Examples of using Statistical implications in English and their translations into Russian
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Statistical implications.
Expert Group on the Statistical Implications of.
Statistical implications of recent major United.
For each event, the major themes are highlighted and the statistical implications of these events are analysed.
Statistical implications of recent major.
Publication of proceedings of IMF seminar on the statistical implications of inflation targeting 2002.
The statistical implications are not as severe.
Note by the Secretary-General transmitting the report of the Expert Group on the Statistical Implications of Recent Major United Nations Conferences.
Statistical implications of recent major United Nations conferences.
Preparations for the Commission decision on the common VAT system,in particular the statistical implications of the redistribution of VAT receipts on the basis of national accounts.
Statistical implications of recent major United Nations conferences.
Note by the Secretary-General transmitting the report of the Expert Group on the Statistical Implications of Recent Major United Nations Conferences E/CN.3/1997/16.
VII. Statistical implications of the follow-up to recent major United Nations conferences.
At recent sessions, both the Statistical Commission andits Working Group have included an agenda item on the statistical implications of the follow-up to recent major United Nations conferences.
VII. Statistical implications of the follow-up to recent major United Nations conferences agenda item 8.
At its twenty-eighth session, the Commission established the Expert Group on the Statistical Implications of Recent Major United Nations Conferences to recommend further work in this field.
The core statistical implications refer to the development of indicators of sustainable development and the promotion of their use as well as to the respective data collection and assessment.
The Working Party was informed about the developments in the Community transport policy and their statistical implications, in particular: the White Paper on Transport 2011 main statistical implications.
The Expert Group on the Statistical Implications of Recent Major United Nations Conferences met in Oslo on 10 June 1995 and at Geneva on 13 June 1995.
The representative of the Directorate-General for Mobility and Transport(DG MOVE)of the European Commission informed the Working Party about the developments in the Community transport policy and their statistical implications.
Note by the Secretary-General on statistical implications of the follow-up to recent major United Nations conferences.
UN Statistics Division: UNSD work in this field is based on the minimum national social data set(MNSDS)proposed by the Expert Group on the Statistical Implications of Recent Major United Nations Conferences.
Report of the Expert Group on the Statistical Implications of Recent Major United Nations Conferences E/CN.3/AC.1/1996/R.4, annex.
At its twenty-eighth session, the Statistical Commission requested its Working Group onInternational Statistical Programmes and Coordination to consider further the statistical implications of the follow-up to the World Summit for Social Development.
However, the Subgroup agreed that the statistical implications of this process need to be factored into analyses using such data.
The Statistical Commission at its thirty-third session thus consideredthe report of the Secretary-General on the harmonization of development indicators, which focuses on the statistical implications of the United Nations Millennium Declaration follow-up process see E/CN.3/2002/25.
See Report of the Expert Group on the Statistical Implications of Recent Major United Nations Conferences(E/CN.3/AC.1/1996/R.4), annex, para. 2.
On the whole, the meeting illustrated how statistics are moving closer and closer to the core of the international policy agenda, most notably to the policy priority of the UN system consider e.g. the IMF data quality reviews,the co-ordination of indicators programs, the statistical implications of poverty reduction.
The Commission may wish to comment on the statistical implications of the World Summit on Sustainable Development outlined in the present note.
At this point, UNCTAD has not informed the United Nations Statistics Division about any anticipated specific statistical implications of the Third United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries.