Examples of using Questions to be addressed in English and their translations into Russian
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Questions to be addressed.
Such a tiered structure of data collection would allow different questions to be addressed.
Key questions to be addressed.
Fewer reports(approximately half) had a clearly and adequately defined scope andset out clear criteria and questions to be addressed in the report.
Questions to be addressed include.
An Evaluation Framework and Methodology Report,which sets out the evaluation questions to be addressed and methodologies, was completed in March of 2005.
Questions to be addressed under the first sub-theme.
The purposes of the two types of data differ, and are variably suited to different applications depending on the research or policy questions to be addressed.
Key questions to be addressed during the discussion.
Revise and update the EMEP monitoring strategy to reflect the evolving technological capabilities andto reflect the specific science questions to be addressed;
Support questions to be addressed under A1 A1a: Do we use these data already?
Making the Council's interaction with troop-contributing countries more substantive,perhaps through the use of concept notes or indicative questions to be addressed.
Support questions to be addressed under C2 C2a: Are these data made available online?
Working in Vienna, in an effort led by Germany, we have developed a paper on the effective verification of an FMCT,which lists questions to be addressed by scientific experts and contains input for their deliberations.
Support questions to be addressed under B3 B3a: Do you have online data sharing policies in place?
A representative of Bosnia and Herzegovina suggested that a twofold system could be developed,with core questions to be addressed by all countries and some additional questions to be addressed by certain groups of countries.
Support questions to be addressed under A3 A3a: Is a brief assessment of these data provided?
Responding to the question on the high rate of unemployment among Russian women, the representative said that theright to work and the right to non-discriminatory treatment in the labour market were the most difficult and contradictory questions to be addressed under the conditions of the fledgling market economy.
Support questions to be addressed under C1 C1a: If A1a YES:Are the data maintained in the electronic database?
Useful ways to increase efficiency in open debates such as, foreseeing sufficient time for the preparation of useful inputs by Member States; devising practical ways of reducing meeting time and shortening interventions, while promoting wider participation in public meeting; ensuring that the outcome documents of open debates reflect relevant inputs from all participants;promoting more focused contributions through the use of concept papers and indicative questions to be addressed.
Some of the questions to be addressed in defining the road map have already been posed in a letter of Vice-Director A.
Support questions to be addressed under B1 B1a: If A1a YES:Is there a public authority(ies) in charge of these data?
Support questions to be addressed under C3 C3a: If B3a and C2a YES: What are the information technology solutions used for enabling the flows?
Support questions to be addressed under A2 A2a: If A1a YES:Is there clear metadata for these data, including on units of calculation and validation methods?
The questions to be addressed at this session include the following: What lessons can be drawn from successful case studies in developing policies for creative industries?
Moreover, these studies have allowed questions to be addressed that could not be investigated through the analysis of aggregate statistics, thus contributing to expanding the knowledge frontier in key domains of economic analysis.
For example, questions to be addressed in education sector reforms may include not only increased overall enrolment rates and learning achievement goals but also the degree to which schools will become safe, conducive and responsive learning environments for children, or will offer more equitable access to girls and to children who are working, orphaned or disabled.