Examples of using Systematically analysed in English and their translations into Russian
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Not all the organizations systematically analysed these exit interviews.
Environment and economy, two of the three pillars of sustainable development, are systematically analysed.
Data were systematically analysed separately and then compared with one another.
Group C: Information is available from existing and easily accessible documents(through desk review), butthese need to be collected and systematically analysed.
For the review of the four cross-cutting,programme-wide evaluations, the reports were systematically analysed to determine key findings and conclusions emanating from the programme-wide assessment.
Many issues and strategies were discussed at different forums, but there was no central reservoir of knowledge on inclusive and sustainable urban development where practices andpolicies were systematically analysed.
The quality of clinical coding varies widely between institutions; comorbidities andcomplications are not systematically analysed even if they are documented on the clinical information form.
Sir Nigel Rodley(Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights on the question of torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment) said that he would be hard-pressed to report any improvement,not least because the information at his disposal had not yet been systematically analysed.
Activities will be put in place to assist their labour and social integration,which will be systematically analysed in order to build comprehensive intervention models that will be sustainable at local level.
For example, a lack of funding for its evaluations and lessons learned unit meant that this function remained unstaffed for more than a year andthat key humanitarian interventions were not systematically analysed or improved.
This project, which concluded with the launch of the final academic andpolicy publications in 2012, systematically analysed the relationship between mineral wealth and revenues, social development outcomes and social policy decisions in developing countries.
Another important evaluation in the field of protection,"Enhancing UNHCR's capacity to monitor the protection, rights and well-being of refugees", is based on an extensive review of the multiple roles UNHCR assumes in both protection and programme monitoring andconstitutes the first time that this function has been systematically analysed across the organizational structure.
OIOS recommends that a multitude of proactive recruitment strategies bepursued in New York, testing efforts increased and the outcome of the enhanced recruitment effort systematically analysed to reach a definitive determination on the availability of the skills for the Text Processing Units.
Under the programme on the State system of human rights education, approved by Government Decisionof 12 June 2001, the situation of human rights education is being systematically analysed and measures are being taken to improve human rights training and education within the education system.
For example, systematically analysing historical records, anthropological observations or other forms of cultural output can yield a substantial amount of health information about the well-being of groups, communities and even nations.
Create transparency of existing roles and mechanisms and systematically analyse statistical processes(e.g., by using the Generic Statistical Business Process Model) to identify possibilities and needs for coordination;
The underlying purpose of preparing annual financial reports is to accurately measure and systematically analyse the funding for operational activities of the United Nations system.
In situations of doubt and high risk of irreversible damage to the resource,scientists analysing options for management should systematically analyse and highlight the most pessimistic scenarios; 17/.
He suggested that NGOs set up a structure to gather and systematically analyse data and information on acts of racism and xenophobia.
Appropriate mechanisms had to be established to regularly and systematically analyse data for the purpose of detecting racial disparities, and in turn redressing such disparities and providing accountability.
The Institute systematically analyses the results of federal, regional and European elections from a gender perspective.
Systematically analyse and summarize the most typical conflict situations encountered by foreign nationals and representatives of ethnic and religious minorities.
We have set up a social-information base in order better to monitor and systematically analyse the status of poverty in Argentina.
Develop specific tools, targets andindicators for a framework that systematically analyse the links between trade and gender.
More work needs to be done on systematically analysing the relationship between competition policy and intellectual property, defining goals and priorities, developing a unified strategy to implement them, and broadening the definition of unfair competition to bring it in line with international standards.
INSEE systematically analyses the profile of the dwellings thus constituted and, in the event of any atypical development, such as a sharp fall followed by a sharp rise, requests the DirectorateGeneral to identify any management artefacts.
Important health information can be gathered about the well-being of groups, communities and even nations,by(for example) systematically analysing historical records, anthropological observations or other forms of cultural outputs.
A great deal of rich health information can be gathered about the well-being of groups, The European health report 201578 communities andeven nations by systematically analysing historical records, anthropological observations or other forms of cultural output.
In the reports under consideration, the Board placed a much stronger emphasis on the need for effective cost management systems, so thatentities could systematically analyse their total cost base between programme and administrative expenditure categories and thus provide greater assurances to Member States that resources were being used effectively.
The Study Group noted that the draft final report systematically analyses the various issues discussed by the Study Group since its inception, which considered the MFN clause within the broader framework of general international law, and in the light of developments since the adoption of the 1978 Draft articles.
