Examples of using Revised classification in English and their translations into Russian
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The revised classification of expenditure on GDP and the treatment of non-market services.
The Bureau was informed about the revised classification of transport statistics.
Both revised classifications will be completed by 2007, with implementation occurring after that.
Report of the Secretary-General on the draft revised Classification of Individual Consumption COICOP.
The expert group recommended that countries be encouraged to test the revised classification.
A uniform set of revised classification criteria is set out in section 3 of the Act.
It is expected that the Statistics Division will conduct a similar review exercise for the newly revised Classification of the Functions of Government COFOG.
The revised classification of the General Service posts would have an impact on the survey results.
Report of the Secretary-General on the draft revised Classification of the Functions of Government COFOG.
The revised Classification should be submitted for approval and endorsement to the Statistical Commission at its forty-fifth session, in 2014.
Report of the Secretary-General on the draft revised Classification of Individual Consumption(COICOP) E/CN.3/1994/2, para. 54.
The revised classification was already adopted by the UNECE Working Party on Transport Statistics(in June 2004) and by the Inland Transport Committee in February 2005.
Report of the Secretary-General on the draft revised Classification of the Functions of Government(COFOG) E/CN.3/1994/2, para. 54.
These revised classifications have been incorporated into the most recent list of non-governmental organizations in status with UNCTAD, circulated in TD/B/NGO/LIST/1.
This Explanatory Note explains in some detail the issues contained in the revised classification, but does not form part of the classification itself.
Implementation of revised classifications concerning tourism; develop links between different systems of classifications. .
The Bureau of the Conference of European Statisticians agreed, at its meeting on 21-22 February 2002,to recommend to the Conference to endorse the revised classification.
Adopted the revised classification(document TRANS/WP.6/2004/1/Rev.1) in its present form on the grounds that the UNECE secretariat will take into account the comments made by the members of the Conference;
The Explanatory Note annexed to UNFC-2009(Annex III)explains in some detail the issues contained in the revised Classification, but does not form part of the Classification itself.
An Expert Group Meeting on Methods for Conducting Time-Use Surveys was convened in October 2000 to discuss methodological guidelines for the conduct of time-use surveys and to review the revised classification.
Document PROV/ST/ESA/STAT/SER. M/84 contains a complete set of all four revised classifications of expenditures according to purpose, which in the 1993 SNA are referred to as functional classifications.
The Committee considered the need to revise the current classification of statistical activities andagreed that the Statistics Division, assisted by the regional commissions and OECD, would propose a revised classification.
In this revised classification, WFP reported 9.0 per cent of contributions as"core funding", which more accurately reflects the percentage of resources it receives that are closely equivalent to what other United Nations organizations consider core funding.
The ILO databases andthe corresponding questionnaires are being redesigned to accommodate national statistics provided according to the revised classifications of industry, occupation, status in employment and education.
Specifically, the information will provide a measure of the progress made in implementing newly revised classifications such as the International Standard Industrial Classification, Revision 4, the Central Product Classification, version 2, and the International Standard Classification of Occupations ISIC-08.
The ILO databases andthe corresponding questionnaires are being redesigned to accommodate national statistics provided according to the revised classifications of industry, occupation, status in employment and education.
Based on the recommendations made by the Statistical Commission at its thirty-fifth session and the recommendations made by the United Nations Expert Group on International Economic and Social Classifications, a first complete draft of ISIC, Rev.4, was produced, including the full detailed structure andexplanatory notes for the revised classification.
The ILO databases andthe corresponding questionnaires are being redesigned to accommodate national statistics provided according to the revised classifications of industry, occupation, status in employment and education.
The revised classification is part of a new Pan European classification, NST2000, that replaces the UNECE classification of goods in transport(the CTSE) and the similar EU classification, the NST/R. It links the classes of goods in transport directly to the international classifications of production of goods by activity, the CPC and corresponding CPA.
A number of supplementary documents to support the understanding of new concepts in ISIC and CPC andto support switching from previous classifications to the newly revised classifications are currently being prepared and will be made available successively in electronic and hard copy formats.