Examples of using The analysis will in English and their translations into Russian
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The analysis will continue into 1998.
The analysis will also look into gender differences.
Although the Survey is focused on the EECCA countries, the analysis will involve comparison with good practices applied in OECD countries.
The analysis will be used to ensure better quality programmes.
Having identified one or possibly two thematic issues to be the focus of each annual report to the Commission, the analysis will consist of the following elements.
The analysis will include projections of the future evolution of these priority flows into the next 10 years.
In Kazakhstan, non-account-based transfers are limited to transfers by individuals; the analysis will first focus on the clients who are individuals, then discuss the clients who are legal entities, although the latter is allowed only in very limited cases.
The analysis will also inform the programme budget proposals for the biennium 2014-2015.
It is necessary to reassure that the analysis will be done efficiently and the analyzer will have all the syntactic and semantic information.
The analysis will include the countries and products being requested as well as the origin of the query.
The analysis will cover scientific, environmental, legal and fisheries compliance implications of the closure to FFA members.
The analysis will support the study of ozone trends and the evaluation of the effects of free tropospheric ozone.
The analysis will culminate in a report to the Ombudsman, with a special attention given to the mandate of the institution.
The analysis will aim to show how the public investments may affect the environment, living conditions and global public good.
The analysis will inform future programme initiatives and contribute to the work of NEPAD, and United Nations entities.
The analysis will build on the results of the financial analysis and the analysis based on performance indicators described below.
The analysis will include an overview of legal nature of decisions that are adopted by independent national bodies for equality in the countries of the European Union.
The analysis will focus on the entire landscape of forest financing, including critical gaps, opportunities and areas requiring further attention.
The analysis will identify opportunities to reduce costs through the consolidation of goods, reduction of lead times and simplified and streamlined processes.
The analysis will include opportunities for repurposing or redeploying resources to support the new governance structure in order to secure the integrity of master data.
The analysis will serve as a basis for further work on developing methodologies for collecting data that will be tested in six locations that are covered by the project activities.
The analysis will take into account the work of the Collaborative Partnership on Forests joint initiative on streamlining forest-related reporting and experiences of existing criteria and indicators processes;
The analysis will centre on the changes in the world in terms of urbanization, environmental protection, globalization of trade, the information revolution and the consequences of women achieving equal rights.
The analysis will include a ranking of the groups according to their level of dangerousness,the identification and mapping of their transnational dimensions in and outside the region and an evaluation of their trends in the region.
The analysis will consider gender-disaggregated data(e.g. on access to resources, climate change impacts, green and decent jobs) in order to facilitate genderresponsive planning, monitoring, evaluation, and reporting.
The analysis will use answers to 2007 Special Inquiry questions along with answers to other selected Economic Census questions that alone or in combination with other questions might be indicative of FGP activity and identify cases where indications of FGP activity are inconsistent.
The analysis will seek to describe the overall impact of these initiatives on the enjoyment of human rights of people living in extreme poverty and will examine their implementation from a human rights perspective-- namely the compliance with the core principles of equality and non-discrimination, participation, transparency and accountability.
The analysis will cover health, phytosanitary, veterinary and quality controls, application of standards, public safety controls, etc., including the promotion of the implementation and extension of the scope of the International Convention on the Harmonization of Frontier Controls of Goods of 1982 Harmonization Convention.