Examples of using Study provided in English and their translations into Russian
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This study provided differentiated data on the topics of.
Some speakers referred to written comments on the draft study provided by Member States pursuant to Commission resolution 22/7.
The study provided Chile with disaggregated data on indigenous children and youth.
FAO research shed light on the vast scale of food waste around the world, anda groundbreaking new study provided a unique look at the status of the land and water resources on which global food production depends.
The study provided technically defensible estimates, with a specific cost/benefit ratio.
The synthesis study provided an overview of electricity sectors of all nine countries.
The study provided data on differences linked to sex in the financial situation of persons covered by AI.
It believed that the study provided an excellent opportunity for generating real and positive change in the lives of all boys and girls.
The study provided yet more compelling evidence for action by Governments to impose a total ban on landmines.
While the Administration indicated that the study provided a comprehensive analysis of the evolution of the support account, it did not present a defined formula for the determination of staffing requirements for the account.
The study provided a comparative review of housing policy reforms in 27 countries with economies in transition in the UNECE region.
The study provided all the elements for a comprehensive text on violence against women to be adopted by the General Assembly.
The study provided an appraisal standards matrix and recommendations regarding functional and software requirements.
The study provided a global picture of violence against children and contained recommendations to prevent and respond to this issue.
The study provided extensive information on the health status, access to health services as well as aspirations of persons belonging to these three groups.
In Liberia, such a study provided useful information on how local non-governmental organizations would participate in the post-conflict recovery and reconstruction process.
This study provided a first overview of optimal habitats for indicator species(including one VME target species) and the benthic assemblages of the Kerguelen Plateau.
The study provided examples of how various States parties had implemented article 33 and offered recommendations for strengthening compliance with the Convention.
The study provided the Liechtenstein authorities with information on problematic areas and serves as the basis for the measures initiated and carried out by the Round Table on Human Trafficking.
The study provided an overview of the health care system, prevention of dental diseases and provision of treatment in each of the countries, as well as the principles of reimbursement of the services for children and adults.
The study provided observations, comments and recommendations concerning ways in which the various stakeholders might enhance their use of the six human rights instruments in the context of disability.
This study provided a further analysis of a joint venture between pioneer investors and the Enterprise, placing special emphasis on exploration, research and development, and the training of personnel.
The study provided a unique opportunity to highlight the challenges in combating all forms and manifestations of violence against women, of which many were addressed by the Committee when it considered the reports of States parties.
The study provided a number of recommendations, including the recommendation to use a human rights approach in any national adaptation strategies taking into account indigenous pastoral peoples' traditional knowledge and cultural and linguistics rights.
This study provided reliable fundamental data about the sociodemographic structures and group memberships of groups of offenders who are prepared to commit violent, xenophobic acts. This created a key precondition for effective political countermeasures.
A study provided by the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition showed that children who are"nutritionally at risk"(the children in the focus group who did not eat breakfast in the morning) exhibited slower stimulus discrimination, increased errors and slower memory recall.
The study provided passenger and aircraft movement forecasts to 2003, gave an overview of price systems and charges levied in the Caribbean, Central and South American States, and described ICAO cost-recovery policy, charges collection and related international cooperation.
The conclusions of the study provided constructive policy recommendations to promote a more effective, inclusive and transparent system of representative governance and are being used to guide the future work of the Independent Directorate of Local Governance and UNAMA to improve the work of the councils.
This study provides separate estimates of investment due to working experience.
The study provides an overview of the methods and data sources used to derive the estimates.