Examples of using Pertinence in English and their translations into Russian
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Relevance and pertinence of information packages for users;
Many kinds of design, wide range of uses,strong pertinence;
The pertinence of the prohibition of war propaganda was also highlighted.
I think that the name of the game is to show science the pertinence of this somewhat outlandish realm.
Of course, the pertinence of these issues will vary from one region to another.
Use tungsten alloy multi-leave shielding can make patient detecting more accurate, more pertinence.
The pertinence of undertaking joint activities and a joint work programme;
Indeed, four years later, the analyses andthe recommendations contained in that report retain all their pertinence.
Under it, the court must assess pertinence, admissibility, reliability and sufficiency of the evidence.
The decision to establish a given mechanism is adopted taking into consideration the importance and pertinence of a specific issue.
Strong pertinence: choose different system for different material, make sure beads will not block filter.
The exhortations from the great New Deal leader Franklin Delano Roosevelt still resonate with inescapable pertinence.
As for suicide's pertinence to all souls, I asked my mother to give you the information I gave her many years ago.
As a member of the first nuclear-weapon-free zone in a densely populated area,Brazil is convinced of the pertinence and usefulness of this approach.
As regards coherence and pertinence of the criteria, several delegates expressed views and offered suggestions on specific criteria.
The Inspectors encourage UNODC managers andregional representatives to continue their efforts to increase the pertinence, relevance and quality of indicators.
With regards to the coherence and pertinence of criteria, several delegates expressed their views and offered suggestions on specific criteria.
That is where the goal of full cooperation between the United Nations andthe regional organizations takes on its importance and pertinence.
It was up to the Prosecutor to assess the pertinence and credibility of the information and his delegation was confident that the Prosecutor would act responsibly.
Management has documented existing controls on a web-based application,an interesting initiative whose pertinence and effectiveness must be assessed.
Noting the pertinence of the recommendations made by the Group of Experts for a stronger role for scientific institutions and specialized networks in UNCCD activities.
The representative of the Russian Federation stressed the timeliness and pertinence of the Eminent Persons' report for the efforts to enhance UNCTAD's effectiveness.
UNODC recognizes the pertinence of the review of implementation mechanisms for the Convention against Corruption to the prevention of illicit financial flows see E/CN.15/2013/4.
As specified by international internal audit standards, the results of the risk analysis must be used to evaluate the pertinence and effectiveness of the internal control procedures.
In this connection, the Expert Group noted the pertinence of the 1991 United Nations Disarmament Commission guidelines on international arms transfers.3.
As with all Church writings inspired by the grace of the Holy Spirit, they continue to be a source of spiritual life and knowledge, andthey have their own theological significance and pertinence.
One delegation questioned the pertinence of the last part of recommendation 2(c) regarding the application of the norms and standards endorsed by African Member States.
Those would include procedural criteria, such as timeliness and completeness of the report submitted, and substantive criteria,such as pertinence and compliance with the Convention's provisions.
Lastly, the State party reiterates its position with regard to the pertinence of the settlement mechanism established by the Charter for Peace and National Reconciliation.
The pertinence of replacing publications in paper form by electronic forms is to be carefully analysed in the context of the revision of the information and publications programme.
