Examples of using Relevant concepts in English and their translations into Russian
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Implementing relevant concepts: the United Kingdom approach.
It also considered necessary to explore and clarify the relevant concepts and definitions.
Identifies the relevant concepts and variables for which data are required;
We hope to have real,meaningful thinking on the Register that takes into account all relevant concepts.
Implementing relevant concepts: the potential for international cooperation.
They are considered by the author through a comparative analysis with the relevant concepts of Gestalt Therapy.
Relevant concepts were presented by Tokyo University of Science and the OpenCube Initiative of Germany.
The following points need to be made bearing in mind the analysis of the relevant concepts made earlier in this Report.
Relevant concepts include those contained in the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development and Agenda 21.
Thereafter, an evaluation of the mission's relevant concepts of operations, identifying requirements for change, will be conducted.
This section briefly introduced the basic formulation of the problems of philosophy,reveals the fundamental ontological concepts identified relevant concepts.
In addition, OECD, for example,initiated a discussion on the available and most relevant concepts and strategies for policy development.
Chapter 1 will introduce relevant concepts and a short overview of the state of the art of various knowledge systems and the various production systems used across the globe.
It is intended that such a knowledge base will serve as a comprehensive repository of information on relevant concepts and methods as well as contain references to national practices and the available country metadata.
These and other relevant concepts(e.g., system access rules, use of electronic signatures and documents in payment and settlement systems) should be addressed through NBT regulations.
There was also a pressing need to more clearly define some relevant concepts in the WTO Agreements such as"unnecessary obstacles to trade.
Thus, Armenia, Azerbaijan and Ukraine have policy concepts; Georgia's first strategic document(1997) was a migration policy concept while Belarus andLatvia are developing relevant concepts.
The subprogramme will address relevant concepts and methods in order to obtain international agreement on their use and usefulness, as well as compile environmental statistics, indicators and accounts;
The new geography of international economic relations, with special reference to trade and South-South cooperation,was included in subprogramme 3, together with other relevant concepts arising from paragraph 95 of the São Paulo Consensus.
The subprogramme will address relevant concepts and methods in order to obtain international agreement on their use and usefulness, compile environmental statistics and indicators and promote the implementation of integrated environmental and economic accounts at the national level;
The Board also recommended that further work should be carried out to systematically operationalize relevant concepts and standards and to continue enhancing capacity, knowledge and skills both at Headquarters and in the field.
Objective: To promote international comparability of statistics through the standardization of statistical methods, classifications and definitions used by national statistical agencies andto reach international agreement on relevant concepts and methods.
The CBRG specifically refers to the work undertaken by UNCITRAL regarding the treatment of domestic enterprise groups, suggesting that the relevant concepts developed in the Legislative Guide may provide guidance in view of the establishment of such a framework.
The Government has incorporated relevant concepts of the Convention on the Rights of the Child into a number of laws, and the Department of Anti-Human Trafficking and Juvenile Protection of the Ministry of Interior has cooperated with UNICEF, World Vision, Save the Children Norway and OHCHR on a programme to implement the law against sex abuse, sex trade and trafficking in women and children.
To some extent, UNDP does that, for example,by disseminating global knowledge products that have helped popularize relevant concepts such as human development, the poverty-environment nexus, and so on.
The Institute's contribution to the ongoing work in improving international standard classification systems and relevant concepts resulted in its active participation at the Meeting of Experts on Labour Statistics organized by ILO from 28 January to 6 February 1993 and the Interregional Seminar on the Revision of the System of National Accounts organized by the Intersecretariat Working Group on National Accounts from 5 to 9 October 1992.
Governments should ensure that these policies and measures are, inter alia, transparent and pay appropriate attention to the special conditions and development needs of developing countries,as well as respect the relevant concepts contained in the Rio Declaration and Agenda 21.
With a view to disseminating information on the relevant international instruments and assisting criminal justice system officials andothers to have a better understanding of the relevant concepts and how some crimes, such as terrorism, money-laundering and trafficking in persons, drugs and firearms, are related, the African Institute contributed to a conference on combating organized crime, organized by the International Quality& Productivity Center in Pretoria, South Africa, from 14 to 16 March 2007.
In order to be effective, the framework should adhere to agreed international standards andhave for each social concern an accompanying statistical data collection system that includes relevant concepts and definitions, recommended topics, defined periodicity and sources of data.
In essence, such a framework would have for each social concern an accompanying statistical data collection system that includes relevant concepts and definitions, international standards, recommended topics, recommended tabulations, defined periodicity and sources of data.

