitoring should be light and strategic.
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Regularly undergo systematic monitoring to determine whether they are child-friendly; such monitoring should include safeguarded consultations with children who have availed themselves of the processes.
This monitoring should cover all sources of assistance.
Ensuring that all processes are subject to regular andsystematic monitoring to determine whether they are child-friendly; such monitoring should include safeguarded consultations with the children who have availed themselves of the processes.
Thus, such monitoring should be done at longer intervals.
Due to the importance of the role of counsel in a fair hearing, andof the chilling effect upon the solicitor-client relationship that could follow the monitoring of conversations, such monitoring should be used rarely and only when exceptional circumstances justify this in a specific case.
Therefore monitoring should provide data on.
Monitoring should relate to both ecological and economic parameters.
Principle 1: Monitoring should be light and strategic.
Monitoring should take place in coordination with Italy, Croatia and Slovenia.
Data collection for monitoring should be integrated into project implementation;
Monitoring should be conducted at the point of use or the point of effluent discharge.
As a minimum surveillance monitoring should be carried out once per planning period 6 years.
Monitoring should cover not only emissions but also the cost-effectiveness of the project18.
UNOPS also considers that monitoring should improve with the appointment of a director of operations.
The monitoring should take place within the framework of the sessions of the Commission for Social Development.
Following this principle, monitoring should be integrated, results-oriented, focused and efficient.
Monitoring should be light so as not to introduce unnecessary burden on the relevant parties.
Several representatives stressed that monitoring should address the performance of main partners: donor countries and multilateral institutions.
Monitoring should not be an end in itself but a tool for the promotion and development of the rights of the child.
Section 4.740 states that the monitoring should be done at least for the October phasing and as part of the year-end closing procedures.
Monitoring should be carried out on a continuous basis and may also be triggered by specific transactions.
Participants agreed that monitoring should have a defined purpose and results should lead to specific management decisions.
Monitoring should reflect the fact that governments are ultimately accountable to their citizens.
OIOS supports the principle that monitoring should be a management support mechanism that also ensures the proper application of rules and procedures.
Monitoring should only be required only in relation to“hits” on a list of sanctioned persons and entities.