Examples of using Note presents in English and their translations into Russian
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The note presents the definition of the First Aid kit content.
For several paragraph 27 provisions the note presents many possible options.
This note presents Poland's experience of implementing IFRS.
It invited the Task Force to present revised documents to its next session, reflecting the feedback provided(ECE/EB. AIR/WG.5/102,chapter III). This note presents updated proposals for revising the technical annex IX. Suggested insertions and deletions compared with the original text are presented in square brackets.
This note presents findings which draw upon that technical paper.
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In accordance with Governing Council decision 25/5, the note presents options for the structure of an instrument that is global and legally binding and relates only to mercury.
The note presents examples of policies aimed at bolstering administrative efficiency through public investment, to diminish the administrative burden for private operators and facilitate business, by fostering greater transparency, streamlining procedures and developing eGovernment.
Finally, the note presents questions for participants of the expert meeting.
The note presents some background on the review of the methods of work of the Commission, and a proposal for the 2009-2010 priority theme.
The remainder of this note presents the findings for the four clusters and adds some additional information on the work of CECI as a whole.
The note presents two issues for discussion on the organization of the Conference of European Statisticians' plenary sessions and the Bureau meetings.
Rather, this note presents possible elements, or building blocks, of a plan, for the first review.
The note presents for approval by the Executive Body the proposed EMEP budget for 2002 and the schedule of mandatory contributions calculated on the basis of this budget.
The next section of this note presents the main types of data that are currently used to assess the magnitude and impact of FDI of host and home economies.
This note presents a summary of the work of the Bureau, including the results of the meeting of the extended EMEP Bureau held in Geneva from 28 February to 1 March 2002.
The note presents, for approval by the Executive Body, the proposed detailed EMEP budget for 2003 and the schedule of mandatory contributions calculated on the basis of this budget.
The note presents linkages between the forest and water sectors, discusses collaboration between the communities and presents international legal and policy frameworks.
This note presents the aims and objectives of an inventory improvement programme under the Task Force aimed at addressing data quality assurance issues and improving data quality.
Part 1 of the note presents and analyses the main trends in the ECA region with regard to violence against women and girls, focusing on forms of violence, perpetrators and victims.
The note presents principles and guidelines for building multinational applications for official statistics developed by the Statistical Information Systems Sharing Advisory Board.
The note presents proposals for discussion and action by ministers at the sixth Ministerial Conference"Environment for Europe"(Belgrade, October 2007) under a subsession on Monitoring and Assessment.
This note presents information about the Group's exposure to each of the above risks, the Group's objectives, policies and processes for measuring and managing risk, and the Group's management of capital.
The note presents some background on the review of the methods of work of the Commission, an overview of the modalities of the review and policy sessions, and a proposal for the 2007-2008 substantive theme.
The annex to my note presents principal elements that have been discussed at the meetings of the open-ended informal consultations of the plenary on revitalization of the General Assembly during the period from May to June 2002.
This Analytical Note presents results of the first year of the program(July 2013- June 2014) under the objective to assess and improve governance and law enforcement in forest pest management, set for the entire lifetime of Phase 21.
The note presents tradeoffs between energy and other functions, notably biodiversity and the forest industries, discusses related climate change and sustainability issues, and asks whether a new equilibrium can be found.
This issues note presents a brief update on recent developments in the process of IFRS implementation and a summary of the main practical implementation issues identified in the case studies covering regulatory framework, enforcement, and technical capacity-building.
The note presents the Strategic Plan for the integrated programme 2008-2013, as agreed by Timber Committee and European Forestry Commission delegates during the Special Session on the Strategic Review and Plan in Geneva on 28-30 April 2008, subsequently reviewed and finalized by the joint Bureaux of the Timber Committee and the European Forestry Commission.
The Board reviewed the note presented, which summarized the background to the study.
The Bureau members appreciated the concept note presented by Germany.