Examples of using Such databases in English and their translations into Russian
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Norwegian Customs has no such databases.
Such databases are relatively common on the Internet.
However, member states shall/should not be obliged to establish such databases.
Such databases are used to classify proteins by their fold.
Particular attention is paid to such databases for continuous cutting of trees and bushes.
Such databases may be in either electronic or manual format.
A potentially more serious allegation was that several such databases were interlinked.
Such databases will make the process of international data delivery more efficient.
The United Nations system could assist national Governments to set up such databases.
Where such databases do exist, they have been created by the missions themselves on an ad hoc basis.
However, ensuring the presence of the SMEs of the developing countries in such databases presents a formidable challenge.
Nevertheless, without such databases, reporting on progress for children will be inadequate.
It is therefore advisable to appoint/identify an in-house database developer/manager to design and develop such databases.
Included in such databases should be information on best practices concerning minority protection.
The information made available on research bodies was useful, andUNCTAD should begin setting up a directory of such databases.
In such databases, information is stored in the form of tables, which are related to each other by relations.
As for the maintenance of genetic databases, such databases shall not be maintained, in accordance with the existing information.
Such databases may be used to promote research activity as well as serve as a base for managing information.
Thanks to advances in technology, it has been possible to migrate such databases to a more flexible personal computer-based environment.
Such databases might be centralised within a country or based on some common network solutions in a decentralised system.
Especially conscious of the need to establish,develop and update such databases, as well as inventories of stolen cultural property, as basic and indispensable tools for the tracing of property.
Such databases are simply additional sources of information about higher risk individuals in determining whether the person is a potential PEP or family members and close associates of PEPs.
APFIC indicated that it did not intend at the present time to establish such databases, however, it would support initiatives by member States to develop a regional information exchange mechanism.
Such databases are generally established as part of any mine-action programmes in conjunction with the Government, or as part of the humanitarian coordination mechanism in-country.
Speakers reported on their Governments' efforts to build such databases and make them available online, and expressed interest in learning about similar processes in other countries.
Such databases are normally located at national health information institutions and are used by data producers to prepare the yearbook on health statistics or specific reports.
For instance, although the Convention refers to environmental databases, there are governments that do not have the necessary expertise to set up such databases, or even to gather the data.
Some countries, for example, argued that such databases are appropriate only for information that was already publicly available in a codified form.
Through such databases, the Unit has recorded and organized information available to it on the handling of reports and follow-up to the recommendations they contain and on contacts in participating organizations.
To reach local SMEs and build up such databases, local Internet-compatible credit information and credit insurance services are needed.