Examples of using These databases in English and their translations into Russian
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These databases will become available in 2006.
To select databases individually,select These databases and make your selections.
However, these databases are not complementary.
The information are carefully gathered and selected from these databases by the powerful and user-friendly engine.
These databases, and others, have now been integrated into the Gateway.
Library users should have access to these databases via the library‟s public access catalogues.
These databases are briefly described in an annex to the present note.
For information about the content of these databases and the procedures for accessing them, call ext. 37416.
These databases are updated once a year see annex 1 for further details.
The Monitoring Team recommends that the Committee, following consultations with the Secretariat and the Monitoring Team,approach INTERPOL for Secretariat access to these databases.
Please note: these databases don't updated.
Another weakness observed by OIOS was the unevenness of discipline in updating the substantive content of many of these databases as well as insufficient user knowledge about them.
The application uses these databases to provide the delivery security level.
These databases would be interconnected virtually and be compatible with each other.
Information is extracted from these databases to assist States in adopting national legislation and delineating their maritime zones.
These databases consist of both biophysical and socio-economic information.
Some of these databases are horizontal www. greenfo. hu, www. kothalo. hu.
These databases will be not only presented but also critically examined.
While some of these databases are in the public domain, others are privately owned.
These databases shall be periodically updated in order to have up to date reference material.
The ability to keep these databases up-to-date, however, was hampered by resource constraints and lack of expertise.
These databases for the WHO European Region contain alcohol-related indicators at the country level.
Unfortunately, these databases are not adapted to constraints brought on by real-time user experience personalization.
These databases are fully complementary and will be available both through the bulletin board system and the World Wide Web.
These databases were also used for cross comparison with other countries in the region and at the same income level1.
These databases will be useful for identifying research activities in HEIs and relevant actors performing R&D.
In 2013, these databases received nearly 100,000 visits, representing nearly 30 per cent of UNCTADstat total visits.
These databases are programmed in the CDS/ISIS for Windows software, which is being developed and distributed by UNESCO.
These databases are informed by data produced or published by countries, making them useful tools for future assessments.
Making these databases available on the United Nations Web site in all official languages entails the translation of all the elements.
